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expoultryboy wrote: ↑
Thu Apr 11, 2024 9:24 pm
Rowls : I hope you've applied for "a patent " for your brilliant idea/ invention.

"Fun" fact that really ought to have gone in the Dull Man's Thread: Recipes cannot be patented.

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It's my Mum and Dad's dog.

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Can't recommend any specific companies unfortunately but I can recommend at least attempting French when you get to the desk. If you don't make an effort to memorize something like, "Hello, I've rented a car but don't speak French, do you speak English?" then you'll get a much curter response than i...

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Recently at my local Aldi they did not stock whole celeries but they did stock "celery sticks" which are very similar but notably more expensive. Clearly the celery sticks are popular so I thought I'd share this simple recipe for celery sticks that you can use at home. It only takes about 2 minutes ...

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We often miss the things that are under our noses. We long to travel the world to view the wonders of lands abroad. But in the coming weeks we'll have the chance to enjoy one of the most beautiful blooms in the entire world. Head to a local woods, copse or larger forest and enjoy the bluebells. Take...

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Rowls I have had the same problem with beans as you appear to have. First is this with large or small cans? I have little experience of small cans but it's certainly a problem with large ones. If you decide to only eat half a large can and save half then as you have obviously found out sauce viscos...

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Bizarrely my chairs didn't, they did though move to the side of my raised decking. I still puzzle over it, must be the surface are of the table top whereas the chairs are a lattice effect. I think the wind blew through the gaps but only enough to move them. Glad to hear you've taken the time to rea...

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Here's a top tip for you gents: store tins of beans upside down so that you don't have to scrape beans from the bottom of the tin when you open them.*

* You need to open the tin at the top.

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Just bumping in case you can have a look Hi Percy I couldn't find anything at my Mum's house where I thought the shirt was. There are a few other places it might be. I might have given it to my Dad and forgotten about it. If that's the case I've never seen him wear it so I'll ask if I could maybe h...

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I’m 25 years old now and have struggled probably since I was 16, to date I’ve had 10 close family bereavements in the past 10 years, an abusive relationship, lost 3 friends to suicide, another friend was tragically killed in a car accident and I’ve been a carer to family since I was 18 due to long ...

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RIP

His larger than life personality and ability to act the fool meant he was criminally underrated as a manager.

The game has lost a great character.

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We all have our dreams. I’ve always wanted to go out with Natalie Portman. Our life would be like an endless reel of perfume adverts. We’d go romping through summer meadows, laughing and loving each other’s company, take sunset walks on the beach. That kind of thing. Constantly. I’d casually introdu...

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There is not a single aspect of our defending this season that has been up to the standard required for this league.

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Hi Percy

I'll be back home tomorrow and will take a look there.

Couldn't find anything at my Mum's house but I think I've got one somewhere, if I can find it.

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We might just be the most innovative side in Premier League history.

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You must always do what your enemy least expects. This way you will bamboozle him and render his preparations redundant.

This must be why we keep giving the opposition goals, passing the ball to them and getting ourselves sent off.

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Rileybobs wrote: ↑
Sat Apr 06, 2024 9:29 am

These are two different sentences.

This is pointless.

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If you actually read the thread you will see that not a single person has wrongly inferred anything by you using the term Christian name. You appear to be imagining things. It just seems to be one poster who lives in Germany who is unfamiliar with the commonality of the term. You've wrongly inferre...

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I fail to see why using the phrase 'christian name' is contentious? It is what I was taught as a kid in a non-secular school so see it refering 'innocently' to a given first name. If that is an issue these days, stop the world... I quite agree but there is, as seen on this thread, a peculiar kind o...

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To say we all support a team from one of the more deprived areas of the country, there's an awful lot of sneering at 'lower-income', 'lower class', 'opposite of posh' folk going on. Never knew we had so many snobs. A name's just a name and trends come and go. It means nowt to me if its Fred Smith o...

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come off it rowls. you're the snootiest person on here by miles and what's worse is you actually revel in it. I'm all for different opinions. Just go ahead and justify them so we can all see the merits of your thoughts. I'll start the sentence for you, "Noticing and remarking on social trends is sn...

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JohnMcGreal wrote: ↑
Thu Apr 04, 2024 12:55 pm
If it isn't Lord Snooty himself, Jacob Rowls-Mogg!

Well I certainly caught a few with the blandest of baits in using "Christian name"

But what exactly is "snooty" about anything I've said? You're really just throwing words around that chime with your own narrow worldview.

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ChrisG wrote: ↑
Thu Apr 04, 2024 7:42 am
I think the most surprising thing about this post is the amount of folk that use the phrase Christian name.

Gosh yes. How shocking.

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Rileybobs wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 03, 2024 10:58 pm
Please explain how a surname as a Christian name is a trend among lower income demographics.

It's an anecdotal observation borne out in the OP.

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There has been a spouting of players with double barrelled surnames over the last few years. What I have found strange is how many of them have a surname for a christian name. TRENT Alexander-Arnold BAILEY Peacock-Farrell TAYLOR Harwood-Bellis KEANE Lewis-Potter JONSON Clarke-Harris(P’boro) CONNOR ...

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Only a Burnley fan could put Odobert amongst Pele, George Best, Gazza and Maradona That's not how the comparison works. He isn't saying "Odobert is as good as these players." He is saying, "Even the very best in the world ever aren't faultless so let's judge Odobert accordingly." Edit: I replied be...

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ClaretsPadiham wrote: ↑
Sun Mar 31, 2024 6:16 pm
Worst refereeing performance iv seen ever in the Premierleague.

Where were you yesterday?????

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An unbelievably talented young footballer who I think we're lucky to have.

Nobody has stood out this season because we've underperformed as a unit.

Zeki in a team playing well and full of confidence will be a handful. Hope to see this come to fruition at Burnley.

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Bump this in a couple of weeks Percy and I'll take a look for you.

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Some pleasing results coming in from our young teams. It would be brilliant to see another young lad make the step up.

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A lot of cranky answers on here.

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The retake of the quick throw in when the Brentford substitute wasn’t even ready really summed him up. He missed an absolute stonewall penalty and red card too, but was saved by VAR. And he missed a second stonewall penalty and red card when Fofana was rugby tackled at the end of the first half.

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A. 4
B. 4
C. 15
D. 17

Unacceptable.

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Data analysis is only as good as whoever and however you interpret the data.

Virtually everybody has the data these days. It's what you do with it that counts.

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Do you think Stan ever shouted at Mark Winstanley or treated him badly? As an AI language model, I don't have access to specific personal interactions or incidents between individuals. However, based on the general knowledge of football management styles and the nature of the sport, it's not uncomm...

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Have you heard of Stan Ternent? Yes, Stan Ternent is a well-known figure in English football, particularly for his career as a football manager. Here's some information about Stan Ternent: Stan Ternent: Full Name: Stanley Ternent Date of Birth: 6 June 1946 Playing Career: Stan Ternent had a modest ...

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Have you heard of Mark Winstanley? As of my last update in January 2022, Mark Winstanley is not a widely recognized public figure, especially in the context of famous personalities, public figures, or professionals in various fields. It's possible that Mark Winstanley is a private individual or som...

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So far, so good. But it's very straightforward advice.

Let's test AI with a few questions that might get asked at an interview for a potential manager....

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We shouldn't limit ourselves to onfield improvements. The club are always actively seeking to improve the 'matchday experience' for fans. Here's what AI has to suggest: Improving the matchday experience for fans can significantly enhance their connection with the club and create a vibrant atmosphere...

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We all know that Alan Pace and Vincent Kompany are both extremely keen on utilising data analysis and new tech. So I've asked AI how we can improve this season and here is the response. Here is the response: Improving Burnley's performance in a season involves several key areas, including tactics, p...

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I am the egg man, I am the walrus, ooh cooky choo… The Beatles…. There's actually plenty of meaning in that song, even though it sounds like nonsense lyrics. Nearly all lyrics are inane. We attach deeper meaning to them because of our emotional attachment to the music. Oh, and Bob Dylan didn't dese...

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Very sad news.

My thoughts and prayers are with Linda's family and loved ones. RIP.

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Juke has equalised for Birmingham, that's some more good news

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If only Stoke and Birmingham would do the business too.

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Nominate Obafemi as Burnley Player of the Year 23/24.

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Robert Zimmerman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5al0HmR4to

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I’d recommend a bit of late eighteenth/early nineteenth lit Rowls…. The leading light of American Revolution enlightenment was Thomas Paine… the English theorist… then there was Shelley, Byron and the whole Age of Enlightenment… terrified the Prince Regent and Sidmouth…. Not least Hunt’s Reform mov...

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Robespierre has been used as a scapegoat for many things… Louis’s demise amongst them. He was guilty of a lot, but the king did accept proportional representation and was retained as head of state. Robespierre was a lawyer trying to prevent anarchy while wrestling power for the middle class… he eve...

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Then his son became the dolphin and he became the Roy. Whatever that means.

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