Tag Archives: Football
Unseen academicals
In the back streets of Ankh-Morpork football is king. And those “Faces” in the shove, or crowd, are just as important as the pla [...]
Hmm. Well, I’m off. Mantain speed and heading, Mr. Lightoller.
Ooops, almost didn’t post today. That would have been a disaster considering my ambition is to post every day this week. I know, I cou [...]
You must be as strong in March, when the fish are down
I owns a football club. Well I have a share in a thingy that owns a football club. Yup, that’s right, I shelled my €70ish and pa [...]
The raven chides blackness!
So there is this footballer named Stephen Ireland, and last weekend he scored a goal, and promptly dropped his shorts to reveal Superman Und [...]
Links
If you are thinking of rereading the Harry Potter books before the last book[1] comes out you might want to check out DeadOn Harlequin might [...]
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Dude, seriously?
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Minnows V muppets
Or so one of the papers put it. All I can say is OMFG! 2-1. Two-one!? First of all, we only managed to score two goals! and second of all we [...]
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Football warning and Week 181
EDIT: Luna Nina is up and running again and she says: Requirements :: Pizza :: Dating :: Issue :: Sharp :: Distinguish :: Remote :: Felony : [...]
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Trademark nonsense
You may have gotten this in your email, but just in case you haven’t I thought I’d share the wonder of Ronaldo and his footballi [...]
Can we just take a moment to appreciate how diverse all the female body types are?
Up until recently it seemed like there was just a stock body shape for shows, and now I’m seeing so many different ones and it makes me happy. It’s just really lovely.
Adventure Time and Bravest Warriors both created by pen ward. Natasha Allegri is the creator of bee and puppycat, Rebecca Sugar is the creator of Steven Universe. Both have worked on Adventure Time as well.
There are so many problems with what the Daily Mail have done here but I’m going to list them as succinctly as I can.
1) You clearly misunderstand the phrase ‘No questions asked’ considering your reporter was interviewed by a member of staff in great detail about their situation. This included questions about how much JSA was being received. That is not no questions asked. An unemployed person no longer receives a benefits book and shouldn’t have to carry their letter a around with them everywhere. Or would you like them to have that badge of shame?
2) You sent a reporter to lie to a government employee. You have committed a crime in order to further ridicule services put in place to help those in need. You also named the worker. As someone who has bent the system once or twice to help a fellow human being, you have probably put her job in jeopardy. I guess you’d like her to join the masses of ‘benefits scroungers’ you love to demonise?
3) You will now make it necessary for stricter measures to be put in place in terms of ID for people who can’t afford food. A passport renewal costs £80. Do you really not see the problem here? Or they may not be able to print a bank statement? Or find their benefits letter?
4) You went and redeemed a food voucher that could have helped someone WHO ACTUALLY NEEDS IT. You took food from a food bank that you did not need. Someone who does need it will now miss out and that is something which is directly your fault.
This whole piece is sickening and the ‘journalists’ involved should be ashamed.
i forgot what i was doing
saw a gif of this but i can’t remember where i saw it fff if anyone knows, please tell me!
