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[TheAddict]

Love Wrighty. Would have liked to see him manage England at some point instead of just sitting on MOTD taking the piss out of players.

 

[goatwack]

Wright & Bright were fearsome back in the day - yeah, I remember!

Had a sorry end to his Arsenal career after Wenger's arrival, but was one of England's most underrated strikers in terms of caps, alongside Robbie Fowler.

Is an amicable fellow who doesn't shirk throwing out the odd opinion or two. But I'm not sure he'd have the minerals to manage England, albeit he'd be a good motivator

 

[mack341]

Not an exhaustive list but out of the footballers turned pundits, wrighty and shearer are very good and comfortable in themselves giving a pro's opinion and banter; martin keown and danny murphy less so.

The match commentators are poor in comparsion to yesteryear, matterface compared to motson, where the former tries to emulate the latter with bits of research and stats to add into the match conversation and it's so wooden and forced.

Best ever commentary for me was channel 5's experiment of using Jack charlton as co-commentator on a rep ireland match, fantastic passion and no-nonsense description of the play and player's intentions.

 

[pinnit2014]

Not an exhaustive list but out of the footballers turned pundits, wrighty and shearer are very good and comfortable in themselves giving a pro's opinion and banter; martin keown and danny murphy less so.

The match commentators are poor in comparsion to yesteryear, matterface compared to motson, where the former tries to emulate the latter with bits of research and stats to add into the match conversation and it's so wooden and forced.

Best ever commentary for me was channel 5's experiment of using Jack charlton as co-commentator on a rep ireland match, fantastic passion and no-nonsense description of the play and player's intentions.

Wright's definitely got better over the years. -from a fanboy to someone who now actually critiques his team.

Murphy's awful (i know commentators are never going to be truely unbiased but he rips the arse out if it) and the only good thing about Matterface was his ex-missus

Not really a fan of Carragher but he did a really good podcast a month or so ago (google Diary of a CEO) that made me think more of him - quite refreshing to hear him say: I never played for the manager, i played for the club.

 

[TheAddict]

He's a ledge. Usually agrees with my opinions too, so pretty damn smart. We had the wrong man all along. Imagine the fume if someone came up to this hero and said that for his outstanding service for our country and to the sport we would like to offer him a role with the England team.

 

[goatwack]

John Motson, legendary commentator has passed today age 77.

His iconic voice will forever be imbued in our footballing memories

 

[mack341]

Ah that's very sad news, absolute legend and one-off RIP John.

 

[goatwack]

The popular event known as the Husband Calling Contest, because apparently, that's a thing.

Always important to learn something new every day, in the loosest sense of the word

 

[bamberfishcake]

On one hand, much of this is cynically true and quite terrifying, but it gave me a laugh, especially the oxygen alternative, Beyond Oxygen.

 

[goatwack]

When having that delicious Asian dish it's sometimes important to remind ourselves of the only brand that matters:

Kikkoman

All others are just imitatin'

 

[TheAddict]

Bit random, but here's a rare piece of truth in todays clown world. IMO, of course

 

[TheAddict]

Sorry Mack, I'm just gonna dump this question here in your thread, cause it ain't worth its own thread and I don't know where else to dump it.

Was wodering if anyone happens to know what PNG slot(s) has the highest minimum stake? Thinking of using a PNG spins bonus later. Thanks for reading.

 

[Kroffe]

Sorry Mack, I'm just gonna dump this question here in your thread, cause it ain't worth its own thread and I don't know where else to dump it.

Was wodering if anyone happens to know what PNG slot(s) has the highest minimum stake? Thinking of using a PNG spins bonus later. Thanks for reading.

That halloween slot (that also has a christmas version i think) is 50p min bet.
I think most new releases are 10-20p min bet, i cant claim to know about all older png slots so there could be one with higher than 50p min bet but the halloween one was the only one that came to mind.

 

[TheAddict]

Ty Kroffe. That's a good choice.

 

[bamberfishcake]

Anyone see that Hershey's Chocolate Canada brought out a Her She chocolate bar on International Women's Day?




The Daily Wire countered with their own chocolate bars called SheHer and HeHim (HeHim has nuts)

You can buy them here but not as cheap as Her/She. $25 for four bars!

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[mack341]

 

[goatwack]

I'd heard someone reference Robert Smith earlier, stating that he was wickedly funny in his 'earlier' days as it were.

Looks to me like he's still got it!

 

[TheAddict]

Been raiding Sainbury's of their £0.50 Ginger biscuits for the past 4 or 5 years. Am thinking that after a few years of the new stoner dude walkin in and out of the local sainsburys with 2 or 4 packets often hanging out of the side pockets, it has made others curious. Now everyone's taking em, they keep goin outa stock. Had 2 people now ask me if there's any left while walking around with some. 1 granny blagged a pack off us today because there was none and we only had 3, ffs. Pro tip though; You might soon find the shelfs are often empty round your way too, it could well be due to Brexit, sure, but there's sometimes a pack or 3 to be found wedged right at the back . This is because they're round and sometimes roll in that direction, like a packet of wheels. Be careful, stay off my patch and good luck.

 

[mack341]

Pinched off twitter

 

[bamberfishcake]

I remember when they stopped showing In Sickness and In Health on some channels when the world started going politically correct. Good thing you can still catch Alf Garnet on youtube. The first 10 minutes of this had me in stitches.

 

[Kroffe]

Got a tissue?

 

[bamberfishcake]

Watching Till Death Do Us Part the movie. Set in 1939. The first ten minutes are a priceless look back at life in the UK just before World War II.

Check out the scraps of newspaper tied with string on the toilet wall for toilet roll.

 

[bamberfishcake]

 

[bamberfishcake]

Someone instructed an AI to destroy humanity. Named ChaosGPT, it tried recruiting other AI for its cause on a hunt for nuclear weapons.

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Playing with fire?

 

[Kroffe]