Apparently there were 31,534 words that Shakespeare knew and used plus there were approximately 35,000 words that he knew but didn't use. Thus, we can estimate that Shakespeare knew approximately 66,534 words. According to one estimate, the average speaker of English knows between 10,000-20,000, having watched the video it left me wondering just how many this chap knew and used I am fairly sure about one of those words!
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[Football] Check this geezer out!
- Thread starter gripper stebson
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Tony Towner's Fridge
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'1/2 empty, no not even 1/4 empty stadium'. This guy must be a mathematical genius.
Hello? 1/4 empty is fuller than 1/2 empty...you muppet!
Never cease to amaze me these spoilt little Lunduners!
Seagulls!
TNBA
TTF
Hello? 1/4 empty is fuller than 1/2 empty...you muppet!
Never cease to amaze me these spoilt little Lunduners!
Seagulls!
TNBA
TTF
Tony Towner's Fridge
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'Wig wearing c**t Kroenke'..., Shakespeare couldn't have been more erudite!
It's 4 minutes + of pure gold rant.........
Remind me, what was his point again?
TNBA
TTF
It's 4 minutes + of pure gold rant.........
Remind me, what was his point again?
TNBA
TTF
Palacefinder General
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- Apr 5, 2019
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Not one single "Ya get me, blud?" or "Ya get me, fam?' Amazing.
He looks like the kind of chap who'd go home and lob an ashtray at his wife's head and then say "Now look what you ****ing made me ****ing do".
For a living? I'm going with breeds fighting dogs or male nurse.
I like the way his voice went squeaky at times.
For a living? I'm going with breeds fighting dogs or male nurse.
I like the way his voice went squeaky at times.
Megazone
On his last warning
Full mental."Wenger f#cked this club up" . Really?
Careful, you'll turn into nibble
sydney
tinky ****in winky
That is really funny - I bet I know what he voted
you my son, are ****ing obsessed....!!
sydney
tinky ****in winky
but still worth a 
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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- Apr 19, 2018
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I reckon if you put him in the same room as a Man Utd fan then their combined entitlement and rage would spin off into an impenetrable vortex of some unknown new form of energy, creating a void in the universe so dense all established physics has to be rewritten. Either that or having so much twattish energy in such a confined space causes a sub-atomic implosion, laying waste to vast areas of humanity and civilisation, making huge swathes of the country desolate and devoid of hope and almost as bad as Croydon.
Palacefinder General
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Return of the Rev
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This clip was the first thing I went to after the result, I did see him start to smirk a couple of times but the lad did well
Spurs?
Spurs?
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
Walking back to the station was funny, there was this fan shouting that at least he didn't support a team that will just go down and then come up again but never be near the top teams.
wolfie
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Fair play to him. He did use the word "audacity" about 3 minutes in !
That is incoherent rage at its finest. Super****ingsonic.
This clip was the first thing I went to after the result, I did see him start to smirk a couple of times but the lad did well
Spurs?
Some years ago I was interviewed outside the London Borough of Dagenham and Redbridge stadium for some web thingy by a lad who assumed I was a home fan (we were sneaking into the home end to watch Murray v 1.0 score a cracker). I had a look at the vid online later, and how they didn't twig me from my smirking is beyond me.
"What do you think would improve the team?"
"A striker" I opine, confidently
"Any particular reason" (a bit trickier, this one)
"Every team could do with a new striker" I reply, visibly delighted with my surefootedness