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Same as. I have to turn it off. It's just too upsetting.

I love the fact Nigella comes around to cook your Christmas dinner.

I have in the past suggested a Mt Rushmore-esque relief of Hill, Sillett, Curtis and Storer but think we'd need to leave expansion space for MR. Apart from the fact is may well be cheaper than a full statue it also wouldn't take up floor space, potentially being a bit of an obstruction and also...

Already has the Godiva statue and I think it's better with just that. Would prefer it to be near the stadium as it has better context there.

It's exactly that situation that riles me about the current offside laws and 'active'. If a defender clearly not involved and down injured can play an attacker on how on earth can an attacker running towards the opposition goal be considered inactive just cos they don't touch the ball? Their...

This is probably the thing I would like to change most about myself and would make a difference, but if I go more than a couple of days without meat I start to feel lethargic, headachy and my muscles and joints get sore. I enjoy a cold glass of milk and I love cheese. I'm cutting down on the...

I think this is the nub of your misunderstanding. The idea of the man/woman marriage that go to work every day to pay for them to raise some kids together. It's a very old-fashioned idea that is heavily entrenched into our tradition via things like religion. In some ways being accepting towards...

The reason why this, racism, sexism etc are prevalent is because they have historically been big issues and, although they are improving, there is still a lot of prejudice regarding issues like these that needs eradicating. That can only be done by informing people, and to do that you have to...

I agree that things like 'consipracy theory' are banded around far too much to cover things and try and discredit people by banding them in with a bunch of people who are looked upon as nutcases. It's a tactic that's becoming ever more prevalent in politics and thus normalising it for the...

It does make some sense to try and get GP's to push this because over the whole NHS (and arguably beyond in terms of the economy etc.) getting the vaccines done will have a massive impact in getting us through this and out the other side as quickly as possible. Otherwise this goes on for even...

That would explain why the majority of them vote Conservative then...

As long as they aren't along the same theme as the Godiva one!

I agree but I hope he does get enough time on the pitch for us as I think it would be difficult to get a squad striker of his quality. When Waghorn comes back it may well be he features even less and as much as I think he's a good finisher for his own career and well-being it might be best for...

Not sure they're classified as 'emergency services' in that respect. They receive no government funding and are run by volunteers (something which IMO needs to change)

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Gutted. Apart from being an exceptional manager he was a genuinely lovely human being and larger than life character. We used to bump into him from time to time with his wife in Tesco many years ago and he was always happy to talk to people - must of taken them an entire day to do their...

I wonder what the sales figures are for away kits compared to home? Would alternating the kits mean we'd sell more of them? Would we sell more overall as people/parents are more willing to pay for one that will be in use for two years? Still wouldn't cover up the loss in sales of an annual kit...

Preferred the 3-1 win against Barnsley in late December back in '63.

So when the team came in and Rose was ill so Dabo was RCB, do you not think there was a reason for people to be worried? During the early stages of the game when we were soaking up a lot of pressure were they not right to be concerned about conceding? They're venting these concerns on an...

I didn't know Greggs only had one leg.