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Where have you got the ideas that (a) all immigrants rape children, snd (b) all "lefties" condone child abuse ?

And rang the bell.

It's a fair point. Most people go to Thailand for the superior living standards and authoritarian oppression. Definitely not lady boys and underage sex, no sir.

At least he got the right house.

Where have you got the idea that people who move to Thailand are all nonces? Think!

Confirmed by Tonda that he'll be in the squad today.

Constant "How did your Evri courier do?" emails. He rang the doorbell, I opened the door, and he handed me the package. I don't really know what else there is to say.

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Not sure what happened. Must be a glitch

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The bible = (roughly) 782,000 words. All Harry Potter books = 1,084,170 words. Epstein files = unknown! But it is estimated to be 600 million pages. Assume 500 words per page = 300 billion words. Jesus = 0.13% Harry Potter = 1.75% Trump = 0.000013% (or 0.006% per page)

Swyer syndrome? That would make sense - she has female body parts, assigned female at birth, grown up as a girl and woman. For most people, they would only ever be aware of the mutation if they got medically tested for sport or fertility reasons. Someone in that situation would absolutely consider themselves a woman. Apparently she will do the IOC testing, so we can look forward to more controversy when she passes and competes in LA, and jk Rowling will lose her mind.

And Alex McCarthy's testimonial if he decides to have one! Ten years this year. 😁

We have 23 games left (15 league season + 3 playoffs + 5 fa cup games).

Sounds like the performance the fans have deserved. The question is could you see this performance coming based on previous matches or this came out of nowhere ? I've got to hope the manager has slowly improving the game tactics and mgmt to get this but i dont watch all the games.

The press after the match 2 National League: One goal, two saves, Sakhalou Niakaté's outstanding performance shines for Valenciennes The right-back made two crucial saves for his team before opening the scoring. He was the hero of the victory in Rouen. We don't know how many messages he received, but his phone nearly went haywire as he recounted his incredible evening. Sakhalou Niakaté certainly deserved the congratulations of his teammates from the youth academy, who will undoubtedly be talking about his performance in Rouen again when he comes to watch them play on Sunday against Saint-Amand in the top-of-the-table clash in the R1 league. In Normandy, he perfectly showed his teammates the way to win a big match. "A perfect evening" First, there were his two saves to keep his team in the game. Kenny Rocha's shot was about to go in (29th minute)? Niakaté headed the ball on the line with Jean Louchet beaten. Early in the second half, he had another chance to shine when, somehow, he tipped a ball over the bar that the whole stadium thought was heading for the goal (53rd minute). With a formidable opponent on his back, the imposing Ba Sy, Sakhalou Niakaté was pushed to his limits. "I asked everyone to do a little more, and he did, as he always does when I call on him," praised Stéphane Moulin. "And there you have it, three points!" The center-back by trade, deployed on the right in Rouen, also did that little something extra to stay true to his coach's vision: he opened the scoring and put Valenciennes on the path to victory. He won the corner after a thunderous 30-meter strike, which he promptly converted. "It's a perfect evening," he said, beaming, quickly bringing the joy of the moment back to the team. Niakaté's fine evening brought glory to Valenciennes and also rewarded a player who has been moving between the reserve team and the first team (6 matches, 2 goals) this season without getting carried away: "No matter where I play, I continue to work hard and I maintain the same determination. I only knew the day before the match that I was going to play; and there you have it, three points!" Simple as that.

The press after the match 1 National: "It's also for our fans," Valenciennes' huge upset in Rouen – now that's a team! VAFC celebrated a huge victory on the pitch of league leaders Rouen (2-1). Strong and united, the Valenciennes players returned home with all three points and proof that they are capable of great things. Could this be the true face of VA? Something always seems to happen on that Rouen pitch, which we're starting to think is blessed for VAFC. Two years after a French Cup quarter-final as crazy as it was historic, won on penalties, Valenciennes once again became a nightmare for the Normandy side, league leaders and only beaten once this season. This is a significant achievement for VA, who secured their first away win of the season. After so many evenings spent grimacing at performances or dwelling on setbacks, relief, joy, and the legitimate feeling of a job well done shook the locker room and the club's management in the stands. "We see what we're capable of." The happiness is immense, commensurate with the performance delivered in Normandy, given the hard-fought battle to return with such a full trophy. "I'm very proud of what the players showed," savored Stéphane Moulin. "There was solidarity, a desire to excel; when you put in the effort and believe in yourself, you see what you're capable of. We did just about everything right." The defense held firm under the pressure from the opposition before halftime. Niakaté, the standout player of the evening, cleared two balls off the line (29th, 53rd minutes), Louchet saved a close-range header (14th minute), and Valenciennes bent but didn't break. Often criticized this season, the Northerners displayed admirable solidarity this time, with clinical finishing to boot. Sakhalou Niakaté, rewarded for his outstanding performance, and then Stredair Appuah, with his first goal of the season, paved the way to victory for a team that also performed well in midfield and dug deep at the back. All of this feels like a turning point, one they'll need to confirm next week against Saint-Brieuc. Could this be the true face of Valenciennes? The future could be even brighter. In the meantime, VA is savoring the moment and looking ahead. "We know it's a tough time for them right now, so this is also a message for our supporters," said Stéphane Moulin with a smile. ROUEN – VALENCIENNES: 1-2 (0-0) Goals: Niakate (63'), Appuah (84') for Valenciennes, Fuss (90'+3) for Rouen Yellow cards: Passi (12'), Landre (43'), Louchet (79') for Valenciennes; Renel (90') for Rouen ROUEN: Temperton; Bouzamoucha, Goprou, Mendy; Goumot (Fuss 67'), Renel, Bezzekhami (Cartillier 82'), Bassin; Kéroudéan, Rocha (Guiry Egny 75'), Ba Sy. Foreign: Régis Brouard VAFC: Louchet; Niakate, Landre, Passi, Koum; Daubin (Boissier 75'), Maréchal, Rouai; El Hadary (Appuah 63'); Abi (Ipiele 82nd), Courtet (cap). Etr: Stéphane Moulin

Thank you for clarifying that, my friend. I didn't know that expression. 😅

I can’t think of a more divisive figure in recent times. Hence it will be chaos when he does go.

Presumably somewhere there should be groups based in the other quarters who think that of the people who ended up in the quarter we did. A peek at wiki had a criticism that the questions were biased towards you ending up more libertarian. But I've not checked out the sources. What is clear, is that when SOG and I answered "strongly agree" to "Do you think Diane Abbott is incredibly attractive?", it was always going to be a struggle to move from the far left. Oh, you had different questions? Ah, awkward...

Prague was excellent. Sat in a bar for about 6 hours and had about 12 beers each. Went to pay and it came to about £15 each. Ridiculous.

I just think some of the questions are things you really wouldn't answer strongly agree or disagree to unless you're a total twat.

It was the same last time. However, one of us managed to get into the top right quarter. Lord Duckhunter, I think.