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Man dead after car collides with tree bbc.in/4hJkfQY
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I met a guy last night at a Super Bowl party --- things were going great until he said (proudly) "Yeah, I voted for Biden & Harris! I don't support the US military and Trump & Musk are terrible people -- I'd never buy a Tesla and support them."
Then I said "Ah, that's too bad, I just put money down on a Cybertruck & I got all these tatts while serving active duty."
I then excused myself to go to the restroom & never came back.
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Very sorry to hear that Paddy Barclay has passed away. He was a brilliant writer on football, fair, insightful, witty but never snide. He was a good companion in a pressbox, more so if you were travelling on the same train as him after a match. Condolences to his family.
Very to sorry to hear of Frankie Beverly's passing last week. He was one of the most likeable singers on the soul scene backed by his brass-free musicians Maze. His voice was a gentle growl whether on ballads or upbeat dance-floor numbers. Thanks Frankie. youtube.com/watch?v=y4854yQ1β¦
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@stan_hey my dad seen this and thought of you. Heβs just read an Arm and Four legs for about the tenth time after discovering it in the loft when moving house. Hope you are all good, fellow scouser ππ»
@richardwilliams1947 Can't stop listening to this - by a 24 year-old south Londoner.
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With regard to LFC's second half comeback against Luton last night has any journo, sub-editor or fan ever used the term 'Jurgenaut'?
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Today in 1961, The Beatles played their first gig at The Cavern Club in Liverpool.
Braverman achieves her equivalent of Trump summoning the Proud Boys. She should be sacked first, then arrested for inciting this right-wing violence against the police force she disparaged.
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We know that the majority of people support the NHS and don't want to see it privatised
Together we can fight to save the NHS from the Tories
Please RT if you agree with the message below #OurNHS
I have a memory of footage featuring a Test Match in Australia in the 1960s in which an English player, Fred Titmus collided with a fielder and fell chasing a run. Wicketkeeper Wally Grout faked taking the bails off before tossing the ball away in a huge sporting gesture.
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60 years ago today on March 22, 1963 the Beatles released their first LP Please Please Me and the world turned from black & white to colour
