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Cyber, around an hour ago, opening the Iceland Airwaves festival at Lucky Records Jóhanna, on the right, suffered an unfortunate wardrobe problem and ended up wearing a store tshirt
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The most important day of our lives?
How I Wrote Elastic Man replied to dylanisabaddog's topic in Non-Football
Selfishly, I was thinking more of the construction projects that the US is funding as part of the EDI. We still had them when Trump was president before. Trump was right when he said the Europeans should contribute more to NATO. -
The most important day of our lives?
How I Wrote Elastic Man replied to dylanisabaddog's topic in Non-Football
I think Trump will probably win this Personally, I would rather see Harris win. I have more faith in her regards foreign relations and foreign policy, particularly the European Deterrence Initiative, which is currently paying my salary. Though I don't think Trump will pull the plug on NATO / EDI completely. There was still projects constructed under his previous presidency Internally, if the US citizens want to lumber themselves with Trump, that's their choice/problem -
The murdered squirrel
How I Wrote Elastic Man replied to cambridgeshire canary's topic in Non-Football
It would be remiss of me not to point out that we have had squirrel murdering monsters in the uk also The last sentence of that article probably sums the story best -
The shape of things to come? 😳😡🙁
How I Wrote Elastic Man replied to Mr Angry's topic in Main Discussion - Norwich City
This idea has its merits I'm looking forward to the prospect of Bournemouth v 1p5wich being played on Tristan da Cunha... -
Not seen any of this, but I have read that Britain has won the last 2 races after losing the first 4 Would be great to see Britain win this
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Repair and/or replace old and redundant buildings and infrastructure. Construction of new facilities in line with developing technologies and for improving quality of life
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For those of you wishing to leave The ECHR / Council of Europe, would you be looking to review & redraft the various agreements and legislation such as The HRA, GFA, Brexit and Devolution first, or leave first and deal with the consequences afterwards? If we left and then you found out that we still couldn´t deal with refugees in the way you hoped because we were bound by some UN refugee convention or something like that, what would be your next course of action? Leave the UN? Would there be consequences if we left the UN that meant we still yet couldn´t deal with the problem in the way we wished to? I guess these questions would be better aimed at Jenrick...
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Written Icelandic hasn't changed a great deal, but the spoken language has. Faroese and Icelandic are similar as the written version of the former was based on the latter. But the spoken versions aren't as similar
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Joe Root: England's highest run scorer
How I Wrote Elastic Man replied to horsefly's topic in Non-Football
They're not bad for a couple of division 2 players 😃 -
I was thinking of supermarkets and takeouts, mainly 😃 I don't eat out a great deal but I'm sure you can get good food almost anywhere I don't travel that much, but when I do it is mostly Scandinavia. I find that British supermarkets have a much better selection, though that is obviously down to logistics and demand as much as anything. I'm sure larger countries are just as good as Britain
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I think clubs can issue fines to players that don't turn up, though I don't know if that is time limited. I guess it depends on the contract. The medical teams should be able to spot a player feigning injury. Not giving 100% is a tricky one The initial report I read was that the club sacked him. I've since seen another report that says the player terminated the contract. If that was the case, then the club would have a good argument for compensation