Wolfie

Have you got a very low doorbell or massive fox?

Where TF did I mention about them being mine?
There is another arse in the house, yer know!
 
 
I've a good mind to ignore your offensive comment, and turn the other cheek
 
 
... so to speak!  

Your pants are as big as sheets?. Sounds like a brag to me.

Have you got a very low doorbell or massive fox?

It's useful to know who's ringing the bell if we're not in. I hardly ever use the function to talk to them, though.
 

There’s a wall running up to the front door. The fox jumps up and poses for the camera.
We call him Michael J.

.... and being used to control the direction of conflicts dependent on the whim of a Big Tech Willy Wonka.....

Yeah, the milk of human kindness has evaporated on this forum. Do feel for the lad though, They don't seem to be more than your typical strains and tears but it seems his body takes a disproportionately long time to mend from them. Poor lad was crying his eyes out and hid his face when he was being taken from the field for this one. He knew straight away he was done. 
Assuming that's him done with Derby now, I'd still imagine he'll find a club after this one without too much bother, but his career will be on a downward trajectory unless he finally gets a run at it injury free.
Hard lines TJJ. All the best son. 

This has probably been mentioned before (I ain't checking 110 pages) but I'm enjoying the BBC documentary series: Putin vs The West (iPlayer).
Some very interesting behind-the-scenes info about the build up to the current war regarding international diplomacy etc.

If you like.
I should add in my defence that I'm swayed towards preferring points return over xG because that's what they use to construct the actual league table with.
Seems more important to me somehow, but you do you brother.

You spent so long on that reply that you totally forgot to mention about Musk agreeing that the deep state are turns kids in LBGTQ and that the Dems have started a civil war!
It worked though, the thread then moved into a valid debate about who should or shouldn't be interviewed.  
I loved this bit though: "Carlson has been by far the most watched political commentator in America, yet lost his voice when dumped by the legacy media."
He was dumped by Fox News! About the same time they paid out millions to the voting company whom they lied about fixing the election. And Carlson now interviews Putin on a platform ran by a lunactic who laughably thinks the deep state is turning kids gay and who also runs a communications network that can impact on warfare between two European countries!
It's been a bad couple of years to have Musk as your hero. What would he have to do for you to even slightly question your undying support of him? Call a guy who rescues kids from a cave a child abuser? Promote wild, unsubstaniated theories that politician's families attacked at home were just the victims of spurned gay lovers, not the victims of lunatics beliving the constant stream of garbage pumped out by the likes of Fox News/Musk?
 

You could argue that so are the rest of us. Every one of us on here has been born into relative privilege, compared with the vast majority of people in the world.

Except this isn't a new thing... The home atmosphere has been dogsh!t for a while now, and I chalk it up to toxic expectation. I remember it really starting in 14/15, the first season people started assuming we'd finish top 2. It seemingly changed from unconditional support, to entirely conditional. The team has to do something to warrant cheering, rather than generating atmosphere to gee the players on.
I find it all very entitled. It's embarrassing when we come across as the fanbase that thinks they're better than they are. We should have a 'we're in league 1 so better roll our sleeves up and muck in'' whereas instead everyone is expecting champagne football and constant wins, and then literally boo'ing if we dare to have a blip... I think that reflects more poorly on our fanbase, than it does in any way on Warne or his football. 

You could argue that so are the rest of us. Every one of us on here has been born into relative privilege, compared with the vast majority of people in the world.

At least we didn't end up with the pot noodle

You could argue that so are the rest of us. Every one of us on here has been born into relative privilege, compared with the vast majority of people in the world.

You must have seen the comments I'm referring to, barely spend much time on here myself yet I've seen the signings are crap, the league is crap, we should be walking it. I'm not just pulling random crap out my arse here and it's not merged with comments from Twitter/X, don't even read replies to anything or view hashtags.
This forum, the comments are there, even the Forest forum has referenced said comments.
The Charlton TV co commentator, he was referencing fan podcasts, not sure which one(s) 
The reaction to even drawing a game is way way over the top, we can literally not drop any points whatsoever without Warne having his balls under threat from the pitchforks.

Maybe they have not been beating all the teams they should be beating if they want to go up? That's right folks, other teams do this too!

Saying that, I know, but I don't know why this topic has descended into an NHS topic.
Royalist or not, surely we can all understand why the King of the country would receive priority health care unlike our own friends and family?
Having lost my sister in law recently to cancer, just 42 years old, I am not sat here without experience of watching someone die having been through the NHS system, months of appointments, misdiagnosis before they realised it was cancer and then left cancer cells in her kidney which spread to the rest of her body.
She wasn't royalty, she wasn't the Queen of the country, her death whilst making front page news of the local paper, was not a national story. She was just a regular person that unfortunately due to mistakes lost her life, as many have and will continue to do so.
King Charles, for the record I am no royalist, never watched a wedding, ceremony, couldn't even tell you the full words to the national anthem. He's the King, it's blindly obvious why his health would take priority, avoiding the regular process which all starts being on hold at 8am trying to get a doctors appointment.
He's the King, figurehead of the country. He's probably never had to load a dishwasher, wash his own clothes or hoover his own living room.
Do I believe anyone should be born into that position, no, but the hierarchy in this country exists and it is what it is.
The state of the NHS is another topic in itself, which in fairness due to our political rules on this forum probably can't take place as we ultimately know why all the difficulties exist and with a growing population, will only get worse.
The King of the country has got cancer though, that's the big story here. 
I wish him well and catching it early means the treatment will work. 

Probably Mick Whelan.

I bet he would have bought us a striker.
Just sayin.....
 
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Oh I agree it's definitely a pure entertainment show nowadays. Sugar doesn't even invest in the companies any more, it's just a £250k prize that they can spend as they like. The serious business aspect of it went out of the window years ago.
I basically watch it out of schadenfreude, enjoying it when they get found out for being generally rubbish. I therefore couldn't name any of the winners in the past 10 years, so can't comment on what they've done since.