World cup - looking forward?
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Hi,
I see that a Belgian tennis woman has dispended with two big seed's in quick succession Wimbledon..................
P.S. Bloody England play at weekend...................the cupboards are bare when I go shopping in Lidl..
I see that a Belgian tennis woman has dispended with two big seed's in quick succession Wimbledon..................
P.S. Bloody England play at weekend...................the cupboards are bare when I go shopping in Lidl..
NA Thinks Just End 2 End Return + Bivvy - Some day Soon I hope
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NATURAL ANKLING wrote:Hi,
I see that a Belgian tennis woman has dispended with two big seed's in quick succession Wimbledon..................
Wrong thread.
P.S. Bloody England play at weekend...................the cupboards are bare when I go shopping in Lidl..
I knew it was all their fault,things'll get much better when were out of the EU
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We were down in Saltash/Carkeel doing a spot of shopping - Lidl's as well.
The roads were deserted and Lidl carpark was easy to park for a change. Didn't notice an issue with stock levels.
I wish they had big football matches on every day. The roads were empty.
The roads were deserted and Lidl carpark was easy to park for a change. Didn't notice an issue with stock levels.
I wish they had big football matches on every day. The roads were empty.
Mick F. Cornwall
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Mick F wrote: .....I wish they had big football matches on every day. The roads were empty.
Nah! Like Brexit,if big footie was on everyday people would get fed up of it and want things to be as they were before
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The World Cup comes but once every 4 years.
Likewise the Olympics.
I wish Xmas were the same...
Likewise the Olympics.
I wish Xmas were the same...
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Let us pass the time by performing physical experiments...
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Cyril Haearn wrote:Is cycling the first sport in Belgium + France?
It's hard to compare. In France Rugby (XV), Handball and Football are on equal standings, Le Tour is a national monument and probably bigger than the world cup in any sport, or the Olympics, but I don't know that any other road races get the same attention.
In Belgium there is Handball and Basketball, but Cycling is the second state religion.
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Absolutely +1661-Pete wrote:The World Cup comes but once every 4 years.
Likewise the Olympics.
I wish Xmas were the same...
Mick F. Cornwall
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Hi,
Grumpy lot....
Bet the bookies are doing well with England.
Grumpy lot....
Bet the bookies are doing well with England.
NA Thinks Just End 2 End Return + Bivvy - Some day Soon I hope
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Si wrote:...and other people's birthdays.
I'm not too keen on on my own birthday these days,now I'm officially an old man
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reohn2 wrote:Si wrote:...and other people's birthdays.
I'm not too keen on on my own birthday these days,now I'm officially an old man
I find I tend to forget my own these days.....which is OK, it's forgetting other people's that gets you into trouble!
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Youngster!reohn2 wrote:Si wrote:...and other people's birthdays.
I'm not too keen on on my own birthday these days,now I'm officially an old man
Enjoy your OAP.
I'm clickety-click 66 in November and happy about it too.
Mick F. Cornwall
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And meanwhile....
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-44756829
Can anyone blame me (an Englishman, by birth) if I say I earnestly hope the England team lose the next match?
Can anyone blame me if I say, that whenever I hear the word "football" uttered, my gut reaction is to mouth the word "hooligan"?
If it really was all about competitive sport, confined to the playing-field, fine and good. But it isn't.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-44756829
Can anyone blame me (an Englishman, by birth) if I say I earnestly hope the England team lose the next match?
Can anyone blame me if I say, that whenever I hear the word "football" uttered, my gut reaction is to mouth the word "hooligan"?
If it really was all about competitive sport, confined to the playing-field, fine and good. But it isn't.
Suppose that this room is a lift. The support breaks and down we go with ever-increasing velocity.
Let us pass the time by performing physical experiments...
--- Arthur Eddington (creator of the Eddington Number).
Let us pass the time by performing physical experiments...
--- Arthur Eddington (creator of the Eddington Number).
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Hi,
We all know that but.......................England............if your English.....
We all know that but.......................England............if your English.....
NA Thinks Just End 2 End Return + Bivvy - Some day Soon I hope
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661-Pete wrote:And meanwhile....
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-44756829
Can anyone blame me (an Englishman, by birth) if I say I earnestly hope the England team lose the next match?
Can anyone blame me if I say, that whenever I hear the word "football" uttered, my gut reaction is to mouth the word "hooligan"?
If it really was all about competitive sport, confined to the playing-field, fine and good. But it isn't.
In Norfolk there were no football related arrests, Normal for Norfolk, Plus One
Can't think of any Croatian organisations to boycott
Maybe it would be worth boycotting the Tour de France?
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