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Everything posted by Whitey Grandad
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Home or away form is meaningless with empty stadiums.
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Just a small point Steve. In the vote for Man of the Match the format for the closing date is in the American style of mm/dd/yy
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His instinct is to pass backwards yet he can’t even do that very well. When he gets it wrong it puts our defence under pressure. i can’t remember seeing him receive the ball, turn round and pass it forwards.
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We need a new goalkeeper as well as a replacement for Højbjerg, a central defender and a right back.
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Have you found out how to ‘mark forums read” yet? also, how about personal settings such as jump to the latest post when they are listed as oldest first.
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Norwich 0 - Saints 3....We are back.
Whitey Grandad replied to Secret Site Agent's topic in The Saints
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It's all a bit bright for my poor eyes. Are there any other skins that I can select?
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Perhaps they will introduce a one way system for the loos
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Agreed. ‘Struggling with his explanation’ was the diplomatic equivalent of ‘it’s horse****’
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This man is supposed to be a genius but I’m struggling with his explanation of his trip to Barnard Castle. This is the first time in human history that anybody has ‘tested their eyesight’ by going for a 60 mile return drive. What if his eyesight has been bad? More importantly, how does he know that it wasn’t?
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“Given that Mary was supposed to be self-isolating at the time the child was taken to hospital, why did she go with him, instead of the niece whom you’ve moved next to specifically for this very purpose?“ https://mobile.twitter.com/BarristerSecret/status/1264954323127144448
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Do people still wear those?
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In all my years of being shortsighted nobody has tested my eyesight by suggesting that I go for a drive.
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The United Kingdom and the Death of Boris Johnson as we know it.
Whitey Grandad replied to CB Fry's topic in The Lounge
I’m surprised you need to ask -
They don’t actually need to have one. Just a hint of its existence might be enough.
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You’re missing the point. This is nothing to do with the law but is everything to do with politics. Those who make the rules have to abide by them and be squeaky clean. What chance is there of ordinary people making sacrifices and abiding by the rules/guidelines/laws now that this selfish hypocrite has decided that they don’t apply to him? Now wait for all those who have been issued fines to ask for their money back.
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Current death rate maybe but still way behind overall.
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The figures are not comparable. One is a cumulative total, the other is a distribution of individual events. Not worth getting our knickers in a twist over though.
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The possibility of being infected by any individual encounter follows a Poisson distribution. A large number of events each with a small probability of success.
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Just as random. They follow the Poisson distribution as first detailed by Ladislaus Bortkiewicz. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladislaus_Bortkiewicz
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If you see a queue, join it!
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There are restrictions on using the furlough scheme. Staff have to have been on a PAYE scheme and the employer has to be registered for online PAYE. It can't be repeated too often, the employer doesn't get a penny of the money. It all goes to the employee. In many cases it's either that or get laid off.
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Perranporth Beach is 3km long so 300 people on it would not even be noticed and the car park at Saunton Sands has plenty of spaces. It’s time that these little Hitlers got back to their regular daytime jobs.
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Good news for some but from my personal view I’m unlikely to drive there with my caravan Plus there is the Common Travel Area although I believe that Ireland is imposing a 14 day quarantine on arrivals by sea or air from Britain.
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France is not exempt, or won’t be. Despite what Johnson said the other Sunday nothing has been agreed with France. Which is a bit of a bugger.
