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The miracle of Hillsborough has to be up there, but also seeing us play in Europe in the 90s was amazing.
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I'll give it a go when it arrives and bear that in mind.
This is the very best of adulting
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It's got to be better than a shredder that complains if I put more than one sheet of paper in it at a time! Cheers for the tip
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That's actually incredibly helpful because I am "having a sort out" and my shredder has just broken. Off to peruse Amazon now, thank you
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Oh of course, it would be rampant for fraud so it wouldn't happen. Makes me wonder how many crap things we have to do as adults just because other people are absolute shits.
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It was in-spread-able!
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I can't do films with any level of gore but I did find Black Doves OK because of the pastiche level to everything. Not seen 1899, will add it to my watch list
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Yeah that's right
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Have you watched "The Beautiful Game" about football and the homeless world cup? None of the murdery things in that
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Pretty gutted actually, there's nothing like the roar of the Hillsborough crowd to make the weekend better.
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It's SUCH a good season. Lots of character driven activity, and hilarious to see the Shield play on the missions.
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Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe - across the whole of the series, we see them mature from awkward, emotional teenage love/hate, to a strong, joyful marriage
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That sounds very irritating! Hope you're not without power for too long
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The whole street running on candle power?