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I love pliers, I've had mine for donkeys.

Not pincers,those long nosed abominations or snips FFS.

Pliers, I use mine for all sorts of little jobs, you can even knock a little nail in with em, v underrated IMHO????.

What's yourn?.

...by Bob Ross, now I know I need to get out more, but this series is truly gripping.

Brother Tam

God

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I don't mind hey mid-sentence. It's when people use it as a salutation. Or to start an email. Especially when you don't know who they are.

I blame Whatsapp -- it's the default message on your status bar: "Hey there I'm using Whatsapp". Vomit.

Had the ???? and a bit sick since last Thursday plus I keep getting cramp in my legs. Phoned doctor as I had food poisoning 8 weeks ago and just wanted to know if I should give a sample. He told me to wait a few more days. No cough, no sore throat but starting to feel like I have a temperature.

Harlee Dean and Kerys Harrop, were the first to come forward to enlist, while the Gardner brothers Jude Bellingham and Charlie Lakin are taking part

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Gone aged 71 another Corona Virus victim. One of my all time fave bands...RIP

Never the same for me when Hugh Cornwell left. Should never have.

Year 5 question. I must be thick

On a game show there are 3 doors.
Behind one door is £1000. Behind another is a spider. Behind the other door there is nothing.

Each door has a sign on it. However only ONE sign is TRUE

Behind which door is the £1000

Each sign reads
Door 1: there is nothing behind door 3
Door 2: the spider is behind this door
Door 3: there is a spider behind door 1

Tandy

It’s definitely ⅔ not ½ odds.

When did people start sending emails and messages starting with the word "Hey"? What a fricking American abomination.

Winds me up big style. Avoid. Especially from someone you don't know. Surely it's "Hi". Grr.

carling cup final

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Many, many decades ago, long before most of you were born,(sounds like a bedtime story), I was a an articled clerk to a Chartered Quantity Surveyor in Colmore Row.

Would any of you 'older' guys have a pic of the far end of Colmore Row? If you walk on the LHS crossing over Benetts Hill and before you reach Victoria Square there was an entrance to number 106 (I think).

On the ground floor there was an estate agents, long gone I suppose.

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A lot of you will be familiar with the fantastic work that SIFA Fireside carry out for the homeless of the city, from their head office and support centre located a mere 10 mins walk from St Andrews in Digbeth.

This coming Friday, they are holding their 2020 version of the Big Brummie Camp Out, which is taking on a different concept this year, as it continues with the aim to raise to £50k over the next few months, to assist the charity with it's ongoing work helping those most vulnerable, and who've fallen on harder time. Читать дальше...

One scaled the heights and played with some of the giants of the game; the other spent his career in front of just 15000, yet is still regarded as one of the greats of the English game.

Gianfranco Zola v Matt Le Tissier

Discuss

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I know some of you on here are keen cyclists

I want to get my hands on a cheap 2nd hand bike , initially so I can take the kids out properly rather than walking behind them at a brisker pace than I am in condition for.

Probably will then make a bigger purchase down the line when I am certain I will use it enough. I holiday often in Wales so something versatile (hybrid) might suit me but open to suggestions

WHat are the pitfalls? WHat should I be looking out for? How... Читать дальше...

Thanks mate

Great British Brummie – Cryptic Clues
Can you identify the name of the town/area/place in Birmingham and it’s surrounding areas from the clues?
e.g. Monarch not sitting
Kingstanding
1. Girls name

2. Leader of the blackshirts

3. Covering the roof and angry

4. A small number of trees

5. Fermented pear drink in the pub

6. Frozen rain is in debt

7. Untamed and colourful

8. A little conservative prime minister

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Cheers Sir.

Wasn't this all pitches back in the day, didn't they use lime when pitch marking back then? The line would have just been an alternative touch-line I guess.

Yeah, bit random, especially given the time posted. Have you heard of box sets?

Do you guys remember years ago that the Anfield pitch always had a sake line running parallel to the edge of the white line. It was like grass would not grow there. Does anyone know why this was? Bit random I know, but just a bit of a memory that popped up.

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Mr Driscoll

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Saul Goodman

I thought Derek was great