badgerx16

Go back and work it out.

Everton without an attempt on target.

We have wood pigeons in our laurel tree who would view that as a nest.

3 fence posts broken to join the one that went in January, currently they have been righted and tied to trees, and one to a scrap motor bike, to keep them upright for now. Another storm blowing in tomorrow afternoon and runnjng through to Monday morning.

When I started KES football was banned, not even allowed on the playground. Rugby and cross country in the autumn term, hockey in the middle term, cricket and atheltics in summer.

I'm not sure the Queen is a lunatic.

Not if Eunice has her way.

The strongest wind speed forecast for tomorrow coincides with high tide. Wellies at the ready !!!

Personally, I try to steer clear of yellow snow.

I don't remember us having back to back storms like this before Brexit.

Cart

Satellites and drones help, but the US is spouting as much bs as Russia at the moment.

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https://www.southparkstudios.co.uk/video-clips/ymepv0/south-park-get-the-hell-out

You never fail to misinterpret banter.

And you still haven't got the attribute values right.

There is the snippet of apocryphal snooker commentary; "For those of you watching in black and white, the green ball is behind the brown".

I belive we are still the only English club to sign a current European Player Of The Year.

If it's the same down your way as it is up here, you can set off with a head wind, turn around, and find you have still got a head wind.

Veeeery useful tail wind !!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-60312237 "A company that made a rifle used in one of the deadliest school shootings in the US has settled with the families of victims. The settlement from Remington Arms comes in response to a lawsuit brought by the families of nine of 26 victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre. The case marks the first time a gunmaker has been held accountable for a mass shooting. The families say Remington was negligent. The details of the settlement have not yet been disclosed, although the families are expected to comment further at a news conference later Tuesday. Last July, Remington - the oldest gun-maker in the US - offered $33 million to (£24m) to each of the families, falling far short of the $225m they'd sought in court. During court hearings in February, attorneys for the family said that total punitive claims could possibly exceed $1bn. In their lawsuit, the families of five adults and four children who died in the shooting argued that the company marketed its weapons to high-risk and potentially unstable individuals such as Sandy Hook gunman Adam Lanza."

At the cost of a "substantial" financial contribution.