TheBigToePunt
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England
In jam?Do you think Evangelos Marinakis will sign the petition and if so how will he sign his name?
England
In jam?Do you think Evangelos Marinakis will sign the petition and if so how will he sign his name?
England
England
Worse than this.Its not been a great week has it, first Dolly passes then the HF
Scotland
Better they're axed from the telly than the local.Worse than this.
Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, HF, King Harald of Norway.
If they axe Loose Women from the telly it's going to be the icing on the cake.
Ireland
Chocolate hand printDo you think Evangelos Marinakis will sign the petition and if so how will he sign his name?
England
That has got to be on Urban Dictionary describing a bedroom act...Chocolate hand print
Scotland
Sounds more like a dirty protest.That has got to be on Urban Dictionary describing a bedroom act...
Ireland
It's not that nice as wallpaperThat has got to be on Urban Dictionary describing a bedroom act...
Scotland
Not usually a major concern in a prison cell.It's not that nice as wallpaper
USA
Fear not. David Attenborough will be good for another 25 years, with parts & warranty. Maybe he can join the HF.Worse than this.
Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, HF, King Harald of Norway.
If they axe Loose Women from the telly it's going to be the icing on the cake.
England
When I was a young boy, my father said to me, I'd watch two zebras shagging and record a commentary.Fear not. David Attenborough will be good for another 25 years, with parts & warranty. Maybe he can join the HF.
Ireland
England
England
Or leave the people in Block B and force them to sing using an electric cattle prod? We've been way too gentle leaving singing as a voluntary behaviour.Well I hope the club are going to advertise for a new 'singing section' which will come with all the trimmings and preferential treatment of is former incarnation . Police escorts to the ground season tickets in block B ,away tickets on demand .That sort of thing .
The guys that are there can just be moved somewhere else