Didn't we used to be a delivery company?
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Didn't we used to be a delivery company?

Roman numerals? I've got it! We're in Rome!

u/charlierc — 12 days ago

Oh yes. A dog like this, you have to feed every day

Some call it the dog that never sleeps, though it actually does. While jogging

u/charlierc — 1 month ago
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Mr Fry, I like to give my first mate an informal nickname. From now on, you'll be known as Wiggles

Fry, the title of captain may inflate the human ego, but it's beneath the notice of my mighty robo-logic. Now look spry men! We launch at six bells!

u/charlierc — 1 month ago
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My ridiculously circuitous plan is one quarter complete, ahahahaha!

u/charlierc — 1 month ago

Couple of pics from Edinburgh last Monday

It's been a while since I'd last seen Florence and the Machine live - specifically 2015. But having tried and failed for a few tours, I went to the show in Edinburgh last Monday and it was super stuff. Here's some pics

u/charlierc — 2 months ago

And now, my exclusive interview with His Holiness, Pope John Paul II

That's it, I cannot work under these conditions

u/charlierc — 2 months ago
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What I'm actually outraged by is your choice of wine. Really, it's the stewards fault!

u/charlierc — 2 months ago

The kilt was only for day-to-day wear. In battle, we donned a full length ballgown covered in sequins. The idea was to blind your opponents with luxury

YOU USED ME SKINNER! YOU USED ME!

u/charlierc — 2 months ago
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Anyone who misses this will regret it the rest of his life... Hey Fry, could you go make some popcorn?

I've never seen a supernova blow up, but if its anything like my old Chevy Nova, it'll light up the night sky!

u/charlierc — 2 months ago
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Vroom, vroom, and the winner of the big car race is... Hot-Rod Zoidberg! Yaaaa!!!!

u/charlierc — 2 months ago

Best and Worst Opening Days

Having seen a few posts in other football subs, thought I'd post this in here to start such a discussion

With the opening day round the corner (if admittedly two weeks or so out), let's have a chat about our respective clubs' historic opening day games and see which ones were brilliant and which, less so

Two come to mind for my sins as a Newcastle fan. In 2023, we started the season by demolishing Aston Villa 5-1 and it was a rather exceptional display. By contrast, my stinker is a 4-0 mauling by Manchester City in 2013 in which we had Steven Taylor sent off and Yohan Cabaye on strike in an unsuccessful attempt to force a move to Arsenal

So, let's hear yours

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u/charlierc — 2 months ago

What can I say except thanks for the predictable champagne, pizza that's hardly number uno and ice-cream cake that reminds us, why make 31 flavours when you can't get vanilla right?

I wouldn't want to be married to her. I mean, again

u/charlierc — 2 months ago