I’d expect pure brilliant white look a bit… whiter?
Opened the tub today and I’m gobsmacked what had actually happened 😂
u/Fun-Squirrel9355 — 1 day ago
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A sheep named Lambo Norris was one of the winners at the Tullow Agricultural Show yesterday
[Creds: Theagriphotographer 📸]
u/Abject-Shape-5453 — 2 days ago
"Yes, Father"
Looks like father had to perform a double baptism urgently on the plane
u/master2chariot — 2 days ago
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Bishop Brennan in The Bill
Don't call him Len DC Carver
u/Additional-Nobody352 — 3 days ago
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Found the show on Tubi app. Time to start from the beginning, again...
reddit.comu/Thick-Marzipan-9176 — 2 days ago
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Found in my book 😂
Found this when reading one of my warhammer books, never been so happy to see a phrase before 😂😂
u/Cultural-Register-45 — 5 days ago
How do people feel about these ‘Liverpool Guardians’?
‘Christian volunteer street patrols in Liverpool, protecting the vulnerable, and helping the homeless.’
Something a little sinister about this group to me but may be persuaded otherwise? Town can be grim at night and there are a lot of vulnerable people out there - on the face of it could be a good thing?
u/Acrobatic-Studio-298 — 7 days ago
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Mrs. Doyle was a Lovely Lady winner
All the competition revolves around things Mrs. Doyle does so is the lovely lady competition a secret recruitment operation?
Edit: i.e. sandwich making and the tie breaker, the lovely laugh which the winners laugh sounds very similar to Mrs. Doyle
u/Dragonrw001 — 5 days ago
The face you make when you realize your plan was stupid and hinged on a turncloak showing up for a battle
Seriously this dude trapped his army in a town, and ultimately bet everything on being able to sway a single guy to fight for him.
“Oh you want to betray Daemon for slapping you around? Well I’m sure you wont betray me for doing the same.”
James was phenomenal all season as Ormund but you cant tell me this wasnt an absolutely braindead plan.
u/Livid_Ad9749 — 10 days ago
The cuirass, or chestplate, belonged to 23-year-old French cavalryman François-Antoine Fauveau, who was last seen alive during the Battle of Waterloo as he charged toward an English cannon battery.
u/EsseNorway — 11 days ago