SatanGreavsie

Th'East Midlands Whites are drinking unusually heavily 🐘

Ultimate example of culpable homicide: Alabama Woman Who Was Shot While Pregnant Is Charged in Fetus’s Death - The New York Times (nytimes.com) Marshae Jones was five months pregnant when she was shot in the stomach. Her fetus did not survive the shooting, which the authorities say happened during a dispute with another woman. But on Wednesday, it was Ms. Jones who was charged in the death. Ms. Jones, 28, was charged with manslaughter and released from jail on Thursday after posting $50,000 bond, according to the authorities and the website of Jefferson County Sherif

Did a load of gardening right up to the game two weeks ago. We won, so I thought it's a lucky omen and did it last week - and we lost. So today looked liked a quandary - to dig or not to dig. But then it started pissing down, so I've just started drinking heavily instead. God Bless Henry Weston.

"Spunk, Blood and Tears" - sounds like a non too successful tribute act the 60s band "Blood Sweat and Tears"

Aye - what a life. get a job with a colossal salary, fuck it up, get a colossal pay off, get another job with a colossal salary...rinse and repeat

What would the "CL" stand for though??

There's a pattern developing here cockers - you might want to keep schtum before the next one 🙂

Mind you, he died at 56 - not sure if that's "no age" or "an amazing age considering.."

Love the bit on Bill's wiki page " Werbeniuk was noted for the copious amounts of alcohol he consumed before and during matches – at least six pints before a match and then one pint for each frame. In total, he drank between 40 and 50 pints of lager per day.[1][3] Doctors advised Werbeniuk to drink alcohol to counteract a familial benign essential tremor.[4] Later in his career he also took propranolol, a beta blocker, to cope with the effects of his alcohol consumption on his heart.[5] Bill was also famously reported in the UK tabloid press as successfully claiming the cost of

aye

Oh yes

indeed ☺️

aye

as I say, volatile biomarkers

nope