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Multiple punch ups from people who should know better at Surrey cricket
at 12:39 21 Jun 2025

That is utterly desperate. What's wrong with people? Morons.

You know, one of NASA's alien contact scenarios involves aliens actually saving the human race from itself.

I'm really beginning to wonder if that is our best chance.
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First sip on a hot summer's day
at 21:31 20 Jun 2025



My favourite cider, my favourite drink. Straight outta Dunbar
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Friday Choons - Summer Hols
at 21:10 20 Jun 2025

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Coffee VVankers thread...
at 15:55 19 Jun 2025

The best coffee Mrs R from Afar and I have ever had was at a small, family owned hotel in southern Sardinia. The formidable and inscrutable matriarch who presided over the establishment ran a tight ship and told you what to do and where to sit, but the food was excellent, the prices low and the coffee out of this world, although strictly limited to one cup per person.

The best coffee we've had in the UK was at the cafe at River Cottage HQ, near Lyme Regis.

I usually start the day with breakfast tea, skimmed milk, no sugar, and have green tea in the early evening, but coffee is my drug of choice.

I really rate Lavazza instant coffee but the Siemens bean grinding coffee machine we used to have at work produced fabulous drinks .
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The QPR summer transfer rumours thread
at 13:43 18 Jun 2025

Perhaps one of them could be the new Dave the sub.

One down, two to go.
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We're still waiting...
at 12:59 18 Jun 2025

I bet the main announcement is going to be about a breakthrough with regards to the water pressure in the bogs.

I look forward to seeing how Nourry's AI software articulates that news.
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Friday Choons - English Folk
at 09:22 16 Jun 2025

Ah right. I have been once, I wanted to visit the area because my grandad was stationed there with The Royal Artillery a few times during WW2.
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Friday Choons - English Folk
at 22:01 15 Jun 2025

Pastoral prog about the disappeared East Anglian village sometimes referred to as Britain's Atlantis:

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Deeply unfashionable things that are…not bad, actually
at 21:51 15 Jun 2025

Your frame is very similar to mine, then, mine is made of 531 ST. The frame was built by Nigel Dean and is a Great Escapist, marketed by The Bicycle Chain group of cycle shops.

Having been made in 1988, it recently got to the point where the original (banana yellow) paintwork was flaking off so I had the frame refurbished - in midnight blue - by Argos Cycles, a frame repair specialist, based in Bristol. They did an utterly amazing job .
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Deeply unfashionable things that are…not bad, actually
at 12:54 15 Jun 2025

"And with your signature, your highness, your cider shortage will finally be at an end as shipments from our Dublin warehouse will begin immediately".

The signing of the Magners Carta .
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Deeply unfashionable things that are…not bad, actually
at 12:41 15 Jun 2025

My bike:
- Manganese molybdenum steel frame
- Double chainset, 12 gears, downtube gear levers
- Cantilever brakes
- Toe clips and straps.

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We're still waiting...
at 12:26 15 Jun 2025

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Sam Field Contract Extension
at 13:27 14 Jun 2025

"Long term" in QPR parlance is about four months .
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Quality players who rarely featured for England
at 20:48 13 Jun 2025

No, and I couldn't find it amongst his recent tweets. Not that I follow him.

I might regret asking this, but what did he say?
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Quality players who rarely featured for England
at 14:37 13 Jun 2025

If a poster who is new to Loft for Words puts in a word for Joey Barton, they probably are Joey Barton himself...
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John Terry's gaff
at 14:27 13 Jun 2025

Judging by the pictures, he's already packed up his collection of Joseph Conrad novels, ditto his colouring books.
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"Shoot" "Beano" "Roy of the Rovers"
at 14:15 13 Jun 2025

I loved Tiger & Scorcher.!

Pedant alert: It was *Martin's* marvellous mini

There was also "Nipper," about an urchin who turned out to be an amazing footballer, and "Football Family Robinson," in which all the players as well as the coaching staff were members of the same family. The manager was a formidable matriarch called Ma; she was a bit like Ena Sharples, except she could organise a defence. There was also "Rod and line,' about a young lad who was trying to become a top class angler.

"Roy of the Rovers" featured a story - "Millionaire Villa" - in which a rich bloke bought a struggling football club, with a condition of the purchase being that the purchaser would actually play in the team. I used to worry that the story would give Flavio ideas .

Great days, simpler times.
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Finbar Saunders football thread.
at 22:13 12 Jun 2025

This bloke kept goal for Portugal:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quim_(footballer,_born_1975)
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Rest of the Championship thread 25/26
at 13:56 12 Jun 2025

I cannot believe you didn't mention Jack Robinson in that list
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Manager situation
at 21:02 11 Jun 2025

Wow! Thanks for sharing that .
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