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A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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Why are the Government actively pursuing purely divisive policies? We should be better than this.
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Why are the Government actively pursuing purely divisive policies? We should be better than this.
How far should an opposition footballer be from the ball when a free kick is taken?
Why are the Government actively pursuing purely divisive policies? We should be better than this.
How far should an opposition footballer be from the ball when a free kick is taken?
"at least 9.15 m (10 yds) from the ball, unless they are on their own goal line between the goalposts...
I have a friend who quite recently had to shove 20g of hashish up his arse because he accidently bought an ounce instead of a gram and he says imperial units are shithouse.
Easy to imagine this meeting.
“We need some headlines on the tangible positive benefits of Brexit. With all the great minds around this Cabinet table, someone must be able to come up with something…”
Didn't the price difference give it away? Besides, who on earth buys a single gram of hash?
Is it not that they travelled 20,000 leagues whilst under the sea, rather than they went down 20,000 leagues?
Edit: and you have given the radius as the diameter
I'd much rather drink a litre of beer at a time, saves queuing.I must confess that i prefer and enjoy a pint as opposed to a litre.
When is someone going to look at this 360 degrees nonsense and the sun being the centre of the universe ?
This smacks of desperation by the PM, but it's true to form. He spent years making up stories about "straight bananas" as a journalist.
Although once those myths are embedded, it's quite easy for people to fall for it (see above).
I'd much rather drink a litre of beer at a time, saves queuing.
Edit: obviously this would mean a litre of GOOD beer rather than Carlingberg piss or Harvey's.
I've got a good idea.The Vote Leave cabal are out of ideas
Yet another Boris diversonery tactic !