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Having a kick-about with Fist Jnr. and he's just had one of these Inadvertently, full pelt, off me Instant regret, thinking. " Is he going to cry....... he's going to cry, ah shit, you oaf, he's going to cr.....Uggggh" Little twat kicked it back straight in the Jewels then collapsed laughing.

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You gents met?

Gullslayer feels nothing. His heart is ice.

I was on their fake Tyne bridge last night,putting banners on either end for their Uni. The Mackem gaffer of the firm who made the banners turned up and was singing the praises of the anti-bird devices on the bridge, getting himself a chubby over how shite-free it was. My comment that "even birds know the place isn't worth shitting on" didn't go down to well with him*. Rumour has it that an NUFC sticker has been placed above the road by a devilishly handsome rogue, welcoming folk to Medieval Land. I couldn't possibly comment. * to be fair to him, his crack was sound and he laughed, albeit through gritted teeth.

Ok What's the handle on the side of your boyfriends head for?

What's the handle in the side of your head for?

Is Bologna renowned for its hookers, Parkenstein?

Get a recording of its warning cry, stuff a speaker up against the fireplace, then play it non-stop until the little fuckers tiny, panicked gull ticker can take no more. (If you can't find a recording, Whams Greatest Hits has been known to work).

Herring gulls, the type most commonly seen in towns, are a pain in the hoop if they're nesting on a roof we're on. I'd be lying if I said I'd never witnessed "accidental" nest removal

You'll be alright, once the rats find it.

Here's an extract from the regimental diary for my Great Uncles battalion on the opening day of the Somme. "The 1st Battalion The Border Regiment then went over the top from our support line, and over our first line, the bridges over our front trench HAVING BEEN RANGED by the German machine gunners THE DAY PREVIOUSLY. We met with heavy losses, while crossing these bridges and passing through the lanes out in our wire. The men were absolutely magnificent, and formed up as ordered outside our wire, made a right incline, and advanced into No Mans Land AT A SLOW WALK, also AS ORDERED." They knew the day before that the German machine guns had been ranged precisely on the gaps in the wire that the men would need to pass through, but they not only ordered them through, but ordered them to do it at a slow walk. In his battalion, out of 830 men that went over the top at 7:30am, 640 were wiped out on the wires in just over 20 minutes. By 8am, they note that " the entire advance was at a standstill". This is July 1916, they'd had two years to adapt their tactics to account for the new "industrial" warfare. They didn't.

That's a powerful way to humanise the almost unfathomable numbers of men lost in the battle. Here's a pic I took last year of my kids at the Thiepval Memorial to the Missing. Over 72,000 men, their bodies never recovered. Of that 72,000, nearly 58,000 died on the first day of the battle, most within the first hour. Staggering.

Teuchter Twat.

I've only just realised Gove is a sweaty.

"Schuttup Schteve"?

Close.

The fuck's wrong with you?

Monthly meetings will be fun.

It's GoT. Don't do half measures.