Oakie Doke

"First thing in the morning, I want 200 copies for all my friends... and one for myself blown up, ten-by-ten."

Speed 3 for me like.

Just looking through this thread, some of the facial similarities are uncanny, yet they are in fact two entirely different people. It's times like these when the forum really comes together and shines collectively.

I don't like Kevin Keegan.

A bit of advice: wear gloves. You'll know why when you get there.

if you like bridges.

we're not allowed to watch that. Dave will be cross.

off to a Yeovilling good start.

well?

Living in London's great man, I don't understand it when people say this sort of thing. Aye, it's proper s*** having limitless amazing things to do with your time like. Londons class IMO. Good city with loads of interesting stuff to do like wat? not dowting it but wat u do

disagree

you sneeze.

Goals are flying in.

A water stop is a break and a place to break for drinking water in sports events (sports competitions or training) for some types of sports, such as various long distance types of running (e.g., marathon), cycling, etc. Similarly, a water break is a break to drink water in some sports events held in one place. Water stops and breaks have become obligatory relatively recently. Before the 1950s, there had been a practice to eliminate water breaks in order "to toughen up boys". Water stops are used to combat interrelated dangers: hyperthermia, dehydration and hyponatremia. Drinking water combats dehydration, while intake of electrolyte solutions (often provided by various sports drinks) combats hyponatremia and its extreme case: water intoxication. In a marathon, waters stops are usually at every 5K or at every 2 miles, resulting in 8-12 stops. Stopping for 10 seconds per station results in 1-2 minutes of added time, but the loss of stamina due to dehydration would add much more. Compared to dehydration, hyponatremia is a relatively recently recognized danger, and there are different opinions about how much water to drink at each water stop. Some texts say that thirst is not a reliable indicator of the need in water, while other say that obligatory drinking at every opportunity without real need increases the danger of hyponatremia. "If you hear sloshing in your stomach... you can by-pass that water stop". In Sumo, if a bout goes for many minutes the referee may call a break traditionally called mizu-iri or "water break". That's just off the top of my head, for any more I'd have to look it up.

Begs the question how he got the job in the first place, his knowledge of the sport seems poor to say the least.

In October 2012, he was approached by the Jamaica Football Federation, the JFF want Perch to play for Jamaica during their 2014 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign, and are willing to rename the country in his honour.[6]

disagree

If anyone can, I would say he is more than able to.

so do Sunderland hate Bristol City too for their part in that?

we ganna win tha league like

That's right, Coventry City Football Club will never die - they live on in all our hearts. I'll still see them in every rainbow, in the smile of every baby. In a way this is just the beginning.

I've got your back. Remember this when you're fab.

Cut him some slack; prefabtoon will soon be fab. This is just him before making the transition.

Only if his face is censored.