Julia9054
Guru
- Location
- Knaresborough
I don't really like tea.
I still drink it though because I'm British and would therefore feel uncomfortable saying no when i am offered one.
Things you are ashamed to admit to....go on do share
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I still drink it though because I'm British and would therefore feel uncomfortable saying no when i am offered one.
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
You devil! Was it hard wok?
stalagmike
Enormous member
- Location
- Milton Keynes
No. But I did see one only yesterday. It pulled out in front of me from a side road and I had to ride through a cloud of fumes. This was after I ate the haribo, so I may have been hallucinating at the time.
Lozz360
Veteran
- Location
- Oxfordshire
I also owned a Mondeo Ford (deliberately missing the point).
Professional football is the qualification. Paying £100 to spend an hour watching multi millionaires kicking a bag of wind about at a standard not that much above what you can see in the park on any Sunday just seems daft to us.
There is nothing wrong with football as a participation sport, being fleeced by billionaires, paying for the enrichment of millionaires is just a bit off. Seriously it's a bit of grass 100m long with 22 men, how many different directions can you kick it, and how many new things can you do with a ball.
I've always fancied Rita Tushingham and Zoe Wanamaker.
s7ephanie
middle of nowhere in France
I do that as well xxx
Just to watch him die.
rich p's entry in the Johnny Cash song writing competition needed a little work.
It is a vile 'sport' and it is entirely run, managed and played by overpaid prima donnas. I dislike its blokish supporters. I dislike the constant endless analysis when one of the spoilt little diddums manages to score and suddenly becomes an 'ingerlan hero'. I dislike the playacting and how they are allowed to get away with it. I dislike the fact I have to suffer hours of office banter and bullshite every Monday morning. I dislike the questionable owners of clubs. I dislike the constant moaning from supporters about the cost of tickets. I dislike 1966 is rolled out at every opportunity, it was 50 years ago! 50!. I dislike the fact people automatically assume you follow a team then cut you off because you say you don't follow one. I dislike those people who don't like wendyball but like the 'world cup'. I dislike children looking up to wendyballers as some sort of role models. I could go on.
... hmm yep, I actually think I hate it.
iateyoubutler
Guest
Please go on, your post was a breath of fresh air!!!!It is a vile 'sport' and it is entirely run, managed and played by overpaid prima donnas. I dislike its blokish supporters. I dislike the constant endless analysis when one of the spoilt little diddums manages to score and suddenly becomes an 'ingerlan hero'. I dislike the playacting and how they are allowed to get away with it. I dislike the fact I have to suffer hours of office banter and bullshite every Monday morning. I dislike the questionable owners of clubs. I dislike the constant moaning from supporters about the cost of tickets. I dislike 1966 is rolled out at every opportunity, it was 50 years ago! 50!. I dislike the fact people automatically assume you follow a team then cut you off because you say you don't follow one. I dislike those people who don't like wendyball but like the 'world cup'. I dislike children looking up to wendyballers as some sort of role models. I could go on.
... hmm yep, I actually think I hate it.
hopless500
Trundling along
- Location
- not-as-flat-as-you-think Norfolk
hopless500
Trundling along
- Location
- not-as-flat-as-you-think Norfolk
I moo or baa at the relevant animals as I pass.
I just 'Moo' at all of them, regardless. Birds included.
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User482
Guest
I dislike people droning on endlessly about how much they hate football.It is a vile 'sport' and it is entirely run, managed and played by overpaid prima donnas. I dislike its blokish supporters. I dislike the constant endless analysis when one of the spoilt little diddums manages to score and suddenly becomes an 'ingerlan hero'. I dislike the playacting and how they are allowed to get away with it. I dislike the fact I have to suffer hours of office banter and bullshite every Monday morning. I dislike the questionable owners of clubs. I dislike the constant moaning from supporters about the cost of tickets. I dislike 1966 is rolled out at every opportunity, it was 50 years ago! 50!. I dislike the fact people automatically assume you follow a team then cut you off because you say you don't follow one. I dislike those people who don't like wendyball but like the 'world cup'. I dislike children looking up to wendyballers as some sort of role models. I could go on.
... hmm yep, I actually think I hate it.
glasgowcyclist
Charming but somewhat feckless
- Location
- Scotland
That's my dream Friday night in!
