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Tyson Fury fight. Went to look at comments, see what the plebs thought. Top rated comments 23. Posted by Gaffers on 1 hour ago I'm confused, this has nothing to do with women's sports? Report Comment number 23 Link to Comment number 23 Comment number 19. Posted by Rambo on 1 hour ago Why wasn't it on the So-Called BBC. Oh yeah they used all their money on the women's football. Report Comment number 19 Link to Comment number 19 Comment number 27. Posted by gayasiandisabledwarriorinspiration on 58 minutes ago Fury is a straight white working class hero, proud of his heritage and who he is and not afraid to say it, a man of courage, character and humility, thank you Tyson for empowering the most marginalised and abused group by the uk government and BBC, hard work and fairness can prevail despite the So-Called BBC PC hyenas, Keep fighting my friend you’re a true legend Fake news! the So-Called BBC was Paid to show the womens fotty. Surely? By Bodyform or a bra company.

30 odd years ago co panies that had lots of managers could get away with it as they had lots of workers. No longer. Every company ive visited in the last 15 years is well below minimal cover i.e. one person leaves and entire project is in chaos. Every company. There is no slack or surplus anywhere. I visit a fair few around the company and chat to people at other companies. Most upper orgs still think there are skilled people stood around waiting for a job offer. There isnt. Job req goes out and ...... nothing, nada, no reponse.

Growing up in the North, and spending a lto of time out n about the South the last almost 30 eyars ..... Yes. The North, sheffield up, has always had a culture of going out. Go back to the 40s/60s and it was workign men clubs, ofthe pish, Shirkley Bassey on stage type. The closest London and the South has ever go to that was 'Going Up/Down West End' The North ahs slowly evovled from pissing money up the wall, to going out eating as mixed groups. Again, I dotn really see that in the South - the cost of housing sucks every last penny out whereas in the North you have some spare cash left. You see it in the posh eateirs, where a lot of the up n coming michelin stars and the like are skewed tot the North. Id not count posh eateriesi n London much as thats more about international spend rather than local spend. Dont other with 3 star, look for 1 star places. She lieks Newcastle. You should give it a try.

Expensive. Mrs Spy wants to go. Not a good sign.

Its your wallet, not your face, that gets the battering these day https://www.bytheriverbrew.co/trakol/

Theres no money in boro. It arrives via benefits, gets poured down booze buster s n kebab shwarma places. Just takeaways, vape shops n mobility scooters.

Fostering allows you to put 4 extra kids in each bedroom.....

This.

If my guess is correct, the the blondes I-was-not-me look is pure primary school. Sos the Im-not-grassing-my-mate-up look on the dark one. I await her surname and history.

The ring of nice towns round boro are tiny - saltburn, grt ayton, stokesly, yarm. Guissy has fallen out as scummers have been relocated. Norton, as in next to Stockton, isnt nice. Or rather has some terrible estates. Norton, as malton train station, is junkies n EEs. Im unconvied by Yorks renewal. They swapped employment for being a place people ftom boro go to get pissed. Yawks job losses over the last 20 years have pretty steep

I think Trump should stand as Democrat, thatll fool them.

I dont think it was a matter of flaunting their sexuality, i reckon the blonde one went and had a go at a group, for a real or percieved insult, and assualted one, then got hit back.

Boro. Rapidly, redefining downmarket several times. And, in no particular order, Hull South yorkshire towns not called Sheffield. All of West Yorkshire bar Leeds n Hebden bridge. All of Teesside. Most of the coast towns bar Whitby.

In my lifetime ( getting on for almost 50 years) they apppear to have knocked down and rebuilt Leeds 3 times.

IMHO Newcastles big changes were 60s 70s - t dan smith n all. Centre has not changed that much since they built the metro. Biggest changes are localised - down the quayside, which was dead in the 80s.