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Spinster maintenance, competitive rates.
@diggledouble
Miserable git, enjoys faffing about. Wwfc.
Black Country Beigetreten Aralık 2009
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Manchester United v Leeds half and half scarf outside Old Trafford today…
Will they actually sell any? 🫣😭
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@Diggerthedog1 @FBAwayDays I knew him since he was a kid
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@Rainmaker1973 Why is my wife cooking for other people?
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@post_liberal Spurs are still at improved WHL whereas all the others have moved location. But if it's a way of having a dig at spurs I'm all for it.
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MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALL THREAD:
Pete@post_liberal
Now that Steve Bruce has gone there are only 3 out of 20 teams in the EPL managed by 🏴men (15%) compared to 9 out of 18 clubs managed by Germans in the Bundesliga (50%,) 15 out of 20 clubs managed by Spaniards in La Liga (75%) & 16 out of 20 managed by Italians in Serie A (80%.)
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A pity hwank wasn't fit, that would be a real eye opener for him.
ßailey@bmussell1997
Worth noting, Wolves’ number 14 is arguably one of the worst footballers I’ve ever seen
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It was sight and sound or Bradley video instead of blockbuster.
But what happened? Really... what stopped us living like this?
80s Kidz@80s_Kidz
Growing up in the 80s. I miss them so much🥺 Credit:@British_Brainrot
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@BurnsideWasTosh Add some gravy and peas, philistine!
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“Let’s spend £4.5trillion on net zero over the next 25 years. Let’s ban new oil and gas licences in the North Sea but spaff away £40billion buying North Sea oil and gas from Norway. Let’s buy coking coal shipments from Japan but ban UK coal mining. Let’s plaster thousands of acres of farmland with solar panels but spend £50million on sun dimming experiments. Let’s give Drax an estimated £1.8billlion in taxpayer funded subsidies on top of the £11billion it has already received despite Drax burning an amount of wood equivalent to 300 million trees. Let’s give £1.5 billion of taxpayers’ money this year alone to wind power companies not to generate power from their wind turbines. And let’s spend £30billion of taxpayers’ money on carbon capture machines but put pensioners, farmers and the disabled into financial peril by falsely claiming there’s a £22bn black hole.”
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Remember when all the paedo stories came out of Roblox and the government banned it?!
Me neither.
BBC Breakfast@BBCBreakfast
'Ofcom does have the powers to temporarily take down X and I think that is a power that should be used given the seriousness of the issue' Munira Wilson from the Liberal Democrats told #BBCBreakfast the media regulator Ofcom should take stronger action against X's artificial intelligence chatbot Grok for creating non-consensual sexualised images of people, including children bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
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“I kill the pigeons, I sometimes kill the sparrows too. It gives me a sense of enormous wellbeing”
Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories
It’s fairly well known that Mao Zedong’s so-called Great Leap Forward (1958–1962) ended in the greatest man-made famine in human history—some 45 million dead, fields littered with corpses, villages emptied by hunger, and the sound of chewing bark mistaken for the crackle of grain. What’s less well known is that Mao’s revolution didn’t just declare war on landlords, capitalists, and reason—it declared war on nature itself. In 1958, the Chairman launched what he called the Four Pests Campaign, a crusade against rats, flies, mosquitoes—and, inexplicably, sparrows. The tiny birds, Mao decreed, were “enemies of the people” for daring to eat the people’s grain. And so, as one historian put it, an entire civilization mobilized against the feathered menace. Schoolchildren banged pots and pans in the streets, peasants drummed on washbasins, and factory sirens screamed for hours to keep the birds in flight until they fell dead from exhaustion. Nests were torn down, eggs smashed, and chicks stomped into the earth. The results were biblical. In Beijing alone, more than a million sparrows were killed in a matter of weeks. Rural communes competed to see who could pile the highest mountain of avian corpses, a kind of grotesque festival of progress. But victory, when it came, was short-lived. The sparrows, it turned out, had been eating more insects than grain. Within a year, the skies were empty, and the earth was crawling. Locusts rose like living clouds, devouring fields from horizon to horizon. Peasants watched in horror as the crops disappeared into the mandibles of an unstoppable plague of their own making. Rather than admit his mistake, Mao doubled down on absurdities. He replaced the sparrows with imported Soviet “science”—the theories of Trofim Lysenko, an agronomist who believed that crops could be re-educated through hard labor. Genetics was bourgeois nonsense, Lysenko said; what mattered was enthusiasm. If you plowed deeper, planted closer, and shouted revolutionary slogans loudly enough, the harvest would multiply. Yes, they actually believed that. So fields were churned to depths that strangled their roots, seedlings planted shoulder to shoulder until none could breathe, and bureaucrats inflated yields to impossible heights. Mountains of fake grain were reported; much of the real grain exported to show socialist success. By 1960, China was starving. Whole provinces were dying in silence. Peasants boiled leather belts for soup, mothers abandoned their infants by the roadside, and in some villages, desperate men turned cannibal. Still, the propaganda blared: “The people’s communes are good!” Mao’s war on sparrows was part of a nationwide war on reality itself. Years later, a survivor put it simply: “We killed the birds, and then the insects ate everything else.” It was the perfect epitaph for Mao’s age—a revolution so blinded by ideology that it devoured not only its people, but the very balance of life that sustained them. #archaeohistories
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Four of Wolves' last 10 points in the Premier League have been won at Old Trafford
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There’s got to be some kind of study conducted between Hwang losing possession and Wolves conceding goals. Terrible football player, shouldn’t be anywhere near the starting 11. #wwfc
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@WandererWWFC @TalkingWolves I think you need to check up on your history, sir jack "saved" the wolves once they became a second division side.
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Stephen Simkins, leader of Wolverhampton Council, has hit back at Jeff Shi following comments from the #Wolves chairman that the club weren’t getting enough support from the council. #WWFC
🗣️ Simkins: “We were disappointed by Mr Shi’s comments regarding a lack of support from the council for the football club’s plans. We have a long and proud history of supporting our football club – indeed, our crucial intervention in 1986 saved the club from collapse.”
“In recent years we have worked with colleagues at the club on a number of joint projects aimed at transforming the area surrounding the stadium.”
via @ExpressandStar
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How the fucks he got a metal pipe in the ground?? I can't even take a brolly in!
Football Away Days@FBAwayDays
Thousands of fans in India fans were frustrated after paying over $100 dollars to see Leo Messi, only for him to leave after 20 minutes. The scene then turned violent, with fans ripping up and throwing chairs and other objects onto the field. Wild! 🫣😬
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@LeeHurstComic But the UK have made such a shit show of our departure, they're probably worried their politicians would do the same.
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Ivan cavaleiro would look like prime Ronaldo in this side, we are clueless upfront. #wwfc
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@jihadwatchRS Why would they want to have 2 states when their goal is a worldwide caliphate.
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U.S. Muslim lawyer: 'We don't want dialogue, two-state solution, and all that. Zionism needs to be dismantled.' -
jihadwatch.org/2025/11/u-s-mu…
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@WV1Rep He employed dean Saunders,sacked Mick and didn't replace him, moved Compton so he could build a new estate, spent £30m on players and sold club for £30m and led us on a double relegation, Morgan was no better than the clowns in charge today,
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@DekkaLyttle @Fosun_Intl Because in those 8 years we've had 5 different people responsible for recruitment, no stable planning or strategy. Therwel,mendes, sellers,Hobbs and teti.
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