Remarked to a friend re he didn’t name a difficult opponent. Friend remembered one player naming his wife in this category - maybe Frank Worthington?
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Remarked to a friend re he didn’t name a difficult opponent. Friend remembered one player naming his wife in this category - maybe Frank Worthington?
"Nice football team you've got there. Shame if anything happened to it..."
Vintage black and white photo of a young boy with curly hair, wearing a patterned shirt and shorts, sitting on an adult's lap.
12 March 1939 | A French Jewish boy, Roger Portigheis, was born in Nice.
He arrived at #Auschwitz on 20 December 1943 in a transport of 850 Jews deported from Drancy. He was among 505 people murdered in a gas chamber after the selection.
For tradition’s sake
Charles Fox
Francis Drake
Lady Caroline Lamb
Edward Gibbon
The Trump regime has no idea what it’s doing hour to hour, just in case you thought there was some grand strategy in Iran
"You want to replace Churchill with animals on banknotes because you hate Britain" being met with "oh so you hate Britain's animals then?" incredible uno reverse reverse moment politically
On the absurdity of setting UK interests by a Trump doctrine when not even the US national interest is served by the president www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
1st game I remember - became an avid reader of my brother’s Shoot
I once sat at bus station waiting for last bus - suddenly cancelled
Had missed last train
Resorted to taxi - tough if no budget for that
A jokey assumption. Leeds lack of quality public transport so exasperating I presume everyone notices 😃
Are you in Leeds?!!
Collage poster for International Women's Day and Women's Rights. Top: Woman in black top raising fist with pink "Women's Rights" sign amid protest crowd. Pink "International Women's Day" text, EU flag. Bottom: Green background with Justice statue holding scales and pink Venus symbol, large white "EQUALITY" text, "International Day of Women's Rights" caption.
Brilliant European women powered progress, but the credit did not always go to them.
Hats off to Suzie - up on that roof in platform boots
Not related but didn’t Lee Anderson once work for her ?
He’s the heavy for sure - cross between Arthur Mullard & Jaws
If Donald asks Zelensky for anti drone systems, he better wear a suit, ask nicely and say thank you.
Dom's limited eyesight means that he can only read Putin propaganda
London’s “worst mass eviction in recent history” is underway; hundreds of households across London told to get out of their homes this week by the same landlord, ahead of the renters rights act. The landlord? Billionaire Asif Aziz’s Criterion Capital. www.londoncentric.media/p/asif-aziz-...
What is happening to women and girls in Afghanistan is beyond belief. World leaders HAVE to act now. This vile violation of human rights has to be ended!!! Why is so much of the world staying silent on this? www.independent.co.uk/asia/south-a...
Not heard of it either which I suppose isn’t surprising as it seems to have been buried. Could be made into a film although I say that to myself a lot
A copy of one of the original one-sheet posters for the film. The top half is mostly bold custom red type next to a small charcoal drawing of Kirk Douglas's character talking to the president (Fredric March): "I'm suggesting, Mr. President, there's a military plot to take over the Government of these United States next Sunday ..." Below this is a small illustration of the cover of the book on which the film is based next to the words, "The time is 1970 or 1980 or, possibly, tomorrow. From the astounding best seller." Below that are charcoal drawings of the heads of the four main stars, along with credits for other key cast members, the director (John Frankenheimer), and the screenwriter (Rod Serling).
Today in 1964, “Seven Days in May”—the topical thriller adapted by Rod Serling from the best-selling 1962 novel by Fletcher Knebel and Charles W. Bailey II, and starring Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster—opened at the Trans-Lux theater in Washington, DC. (It opened in New York City on February 19.)
He skipped the Ukraine meeting in order to be able to travel to Budapest to see Viktor Orban.
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Clearly knows sweet FA about the post WW2 world plus is he actually saying post WW2 US hegemony was a mistake - so much for MAGA
This is that guy, the one that put the bill to heat his stables on his expenses, meaning that people who couldn't afford to keep their own homes warm were forced to pay for his horses to have central heating.
Here he is telling us he doesn't feel safe after he saw somebody that looked tired. B@lls.
I suspect the low +3 from 🇫🇷 is because they already thought that anyway
‘So I can't eat hummus?" …you can eat hummus but just not Israeli hummus," says the volunteer’
‘It's no different from the actions of a political party like the Conservative Party or Labour Party who go door to door and ask people how they feel’
Policing what people eat isn’t canvassing opinion
Snow In North Yorkshire. 1°C at Sutton Bank. Crows 🐦⬛
Snow In North Yorkshire. 1°C at Sutton Bank. Crows 🐦⬛
The wrong teenagers were getting pregnant, that was the problem. Poor girls from working class backgrounds weren't about to deprive Matt Goodwin of academic jobs. It's the know-it-all smartypants lot who should be kept pregnant & out of men's competition pool.
A division of labor between conventional European forces and nuclear US forces would incentivize Russia to use nuclear weapons first in a European conflict in an attempt to force a partially disengaged United States to back down rather than risk nuclear war.