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This guy said the quiet part out loud and you can feel his anger and disgust…
I couldn’t agree more..
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Current Status: Heading home now after another #MelbourneCup 🥂🐎
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Vous ne verrez rien de plus britannique dans une tribune ce week-end. 🐔
Hier en D2 écossaise, Tony Watt marque et donne l’avantage à Partick Thistle contre Greenock Morton. Je sais, le suspense est insoutenable.
Petite histoire animalière. Watt s’était pris de passion pour l’élevage de poules il y a quelques années. Il en possédait 4 et célébrait même ses buts en imitant une poule.
Jusqu’au jour où un blaireau a tué ses 4 poules. Fin de la petite histoire.
Morton renverse le match en seconde période et s’impose finalement 3-2 chez le leader.
Dans le parcage, les supporters de Morton ne ratent évidemment pas l’occasion de ressortir leur chant dédié à Watt :
« Fuck Tony Watt, yer chickens won’t be cluckin’ anymore… woahhh ! »
Traduction : « Va te faire foutre Tony Watt, tes poules ne caqueteront plus jamais. »
La culture du chambrage absurde à la britannique dans toute sa splendeur.
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👀 Kammy CAUGHT In The Act On Soccer AM!
Soccer AM had some proper wild moments. I’ve never seen this one 😂
Chris Kamara is showing Tim Lovejoy and Helen Chamberlain around a suite at the West Ham Hotel, the one that let fans wake up looking straight out at the pitch at Upton Park.
He’s showing them the bed and explaining it takes six minutes to clear the room on a match day, saying how much he’s looking forward to the game.
Then a woman walks out of the bathroom in a towel and goes, “Chris, are you gonna come scrub my back?”
Everyone loses it 😭
Kammy: “April, where’ve you come from?” 😂
April, acting shocked: “I’ve been here the whole time.”
Then the towel drops and she legs it.
Kammy, laughing his head off: “Helen, I’ve never seen her before in my life!”
He’s still cracking up when he adds: “It’ll be a fantastic game here today. There’s been a fantastic game going on here already.” 😂
Then he shouts for April to come back out while Lovejoy’s yelling “No, no, leave her in!”.
She pops back out and everyone loses it again. 😭
Absolutely brilliant. Kammy was so entertaining. Soccer AM, Soccer Saturday… Saturday football used to be so good.
Not a chance you’d see this today, and it’s not even bad. Just a bit of light-hearted fun.
@chris_kammy, you are a legend 🫡
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Sometimes I think Labradors are so ridiculously friendly that evolution simply forgot to explain to them that not every small creature they meet is their responsibility.
Back in May 2018, at Mountfitchet Castle in Essex, England, a 10-year-old Labrador named Fred somehow ended up becoming a single father to nine ducklings after their mother disappeared and while the staff were understandably worried about what would happen to the little birds, Fred apparently decided that this was now his problem.
And the best part is that the ducklings seemed perfectly happy with this arrangement, following him around, climbing onto his back, cuddling up to him and even accompanying him into the castle moat for a swim, because apparently nobody involved in this situation was particularly concerned about the fact that their new father was a dog.
You'd think that raising nine children who aren't even the same species as you would be enough parenting experience for one lifetime, especially when your children insist on using you as public transport, but Fred apparently disagreed.
Because in 2022, when he was around 15 years old, another mother duck disappeared, leaving behind 15 ducklings, and Fred once again took on the job of looking after them. At an age when most dogs would probably prefer a comfortable bed, a quiet afternoon and absolutely no responsibilities, this Labrador somehow found himself running a daycare center for an entire flock of tiny yellow creatures. And honestly, I find it fascinating that an animal can be so gentle and tolerant towards creatures that aren't even remotely related to it.
Fred didn't care that they were ducks. They were small, they needed someone, and apparently that was enough. Although I do wonder whether, at some point, he looked at all 15 of them sitting on his back and thought: "I really need to stop making eye contact with unattended children."
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🚨🇨🇳 A Chinese glass company just turned the RIOTS in France into FREE advertising!
Hengxinfeng filmed NOTHING, just posted a video of its unbreakable windows on social media, and went VIRAL.
EPIC TROLLING!
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My dad. Big Leeds fan. Stopped breathing last night. Bought back round but not in good way. Can I get some prayers or mot for him
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In 1983, an orange cat named George got stuck on top of a 160-foot chimney in Bolton, England. Fred Dibnah, a famous steeplejack, tried to rescue him, but George wasn't making it easy.
After a 30-hour standoff, George was finally brought safely back to the ground.
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One for all the Leeds United fans.
Very rare footage from West German TV, which was shown on Yorkshire TV in July 1977.
A West German view on Leeds United.
Behind the scenes footage at Elland Road with personal insights on Gordon McQueen, Joe Jordan and Trevor Cherry.
Training on Elland Road, Home warming party at Joe Jordan’s, Trevor Cherry’s recycling firm, Manny Cussins and more. #LUFC #MOT
@HayleyMcQueen
Courtesy of Yorkshire TV
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My dear Stephen,
How lovely to see you marking the sixtieth. One of the darkest days in our history, etched in the memory of the nation, a community of such strength. All true. And all of it happening to somebody else.
Here is the part your tribute left in the drawer. The tribunal found the Coal Board wholly to blame and said the disaster "could and should have been prevented". The Coal Board then demanded £250,000 from the disaster fund to clear the tip that killed them. The fund, raised by public donation for the families, handed over £150,000.
Your party's government applied the pressure, in secret. George Thomas objected, then folded, and leaned on the trustees until they folded too. The Charity Commission sat on its hands. Nobody was prosecuted.
It took thirty years to give it back. In July 1997 Ron Davies, your party's first Welsh Secretary of that spell, returned the £150,000 without interest and without inflation, and conceded the demand should never have been made.
So yes. Remembering is lovely. Your lot billed the bereaved for clearing the mine's own tip.
Twenty three likes. Five retweets. And looking more like your father every year.
Do carry on, pet.
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Our politicians are increasingly little more than a bunch of pontificating pixies. They should be running the country without fuss or show instead of wasting time with this performative nonsense.
The "One Big Thank You" recipients on the #theoneshow should automatically become MP's.. That way there would be far, far Fewer if any self-serving, selfish, greedy, lying, sneering bad uns in Parliament. #OneShow
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This was one of the most PAINFUL CAR CRASH interviews you’ll ever see with Labour foreign minister Stephen Doughty on @GMB about Andy Burnham saying Russia interfered in the Brexit referendum.
Susanna Reid grows increasingly frustrated as he refuses to answer her questions, and even Ed Balls eventually tears into him for the “embarrassing waffle”.
Doughty is asked again and again about the Prime Minister’s claims but he just keeps ignoring the questions and repeating the same empty line: that Russia has been attempting to interfere with our democratic processes for many years.
Susanna tries to force him onto the 2016 vote itself. She asks what Russia actually did, whether it influenced voters, and whether it affected the result. He refuses to give any specifics and just repeats the line.
When she asks “Why are you not getting into specifics when the Prime Minister has just got into the specifics?”, he claims Burnham was only speaking more broadly.
She keeps pressing. He keeps repeating the line like a robot. She asks if the Prime Minister was wrong.
Doughty: “The PM has been very clear about Russian attempts to interfere in our democratic processes.”
By now Susanna is openly angry and accuses him of “muddying the waters not clarifying them”.
He almost laughably says the same thing again. He isn’t listening. He might as well have come on just to read a statement.
Susanna points out that if the result of such a huge decision was influenced, the public deserves answers about what the interference actually was.
Doughty claims the PM only said “attempted to interfere”. Susanna cuts in immediately: “He doesn’t say ‘attempted to interfere!’”
They play Burnham’s actual comments. Doughty goes straight back to the identical line. Susanna tries one final time. Same response.
It is at this point that Ed Balls, clearly fed up, lays into him:
“This is EMBARRASSING. It’s really bad for politics when you just blatantly don’t answer the question on something so important and go back to a nonsensical line, which is contradicted by what the Prime Minister just said!”
He goes further: “Either answer Susanna’s question or just say I’m not going to. This waffle is embarrassing!”
Doughty: “It’s not waffle at all Ed!” Then repeats the line yet again.
It is waffle, and I never thought I’d say this but well done Ed Balls for bluntly calling him out. It was embarrassing.
Andy Burnham should never have said it. We’ve been through all this. Russia did not in any way, shape or form influence the outcome of that referendum. Dragging this nonsense back up is reckless and a disgrace.