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“The trouble with socialism is that eventually you run out of other people's money.” -Margaret Thatcher
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Can’t keep a clean sheet 😡
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My next door neighbour has the builders in. Yesterday morning, Sunday, they started work at 7.45. Not best pleased. This morning - nothing! In fact it’s now 12.30 and still nothing!
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This description of socialism, communism and capitalism is still one of the best of all time.
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I’m in Croatia on holiday. Having a great time but why can’t I access live coverage of Chelsea women v Lyon? (I don’t have Disney+) Just audio commentary will do
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Happy Birthday to @tsilva3
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Meet Kevin
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Happy heavenly birthday Ray Wilkins
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Lauren would’ve scored there
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URGENT CLUB STATEMENT: 💻: bagshotfc.co.uk/news/club-st… ♻️ Please RT @nonleaguesouths @NonLeagueHQ1 @ReviewNonLeague @NonLeagueCrowd
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RT and let's make these wankers famous
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❗️OUR U18s MIDWEEK SIDE ARE LOOKING FOR FRIENDLIES ❗️ We are happy to play both home and away and on both Thursdays and Sundays. Thursday 6th August Sunday 9th August Thursday 13th August Sunday 16th August Thursday 20th August Please DM if you can play a fixture.
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Listen to how well spoken, curtious, and intelligent the working children of a rag-and-bone man were in 1960s Britain. Some claim that it was only upper-class children who spoke eloquently. Well, the notoriously poor rag-and bone-men walked for miles carrying heavy sacks, earning mere coppers by selling scraps to paper mills and soap makers. They often survived by eating discarded food scraps. Yet here are their children, who, despite having grown up with all kind of hardships, set a better example to society than entire swathes of those living in today's world of overt progressiveism. So poor was the job of a rag-and-bone man, that the children here are talking about the teasing they receive as a result. Had schools, and much else not been so dumbed down and ruined, this is what the entire country could have been like. Be they rich or poor. I wonder what they'd think of people's linguistics abilities today?
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Andre Santos to Manchester United. Another one we’re going to regret?
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Good luck in your retirement @chrisfroome perhaps you’ll get that knighthood now 😀
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THE MUSIC CHART QUIZ ❤️❤️! What year ?? Please repost so others can play ! A nice UK chart .what year is it from Try to do it without using google or Grok . . #music #popchart #sunday
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A real long shot but can people retweet this please. Yesterday all my items were stolen in Eastbourne including my stats book which has 20 years worth of details in. Laptops, phones, clothes, shavers etc can all be replaced but this can’t and is useless to anyone else. It’s in a plastic folder you can see in the left hand side of this photo. Can anyone in that neck of the woods please keep an eye out. I’m gutted about this.
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I often wonder what the fuck is wrong with society 👇 Heartfelt congratulations to the person who dug up the pitch at the Crown Hill Cricket Ground to prove their "success." You succeeded in your mission. Westcroft Cricket Club has, with great regret, been forced to withdraw from the league because it is no longer possible for other teams to play in this constant environment of vandalism. You did not just damage a pitch; you stripped away the favorite sport, the joy, the friendships, and the healthy activities of over 80 children, youths, and adult players. Congratulations on impacting an entire cricketing community. Congratulations on undermining the hard work of volunteers who dedicate their time, money, and energy to promote the sport. Congratulations on disappointing the parents who wanted to see their children engaged in positive activities. Cricket is not just a game; it is a source of discipline, friendship, respect, and community cohesion. It is tragic that someone’s negative mindset and destructive actions have washed away the happiness of so many people. Hopefully, you are satisfied today knowing that a single action of yours has affected dozens of matches, hundreds of hours of hard work, and the happiness of countless individuals. But remember, grounds can be rebuilt, pitches can be prepared again, and the cricket community can bounce back stronger than ever. Our full support and respect goes out to Westcroft Cricket Club, its players, volunteers, and supporters. We hope this difficult time passes quickly and that the voices of children and youth will once again echo through the cricket ground. A Call to the Community We request all readers to strongly condemn this shameful act. The person who damaged the cricket ground and pitch did not just dig up soil—they attacked the happiness of dozens of children, youth, and athletes. If you also believe that damaging sports fields, youth activities, and community hard work is unacceptable, then please raise your voice against this act. Express your condemnation at least once, so a message goes out that our community will never accept such negative and destructive behavior. Your single comment, a word, or even one voice can serve as proof of standing with this community. Show solidarity with Westcroft Cricket Club, its 80+ players, and all its volunteers. Sports stand for love, unity, and positive engagement. It is the responsibility of us all to discourage those who destroy them. Westcroft Cricket Club.
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