Holmes_and_Watson

I guess the in-laws really struggled with that day's Wordle.

This was what I was thinking. Right before I, as noted, picked non-English biscuits, and promptly got myself deported. Immigration leaving trap biscuits in the aisles. More icing than ICE in our polite British system.

I find the crumbling, fractious nature of the Garibaldi to be reminiscent of the inherent instability of Italian politics. The spectre of impending destruction, makes it too sad a biscuit to consume. The Empire biscuit was once the German biscuit. A strong, robust biscuit that you can march to, as well as a reminder of days when we got on really well with the Germans.

If I didn't protect my diet from Jaffa cakes, a vile form is exactly what I'd be. So scoffable. 🙂

Fashion

Is it a bit mean to blatantly exercise the biscuit suffrage granted to us, when @iansums may not have that right? No? Oh, right then... Tunnock's teacakes Le Petit Beurre are getting a run out currently Jaffa Cakes are not currently getting a run out as I'd scoff them all.

I'm hoping that fans can now vote on all the added on rubbish around matches. National anthems, hand shaking, photo opportunities, armbands to kiss, half time entertainment, light shows...

Unfortunate, as blowing things up is exactly what they were protesting against.

The beeb reported 'When asked if player's opinions regarding the fixture were taken into account when selecting his team for Sunday's game, Hallgrimsson said: "Absolutely not. "This team selection was about who we thought could make the best performance for Ireland." Promptly undermined by the 42 saying Hallgrimsson is only too happy to adjust the side based on views, and then come up with false reasons afterwards. "It had been discussed by Hallgrímsson and those around him before players joined up that if a player didn’t want to play against Israel but came into camp they could accommodate that by leaving them out and state they were managing minutes or load in a busy four-game window. "

It's certainly making me consider having an opinion that killing innocent people is wrong.

Just a thought, but perhaps he didn't want to wear a black arm band, not shake hands with anyone, bow his head during someone else's anthem and whatever else they had going on. Projecting a political stance ahead of getting a sporting result?

Or a tough audience.

Was Baz the only one in the end who removed himself from selection?

Morality

Sicko 🙂