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Football Thread |OT11| Campaign: Save a donkey in Colombia
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How many years does he have left on his contract?
Vivalaraza
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Hmm, we sent Mike Phelan to meet with Palace and Zaha.
Not pulling out all the stops.
This is good. Reminds me of the Ramsey saga.
Not pulling out all the stops.
This is good. Reminds me of the Ramsey saga.
There's some suggestion on RedCafe that he might have been at the game as a (Burnley) fan.
Or a player, who wants to hone their skills at a good premier club before going off to greener pastures.
Good.
Zaha is an Arsenal fan too.
Looks like he's headed to the Emirates.
Poor chap.
Willkiller
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Anyone want to buy a Borderlands 2 Steam Key off me? 
2 years I think? I'm not sure.
He'll stay if we sign good players but we probably won't do that.
The_Hitcher89
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Anyone want to buy a Borderlands 2 Steam Key off me?
Vivalaraza said:
Damn, Jennifer Lawrence is fit
"fit" is an amusing word to describe someone's looks.
I laugh at "buzzing" too. I think North-East folks say that a lot.
Been reading some rather depressing articles on Wikipedia about the history of the Premier League following this http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2013/jan/14/premier-league-split-financial-fair-play. Man City and Chelsea are obviously not in favour of domestic financial fair play, but then neither are clubs like West Brom because it means that it would further cement the success of the big clubs like Arsenal, Man Utd, Liverpool as they have huge fan bases. Also, one thing I never knew about before is that FIFA tried to make all European top leagues into 18 team leagues in 2006-2007.
Anyone want to buy a Borderlands 2 Steam Key off me?
5 bucks!
The_Hitcher89
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Its one of those words where if you grow up with it, you can instantly differentiate the usages based on context without even thinking about it. Do Americans use it to describe general attractiveness, or only literal fitness?
I can see why small clubs would be opposed to it. They're obviously hoping for oil money.
Anyone want to buy a Borderlands 2 Steam Key off me?
£3
Vivalaraza
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"She's buff blud".
High school.
High school.
The_Hitcher89
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Words I started using between 14 and 18
Fit: Attractive
Buff: Attractive
Hench: Muscular/large (but not fat)
Brass: Shit
Barry: Idiot/bellend (distinctly for people in my sixth form)
Allow: Leave
Willkiller
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We're not even going to get Remy :lol :lol :lol
:'(
Vivalaraza
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I still say "allow it". It seems the newer version of that is Lethal Bizzle's "leaaveeeee it!".
"heavy" and "hectic" were also used to describe something as good but soon faded.
"Sick" has lasted the course.
The_Hitcher89
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The people from Slough at work still say sick, bruv
One of them honestly says bruv at least once per sentence. I wonder if he knows that he does it
Oh yeah, and brasscat was used for a bit to describe someone who is a twat. Normally in banter
u wanna see something shocking?
thats me, 2009, in a chelsea shit lol
That's cool, to be fair!
Gareth Bale
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lol but you said "Nah" when I mentioned it earlier!
The_Hitcher89
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Apparently Texeira played very well earlier today, and the reserve coaches have earmarked him for the first team next season
I thought he was coming and still do. But he's not the signing I've been drooling over.
Heard that. Was in a back brace for 8 months, and that's why we've heard so little of him since signing him this time last year.
Vivalaraza
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The best one for calling somebody a twat is without doubt wasteman.The people from Slough at work still say sick, bruv
One of them honestly says bruv at least once per sentence. I wonder if he knows that he does it
Oh yeah, and brasscat was used for a bit to describe someone who is a twat. Normally in banter
"Peng" was another one for good looking girls. Never got that one.
The_Hitcher89
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That's hench, not buff
Ha, we had wasteman as well
Where/when did you grow up with these words?
Vivalaraza
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Norf Weezy (north west London) - where if you made somebody "switch" there was a high chance you'd get "jacked" and possibly "shanked".That's hench, not buff
Ha, we had wasteman as well
Where/when did you grow up with these words?
I'm 22, so I guess between 2003-2008.
The Atticus
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Vivalaraza
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Wastecadet LOL we had that too but it never went mainstream.
In my school everybody referred to each other as their "breh", some kind of variation on "bredrin".
Willkiller
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I need to get into cooking more...
I NEED RECIPES PEOPLE!
I NEED RECIPES PEOPLE!
The Atticus
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My favourite was Milkman
No idea what it meant though
Also there was some game called Kick The Homeless
if you were on the ground at any point of the day you were done for
Milk + Cereal (preferably Coco pops)
= Remy to QPR
The_Hitcher89
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You're a year younger than me, and I'm only 30 miles or so from NW London. Seems like a lot of those words came about when Lethal Bizzle had his brief stint of ironic popularity
Vivalaraza
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Hamaan and Barton going at it on Twitter.
Joey Barton is such a wasteman.
Joey Barton is such a wasteman.
Holy shit, has this been posted? Peruvian U-20 keeper preventing Uruguay from scoring a certain goal.. twice.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/video/2013/jan/11/peru-goalkeeper-double-save-video
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/video/2013/jan/11/peru-goalkeeper-double-save-video
I love Barton. Hamaan is a JT.
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