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Trick is to roast her to a crispy finish with honey or parmesan a must, to add flavour.

Teenagers who can't speak the English language...init bro 

I ll tell Citeh where to find the word sympathy. It 's in the dictionary between the words sh!t and syphilis.

She knew her sh!t, got to give it to her, but I agree it is a bit bizarre. I wondered if they resell it to some American broadcaster or some ITV US type of channel.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/article/2024/jun/15/kevin-campbell-former-arsenal-and-everton-striker-dies-aged-54
so very young and saw him on Sky recently looking well. 🥲

I'm sure this won't effect their confidence going forward. I imagine being the tournament opener can be pretty nerve wracking. I imagine they probably just wanted to keep things tight and that lead to more nerves which leads to more errors and then to even more pressure. I'm no fan, but I do feel sorry for them. An embarrassing night but just put it behind you. At the end of the day, the result might not be what they'd hoped for but they still sit top of the group with a +4 goal difference

Capitalism
Group mentality
Cowardice

Allergies.

Love Island 

Ohm my god those are terrible puns 

Watt reason is there to not have one in your ohm? It's not as if it hertz.

This man couldn't even help them

 

Big team talk needed at half time from Steve Clarke if Scotland are to win this 

I know you can only beat what’s in front of you but I reckon the ball boys could give Germany a better match.

If we ever get to see some sun this year, this hat actually isn't that bad 😛
 
 

FTFY

I think he actually has a Trunki.

So good I had to post it here as well 

Grandfather Moodhoover was called up to serve at D-Day at the age of 37 so it wasn't all young lads.
He refused to kill anyone so was a medic, rushing around Sword beach patching up as many as he could to keep them alive.
He didn't like to speak about the actual 6th June much. Too harrowing.

D-Day and the subsequent Battle of Normandy is such an emotional place.
Until a few years ago I had an apartment in Normandy, and I have been many times to these ceremonies, including being present in Bayeux Cathedral for the 65th D-Day commemorations, sitting just a few rows behind Prince Charles, as he was then.
The Bayeux cemetery is the largest for the fallen British servicemen and women, however, there are another 22 in the Normandy region, with the smallest called Jerusalem near the village of Chouain, which contains the body of the youngest British soldier, Jack Banks, who was just 16 years old when he was killed.
He'd actually joined up at the age of 15 and when his mother found out that he had been posted overseas she wrote to the War Office to have him returned to England. However, by the time the regiment in Normandy found out he had been killed.
There are dozens of such stories and I would recommend anyone to visit the towns and villages of this part of France, not only to take in the history but also the welcome the Normans give to the British visitor, with their wonderful food and drink, especially the Calvados!!

The Duty of the Western leaders is to stay to the end...simple, Leaving early shows he has more thoughts about himself than those that gave their lives, A thoughtless git👍
 

Well, none of them look under 60, but they might be ok for us!
The woman on pitch 38 looks like she’s put her head to a few balls in her time. 
 

I ll tell Citeh where to find the word sympathy. It 's in the dictionary between the words sh!t and syphilis.