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Yum yum chips cooked in beef dripping. Wish I had a working deep fat fryer.

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joey13 wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 26, 2021 11:25 pm
The microwave is devils work

It's a tool. Like these air fryers it's only as good as how it gets used.

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Yes it was O'Driscoll.

edit - AKA "Sean O'Dismal"

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The microwave is probably the most convenient way, and absolutely the worst way, to cook anything. Depends what you use it for. For re-heating left over meals it's perfect. It's very handy for defrosting stuff. You can actually good vegetables very well in a microwave - from frozen or from fresh. T...

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Wellsy1882 wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 26, 2021 10:41 pm
Giggs for great britain at the olympics

Alongside Marvin Sordell too.

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Wellsy1882 wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 26, 2021 10:29 pm
Played with Giggs AND rooney at what you would both class as international level

Honestly its the hardest trivia question ive ever had

A couple of players spring to mind who were in the same England schoolboys side.

Nicky Barmby?

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https://twitter.com/OOCBritain/status/1 ... 7998655488

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But would you use hard soap in a public restroom? Surely a staunch advocate of the product would have no hesitation in doing so. I'd use it but I wouldn't recommend it being stocked there. People don't treat public toilets the same as they use private spaces. I'm a staunch advocate of buying and us...

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Ahhhh but what about those germy soap dispensers..... "Bacteria from fecal matter & other sources can grow inside the dispenser. The sad truth is that soap from bulk soap dispensers is prone to becoming contaminated. According to recent studies, contaminated soap may actually do the opposite of wha...

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Would you use hard soap when washing your hands in a public restroom? I have grave concerns over the hygienic properties of soap when in its hardest form. There aren't any problems in using hard soap that has been used by somebody else. You can simply run it under the tap when you wash your hands a...

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I was at the local supermarket the other day when I spotted what looked like short fat chocolate bars in the hand soap section. Naturally I immediately alerted the staff there of their error but they informed me these lumps were a solid form of hand soap. Yes! Scientists have found a way of making s...

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Yup. No less than four future Clarets in the Bournemouth side that day.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/footbal ... 197645.stm

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Some rather splendid reporting back in ye olden times too.

Question to ancient people: Did you know it was the olden days when it was happening?

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Woodleyclaret wrote: ↑
Tue Jan 26, 2021 8:05 pm
And a certain James Hayter played upfront and went on later in his career to score one of the fastest hatricks recorded

Not sure if he'd already done that by this stage.

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Ohhh a tough tin to crack!

Peach - 14
Pear - 14
Pineapple - 14
Grape - 14
Cherry - 14

Total - 70 fruity lumps

181 ml of fluid

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If we had a better England manager who wasn’t wedded to dogma we’d have a more contented Burnley squad.

Southgate is a pr:ck

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Sad news. Thoughts and prayers with you and your family.

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Bordeauxclaret wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 25, 2021 9:10 pm
Few minutes after Lampard sacking is announced he posts a picture of himself celebrating.
Sure it was a coincidence though.

Isn't it great to see him learning from his mistakes and being a better, more responsible individual?

Keep turning over those new leaves, Drinky.

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Thanks CaptJohn.

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It's all hypothetical though.

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ClaretTony wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 25, 2021 6:19 pm
That I doubt. Brian played twice for England but had long been discarded long before his injuries plagued his career.

He was only playing in Division 2 though. Had he made it to the 1st Division I can well imagine he'd have been in '66 squad.

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evensteadiereddie wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 25, 2021 6:13 pm
I'll probably qualify for the Old Codgers' Rail Pass by the time we're allowed.................

Great! First round on you!

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Thanks Tony

I'm going to plonk the potato peelers in no matter what. If they help then great.

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It's a deal eddie - look forward to it!

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Also, what kind of items are currently most urgently needed?

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Question for those who organize the foodbank: I've seen the wheeliebins into which I can make my deposits. I needed a new vegetable peeler the other day so I bought one but bizarrely the only "one" available came in a pack of three. Would it be appreciated if I put two brand new potato/vegetable pee...

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All good here, Rowls ! What a day that was. On at Lichfield TV - Preston for you, I think - and beers near the Shard to start the day. I met a BFC fan and his sister who, like me, had ahem "acquired" tickets for the seating to the left hand side as you lads looked up the pitch. Went off to the BFC ...

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Sometimes the penny just drops. Players can be put into that first team environment, and it’s a bit of a shock to the system, and they just learn. Think Chaplow, Kyle Lafferty on loan to Darlington, Jay in Scotland. Sometimes the transformation is huge from the sometimes non competitive nature of t...

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And again at Burton when money was tight but, to be fair to the bloke, he actually resigned from Burton to help keep them afloat. No moaning, no payoff. I'm sure it's a gesture he could afford but even so. I think his dad instilled some pretty good values in young Nigel. I gather he's a decent chap...

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Yes, Google Translate has had a 'mare here as a pundit might say. It only says that he made the matchday squad, not that he scored. Hmmmm I'm not sure now. I'll need to ask somebody. Sports language is full of idiomatic phrases and although I understand all the words I'm not entirely sure what they...

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Gordaleman wrote: ↑
Mon Jan 25, 2021 3:17 pm
The report suggested he'd scored.

Lost in translation I think.

Yes, Google Translate has had a 'mare here as a pundit might say. It only says that he made the matchday squad, not that he scored.

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7 times as many England appearances as his dad, who, amazingly, scored nearly a goal a game throughout his career. Nigel was a very good player but not as good as his Dad. They were both internationals but Clough senior would have gone on to have a long international career had he not been injured....

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I don't get the promising comments. He is 22. He's only been at Burnley a little over a year and admitted it was a giant step up for him when he started playing at our youth level compared to where we signed him from. He's young and is progressing. As others have said - people mature at different t...

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Sean Dyche doesn't get selection headaches.

Selection headaches get left on the bench by Sean Dyche.

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He's a real professional.

As long as he is fully fit we have a top flight defensive midfielder.

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It was heartwarming and encouraging to see such good performances from players who've had to sit out a lot of football between them. True professionals and they've been a credit to themselves and the club. BPF 8 Bardsley 8 Tarks 8 Long 8 Pieters 7 JBG 7 Cork 7 Stephens 7 McNeil 7 Vydra 7 Jay 8 Some ...

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An excellent count huw.Y.WattfromWare

Did you know that if you squint your eyes at the photo of the beans it looks like it spells out "BEANS"?

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10 hours is a nice indulgence but 8 is perfectly functionable.

Anything less than that is less than preferable.

Anything below 5 isn't enough.

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Sorry, mis-read the title.

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Well well well...

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Duffo's boys equipping themselves well

0-0 and they even had a chance to score. Hope they keep themselves in the game.

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Pendle St, Padiham was very good the other night.

Not yet tried the one going up the hill or the new "chip off the old block" one yet.

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Just scored with a tidy finish to put Barnsley 1-0 against Norwich

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Yes please Ralph (and Spot) would love to join in.

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Hope they're retreived and the culprits charged.

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124 beanses

175ml of joouuuiiice

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Someone once said you need three or four incidents to wrap a report around. It's the mundane games that are difficult to write, more so watching on TV. When we are crap it's that bit easier and when it's like last night the passion and emotion just takes over. I'm still full of that passion and emo...

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Fantastic report Tony. Obviously it's easier when we get results like that but it's still a great report. I happen to think the penalty was a touch on the soft side (though still a penalty under the modern interpretation of the rules) but given the number we've had turned down it's not something I t...

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"empty Kop and whinging Klopp"

That's worthy of Milton, Shakespeare, Eliot and Dickens. Bravo!

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