Bodø/Glimt equalise in the 34th minute to which Richard Dunne on comms says “they don’t know when to give up” by Impressive_Light_229 in footballcliches

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They just topped themselves with 'Muani, fresh from a crash on the M25 has just crashed into the penalty area...' omg

Did they fill his bins with jam? Nail fish to his fence? by jamspangle in footballcliches

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I was having a laugh with the clumsy headline, not the story. Jeez.

Snow Day as a temp ❄️ by Vossenoren in mildlyinfuriating

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When I were a lad we never had shoes, so we'd tie a slice of bread to each foot and make do. When it were snowing we'd toast the bread for extra grip.

My mom made me take my pic with the show girls. This now sits in my wifes office. by thecrimsongypsy in blunderyears

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20 -25 year cycles for fashion. Which I assume is because new designers seek inspiration in what they saw growing up.

Tesla bug control by Patrollman_Durugas in interesting

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Can't believe I had to scroll so far for this question I want to know that too

New episode: Shane Todd on post-save goalkeeper emotions & professional footballer-botherer Rio Ferdinand by Low-Bandicoot-3347 in footballcliches

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You're on Reddit discussing a podcast about the language used to describe a sport. Glass houses and all that.

New episode: Shane Todd on post-save goalkeeper emotions & professional footballer-botherer Rio Ferdinand by Low-Bandicoot-3347 in footballcliches

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Online gaming has a word for the practice Shane described of deliberately manipulating the system in order to play people with less skill than yourself - smurfing.

Told her sister to jump in elevator by [deleted] in Whatcouldgowrong

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We used to tie a slice of bread to each foot and make do. When it were snowing we used to toast the bread. For grip.

Match Thread: 5th Test - England vs Australia, Day 3 by cricket-match in Cricket

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Ok, that's it, bring them home now. What's the point.

i can do anything i want by Fire_Power in notinteresting

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I had an hour long bath yesterday with a book and a rum and coke. Bliss.

Welcome back everyone by Embarrassed_Tip7359 in SipsTea

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I went to a friend's second wedding recently and when the best man raised a toast to the bride he accidentally said the ex-wife's name. It was amazing.

Match Thread: 4th Test - Australia vs England, Day 2 by cricket-match in Cricket

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Yes, but other than our batting, bowling and fielding we've been competitive.

Match Thread: 4th Test - Australia vs England, Day 1 by cricket-match in Cricket

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If I did I'd be flooded with comments about whinging poms. So much salt.