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Just now, brummie said:

 

I bought a bottle of water the other day, and on its label, it said "DELIGHTFULLY STILL".

 

He's like that.

Reminds me of a story Greg Davies told about one of the taskmaster contestants Paul Chowdry. They were in a restaurant and he asked for a bottle of water, the waitress asked “still or sparkling” and he replied “which would you recommend.

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Dury is fine when you listen to him in small doses, but when you have to deal with him week on week, and he plays up every moment like it's an epic moment in a Shakespearian novel, it's gets on your nerves very quickly.

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Just now, 54 said:

Dury is fine when you listen to him in small doses, but when you have to deal with him week on week, and he plays up every moment like it's an epic moment in a Shakespearian novel, it's gets on your nerves very quickly.

 

Like just there ERLING HAALAND

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1 minute ago, Groundhog63 said:

Not in Flint, Michigan, but should be exquisite in the Midlands. 

 

Are you taking about the water, or the stillness, though, because my bottle specifically praised the stillness. So, the water could have been dog piss, but still been of a stillness which was delightful.

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1 minute ago, brummie said:

Drury doing that 'exaggeratedly shout the first name, then say the second name normally' thing.

 

"Grealish plays it through and now ERLING Haaland!"

I reckon he’s like that at home, when the postman arrives - “here’s the gaaaaas bill!!!!”

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2 minutes ago, 54 said:

Dury is fine when you listen to him in small doses, but when you have to deal with him week on week, and he plays up every moment like it's an epic moment in a Shakespearian novel, it's gets on your nerves very quickly.

 

That famous novelist, William Shakespeare

 

;-)

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