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  5. Credit where it is due

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    18 hours ago, ChippenhamRed said:

    This is what we’re reduced to now. We’ve lost our fourth game in a row to a club who’ve just spent four years in League One, but it’s OK because “we gave it a go”. So what if it felt different. It felt different against Southampton and we’ve lost every game since then. I have zero faith in Manning now, and even less faith in the people that put him there.

    Meanwhile Ipswich join the long list of clubs that emerge from the depths of lower league football and pass us on the way up.

    Sick of this club.

    post of the day/week/month.......

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  20. Dehumidifiers?

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    Posted · Edited by Isawjonshaw

    Not read through the posts, but I was recommended a PIV unit as I'm getting a lot of condense in the windows.  I've not had much time unit to look into it, but it lives in the loft and so say cures condensation in windows, mould and damp.  

    https://www.electricpoint.com/vent-axia-pureair-home-piv-479091.html?utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=datafeed&utm_campaign=google-shopping&gclid=CjwKCAiA75itBhA6EiwAkho9e0yeVg6cB28GXwF-6n_zWk-5b3WhdAMCZZFp2dbEHh4jBeB_sNXarhoCQ1sQAvD_BwE

  21. Bristol R*vers dustbin thread

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    1 hour ago, W-S-M Seagull said:

    Did you and your club stick with the rugby fans when you effectively stole their ground off of them during a time when they were struggling financially? Did you bugger! You all rubbed your greedy grubby hands together at getting a ground on the cheap without a thought for the rugby fans. Even made the rugby chairman a life long president didn't you? Your fans celebrated with much joy about the rugby club falling into financial trouble which meant you could con them out of their own ground. This is of course after they allowed you to return to Bristol. 

    You essentially stole that ground. Your club then tried to claim the ground isn't a war memorial (it is) and you tried to sell it off and have that war memorial demolished to be a Sainsburys. Your fans didn't give a crap about that either. Didn't stand with the locals who didn't want a Sainsburys there either. 

    Your club also tried to steal our stadium in 82. You also prevented the council from helping us out. 

    So as someone who follows the rugby club too, you'll never ever see me standing with your fans over any issues. In fact you'll find me lying on the floor pissing myself, just like I did when you got relegated to Non league by a team who had nothing to play for and who were wearing your own kit. 

    Oh and what did Hollowhead once say on that open top bus that all your fans cheered? "The only good City fan is a dead City fan" wasn't it? 

    You seem one of the 'decent' ones but I am absolutely flabbergasted that you are asking for our support over your clubs cock up. 

    I'm pleased to hear that you've got a ticket for your cup final to watch a team that have already visited Ashton Gate twice this season and who we have played quite regularly over the years. 

    post of the week

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  24. Pet hates OTIB room 101

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    On 24/12/2023 at 17:37, Red-Robbo said:

     

    Probably wasn't. Shepherds would only be "watching their flocks by night" to protect them from predators during lambing, which in ancient Judea would include wolves as well as vultures, owls, foxes, jackals and crows.  Lambs were much more likely to be born in early Spring or very late Winter back then.

    One other thing is Herod died in 4BC, so the year is incorrect as well. 

    The nativity scene is also a fable.  By the time the Magi (wise men) would have reached "Christ" he would have been almost 2!

  25. Local Council

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    On 24/12/2023 at 11:12, PHILINFRANCE said:

    A very nice dish, but something you can easily make at home for a fraction of the price.

    We have our foie gras ready, pre-ordered and purchased from the local butcher, which we shall enjoy with smoked salmon later this evening.

    I appreciate that a lot of people decline to eat foie gras on principle, as with veal, but both are widely accepted and enjoyed over here.

    lovely!!!

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