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- Manchester
All general statements are false
NWR Silly little things that delight you
- Thread starter G. W o l f f
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- London
That has never been the case.
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- London
Stealing lavatory paper was an early eighties leitmotif, I seem to recall.
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- London
I remember fondly watching the pensioners of BHS, the department store, slide racks of sandwiches off the buffet table and into their handbags at the Annual General Meeting.
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- Scotland
Aye - he learnt a lot from Sir Alex
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- London
Just eating a mince pie made with Philip Khoury's olive oil flaky pastry. This is a game changer, as I suspect is the whole of his recent book, A New Way To Bake.
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- London
The Add to Playlist podcast often throws up quirky gems and in the spirit of Christmas feasting, here is Langston Hughes' Life is Fine:
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- London
At the other end of the spectrum, this sublime version of Hey Mr Tambourine Man by Luku and a bunch of deranged tambourine wielding dancers. Best taken in small doses:
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- London and Connecticut
I recommend Co-op’s early season strawberries. Red, white and green on the outside, sour and tasteless on the inside with an alarmingly crunchy texture and a complete and serene absence of sweetness - they should suit perfectly.
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- London, Europe
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- London
Discovering that "Bawbag" has been included in the Oxford English Dictionary (our noble leader can elucidate if required, I'm sure).
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- London
False alarm!
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- Bangkok
Have to love an underdog story.....
Worlds oldest looking 16yr old Luke Littler ripping up the World Darts.
Chants of 'you've got school in the morning....' Brilliant.
Worlds oldest looking 16yr old Luke Littler ripping up the World Darts.
Chants of 'you've got school in the morning....' Brilliant.
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- England
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- London
Now through to the final with a 106 average and the absolute spitting image of the terrifying first time I encountered an opposing tighthead prop with a beard in U14 rugby
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- England
Rubbish, I didn’t look anything like him at 14.
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- London, UK
Love this one too: 
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- London
The typical cuddly Presbyterian view of things. Calvin and Hobbes.
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- London and Connecticut
The longevity of Le Creuset casseroles and other cookware. Very counter-cultural in our current culture.
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- London
The Rab Nesbitt photo booth misfortune reminded me of some other funny Hamlet cigar adverts like this one
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- Staining
Meanwhile in his final world final the referee, nominative determinism’s Russ Bray…
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- Scotland
I don't think Gregor Fisher was in Rab C character for that advert but it was a funny one.
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- Norwich
Mural painted on Record Street Brewing in Reno, NV by Erik Burke.
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An Oversized and Eclectic Stack of Well-Loved Vinyl Slides into a Corner of a Reno Brewery — Colossal
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An Oversized and Eclectic Stack of Well-Loved Vinyl Slides into a Corner of a Reno Brewery — Colossal
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- London
Not sure if this delights, but interesting to know where Liber Pater goes...Golden Globe nominees gooodie bag.
Along with the presenters, they each received gift bags worth up to $500,000, with goodies including a five-day luxury yacht charter in Indonesia; a pair of emerald earrings worth $69,000; and six bottles of Liber Pater, the most expensive wine in the world, worth around $193,500 a pop.
Along with the presenters, they each received gift bags worth up to $500,000, with goodies including a five-day luxury yacht charter in Indonesia; a pair of emerald earrings worth $69,000; and six bottles of Liber Pater, the most expensive wine in the world, worth around $193,500 a pop.