SatOnTheWall
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I think “pissing yourself laughing” is a reasonable starting point.Opening line of sports bulletin on BBC Breakfast just now…….. “Old Trafford - envy of the world”
Not quite sure where to start with that one ???
I think “pissing yourself laughing” is a reasonable starting point.Opening line of sports bulletin on BBC Breakfast just now…….. “Old Trafford - envy of the world”
Not quite sure where to start with that one ???
It gets tedious listening to Wembley born Woozencroft informing everyone that he's a Manchester United supporter in every podcast, it's like we didn't know Griselda Rudd is a dipper. I can't remember ever hearing him claim to have got his feet dirty actually visiting the swamp though.Yep, I sacked off the Guardian pod many moons ago. I still dabble with the Times one, though it does involve putting up with Rudd (liverpool) on occasions, and Woozencroft (united) always. That being said, neither are anywhere near as bad as the Guardian pair.
Old Trafford. So famous they had to rename the Met stop because the plastics kept getting off at the wrong stop.Opening line of sports bulletin on BBC Breakfast just now…….. “Old Trafford - envy of the world”
Not quite sure where to start with that one ???
Fuck that, it'll take hours to find anything in the supermarket.Facts get in the way of a good click bait story. Bullshit and conjecture on the other hand…
One major positive of Open AI and the likes of Chat GPT is at least the wankers won’t be getting a salary from their bile in the near future. Delaney and co can go back to something more suitable to their limited talents like stacking shelves.
Powdered.Especially after a liquid breakfast.
Always involves gymnastics when the rags don't win. Mental gymnastics, that is.Taps fingers waiting for the BBC sports round -up. Suspect it'll be Aintree, gymnastics and a one liner on the rags.
Brilliant, 'tis true.Old Trafford. So famous they had to rename the Met stop because the plastics kept getting off at the wrong stop.