tooner

fair enough.

til you get stuck on the flats, then it's "hey give me hand"

smoking while riding!? in between runs for sure, never during. that's what the lift is for.

anything you can play with a beer in your hand doesn't count as a sport.

baseball is never good, worst sport ever.

Is that because the orders come from some unknown person in the Pentagon? I get what you've said so far, but it is all still based on your own biases.

100%

days. weeks. months. who knows?

that's the joke

over or under 40mil?

So I've been away from technology for the last week, what is the first thing the new owners have done? which out of favor international star have we signed first?

tbf a chicken and stuffing sandwich sounds nice, but then again i skipped lunch.

PL hasn't had to do anything though, SA is the one acting.

2 is what i thought when i read that.

Its a nothing story (again), basically the cunts at BeIn hired a lawyer who came up with a legal opinion that aligns with their point of view. Fuck off, just further proof no one knows what the PL are going to do.

cheers tips

i'll never understand the appeal of this medium, the interwebs are toxic enough for me.

i'm just getting to end of the 3rd season, it doesn't disappoint.

In 2017 Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt severed all ties with Qatar over the country’s alleged support of extremist groups and interference in neighbours’ affairs. Now the repercussions of that once parochial squabble have reached Gallowgate, and Geordies fear their dreams of returning to the Champions League may prove a cruel chimera. Although sources close to the Newcastle deal remain confident the takeover will be rubber-stamped in the next week or so, geopolitics have replaced Joelinton’s goal drought as the stuff of Newcastle fans’ nightmares. made me laugh

fucking terrible even with lots of boobies

The attention on Newcastle... From the back pages to the pink pages, Newcastle United’s journey in the last five months has been an extraordinary one, writes Mark Douglas. A club ticking along in the Premier League before January has been a major international story in recent weeks, especially after a deal was agreed between a consortium backed by the Saudi Public Investment Fund and Mike Ashley to buy the club. Monday bought further coverage in the Financial Times (the pink pages, on account of the colour paper it is printed on) with an international banker referring to the PiF’s acquisition of Newcastle. “It’s going to trigger all sorts of questions, criticism and scrutiny, but the deals will be done,” the source is quoted as saying. For United fans questioning the current state of play, that might be a crumb of comfort as the wait stretches on. For what it’s worth, the buying side continue to repeat the point that the deal remains on track but with the Premier League’s checks a strictly confidential process there’s no way of knowing exactly when we’ll have the puff of white smoke from the game’s authorities to start looking at what comes next. United will go from being a sporting story to a political, diplomatic and business issue with one (fairly substantial) transfer of money. if it's taking this long, i'd wager they've been puffing the smoke too much.

WARZONE!!!! i'm fucking terrible at it though.