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  • TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE-BRITS.COM

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    Two down, one to go...



    Then relegation.
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  • Lee-go

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    ppadilha said:
    any sets of abandoned warehouses that held 3-story raves featuring fire jugglers, people on stilts and a that dank room with the camping tents?

    That was duder's accommodation 88-94, IIRC.

    Duderonomyskel

  • TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE-BRITS.COM

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    ppadilha said:
    Jimster said:
    ppadilha said:
    Chelsea only 9 points away from the drop though. Could they? I think Lamps has it in him to lose every match but the other teams need to do their part.

    Can you imagine Todd's meltdown?   "But I paid to win!!!"  / "The election was rigged!" / "I demand a replay!" / "COTDAMMIT THIS IS NOT THE AMERICAN WAYYYYyyyy....."


    I like to imagine all the stuffed suits at the EPL having to explain relegation to Broehly.

    Be like that Hitler's bunker scene.

    I think City might have just buried the ghost of Real Madrid.  

    Only just.

    I wasn't celebrating until the final 30 seconds.  This is City, after all.




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  • Cell Phone Photo Strut - Post Some Random Pics

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    View from our hotel, Golden, British Colombia.

    It’s been 40 years since I was in this part of the world, and I’m reminded that nature abhors a vacuum: Europeans came here and disappeared the “Indians”, now actual Indians are back. In numbers.
    Would love to see Hope, B.C. - Where "First Blood" was filmed. Despite the local five-oh (Brian Dennehy as Sheriff Will Teasle) needing to keep it "Boring." Turns out he was given war he wouldn't believe because he wouldn't let it go.


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  • Cell Phone Photo Strut - Post Some Random Pics

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    ketan said:

    Indian ppl generally appreciate natural places more than other cultures I've lived in.  (I'm of Indian heritage btw.)  There's a mountain in Switzerland that's over-run with Indian tourist because it fits within the venn diagram of spectacular nature and bollywood: https://www.utracks.com/Blog/mount-titlis-bollywoods-favourite-swiss-mountain  ;


    The quiet waterfalls in my hometown are packed every weekend these days with Indian ppl appreciating the hell out of nature. 

    There's a place not far from us, Stepping Stones in Dovedale.  We went last year mid-week and it was quiet AF.  Next time we went it was a weekend and the whole place was heaving.   Very popular with Indians who were 90% of the visitors.  I don't know why this place specifically, as it's in countryside in the middle of nowhere and all the villages nearby are tiny, populated by white old folks.  It just seemed like a bit of a pilgrimage.

    God I sound old and white.  But it was just surprising to see such a concentration and be in a very small white minority in a place so typically British.  There are the usual complaints on the internet about freestyle parking and littering but this is a trait common to every culture when the facilities do not match the audience.

    http://https//thirdeyetraveller.com/dovedale-stepping-stones-peak-district/

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