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Succorso said:
Football? Bloody /football?/ I thought it was for the
cricketers! Whatever happened to the "football season" and
the blessed relief of football-free months in summer?--
Guy
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Just zis Guy said:
Football? Bloody /football?/ I thought it was for the
cricketers! Whatever happened to the "football season" and
the blessed relief of football-free months in summer?I believe the fact that the English national team actually
managed to get to the immediately upcoming European
Championships rather than their former habit of losing 3-0
to the Albanian 3rd team when they could get by with only
losing by 2 is cause for National Celebration and a degree
of (probably undue) optimism that more glory will be
forthcoming.Couldn't give a damn about fitba myself, but I gather the
above case from the (Scottish) Sun patriotically announcing
its support for Croatia this morning!Pete.
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Just zis Guy said:
Succorso said:
Football? Bloody /football?/ I thought it was for the
cricketers! Whatever happened to the "football season" and
the blessed relief of football-free months in summer?Keep up, Guy. It expandeth, in the same way as Saarf
London[1]1 - which is marked "Here be dragons" on my map. I am
reliably informed that Kit Marlowe's body is /still/ lying
in a puddle in Deptford, though his pockets are, of course,
now empty ;-)--
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Dave Larrington said:
[sarf lunnon] marked "Here be dragons" on my map.
Hah! Rumbled! You are not, after all a Nut Miner, but the
common or garden Cabbie!--
Guy
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Dave Larrington said:
Keep up, Guy. It expandeth, in the same way as Saarf
London[1]1 - which is marked "Here be dragons" on my map. I am
reliably informed that Kit Marlowe's body is /still/ lying
in a puddle in Deptford, though his pockets are, of
course, now empty ;-)
Well, experience the Elephant and Castle and get down the
Old Kent Road on Saturday and come to Burgess Park to the
bike track. (Have I mentioned the bike track before? Grin.) -
Just zis Guy said:
Dave Larrington said:
[sarf lunnon] marked "Here be dragons" on my map.
Hah! Rumbled! You are not, after all a Nut Miner, but the
common or garden Cabbie!Nonse. It's bad enuff that the Nut Mines are located just
saarf of the river. This locality is fairly free from
dragons but on a clear day you can see the smoke. Or rather
you could until They built a block of flats next door, thus
depriving us of the last vestiges of natural daylight. It's
like working at the bottom of a bloody well. Or, indeed, a
mine shaft.--
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John Hearns said:
Well, experience the Elephant and Castle and get down
the Old Kent Road on Saturday and come to Burgess Park
to the bike track. (Have I mentioned the bike track
before? Grin.)I had to go through there /last/ weekend. One visit per
month is more than enough ;-)--
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Just zis Guy said:
Football? Bloody /football?/ I thought it was for the
cricketers! Whatever happened to the "football season"
and the blessed relief of football-free months in
summer?I believe the fact that the English national team actually
managed to get to the immediately upcoming European
Championships rather than their former habit of losing 3-0
to the Albanian 3rd team when they could get by with only
losing by 2 is cause for National Celebration and a degree
of (probably undue) optimism that more glory will be
forthcoming.Couldn't give a damn about fitba myself, but I gather the
above case from the (Scottish) Sun patriotically
announcing its support for Croatia this morning!Not a hint of sour grapes?? ;-)
I'll be flying one from my MTB for the South Downs Randonee
on Saturday, the day before le Grand Match
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