<My good Anteater> You are welcome any time for free massages.

You may also consider making a t-shirt out of this meme here- if you don't, I will certainly do so:

<Hozza> Yep Pocket Chess loves to give the young players plenty of air time. I'm still undecided about <Harry Dink> though. He almost never makes a mistake, which is good since he's a midfielder, but he tends to choose lateral or retrograde ball movement instead of pushing forward. He won't take chances like <Bowling Alley> or <Kirsten Dunce> do.

<krmr> thanks for that good old <Loretta Lynn> gospel brah!

Here is a helping of more cool gospel music from <Johnny Cash and Family>: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLF...

Examine every mate. It might be a Czech!>

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Hard to retain any momentum .. you have your extra links with posters outside this place ofcourse ....

Any way .. lol

Take this game on board 👍😁😉

<Teem> lol your last post in that series is a repeat, no?

If you scroll back in this forum, I think you'll find it was already ASKED and ANSWERED by me.

That said, I'm going to allow it.

Agreed. <Dink>’s malfunctioning compass was mostly overlooked by the BBC pundit panel the other day, in an otherwise decent feature about his nifty ball control and quick turns, which they likened to England midfield legends <Jerkhard> and <Lampost>.

Speaking of the Harry Hotspurs, why is <Huge Liquorice> the captain I wonder? Despite his youth, I would give this job to <Herr Dryer>, as a crafty way of getting him to commit to the club. He has already named his favourite player as <Roy Hasbeen>, which I believe is a not-so-coded “come and get me” plea to the Red Devils of Manchester.

<Travis> I never heard of <Gary Clark> before but he's got the old time American blues rock down that's for sure. I believe "beer" or "whiskey" is the preferred drink whilst listening to this fare. It's first rate.

He 3 more guys from Texas who also played at Clapton's show on the outskirts of Chicago.. Bill Murray introduces them.. ; P

Here's the whiskey version..

<tbon> wow I thought my computer had broken because I was expecting to be directed to youtube. Instead I was brought to a new video channel called "veojam". lol The boys look to be in fine form especially since they must be 150 years old now? Luckily <ZZ Top> always appeared to be 150 years old from the beginning so you can't really tell.

<Paint My Dragon> heh "Hair Drier" finally a pundit who can spell the names of the players properly.

Having now caught up on my footy viewing, I have to say that in <Hairy Dink's> defense he did in fact deliver two fine outlet balls forward, instead of rearward, and thus garnered two fine assists in the thumping of a suddenly moribund <Real Madrid>.

I know what you mean about <Pocket Chess> regarding his curious lineups, but maybe he has some secret plan? <Llllorente> on the bench seems a bit of a waste though. I also noticed that now <Moose Dumb Bell> and <Danny Rose> are back, maybe <Pocket Chess> might figure out that he should start them enough times in a row so they actually become match fit. I always thought <Danny Rose> was at least as good as <Kyle Walker>, and he was one of very few positive players in an atrociously played venture against reborn <Palace>. At least we got the three points though.

I'm still not even close to convinced by <Spurs> though. Experi<mental> lineup shifts aside, they lack the killer instinct necessary to win hardware. I hope they can turn that around this season, but I have my doubts. They couldn't even win the <Gay Caballero Cup>, an example of the "everybody gets a trophy" school of footy cups. Incidentally is that what the <EFL Cup> has been renamed? If so why was it renamed to an Italian name. I suspect <Serie A> money may be behind this odious shift.

Objection! On the grounds that aren't coffee.

That's incompetent, irrelevant, immaterial, and lots of other nasty adjectives that start with the letter 'i'.

<Saint Sy of Flagon>

Jess, you're dating me.. I remember hearing that song on a new transistor radio.. It was summertime & the DJ said after the song Jim Morrison died today in Paris...

Here's a great song by Jim..

<Travis> Brilliant Doors track I never heard that before. It was reminding me of music which I couldn't remember but I just found it- <Kurt Weil>, who wrote music with <Berthold Brecht> for his plays.

<tbonn, Germany> And another track I never heard before- you certainly know your tunes especially Beatles eh?