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The lowest Leicester City ever sat in any point in their only previous league one season (08/09) the lowest they placed in any given match day was 6th
After today’s draw with Notts County, the foxes sit 11th
By definition - the lowest point in Leicester City history OFFICIALLY
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Charlie Kirk said he hated empathy. She is just respecting his beliefs. Nothing wrong with that.
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Replying to @BigDaveWHUFC
There were only 2 games in Britain in season 04-05 than finished 7-1.
Rangers V Dundee United and Man City V Barnsley.
The same two goalkeepers played in both games - Ronald Waterreus for Rangers and City, Nick Colgan for Dundee Utd and Barnsley.
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“End Wokeness” is offended by costumes.
These jokes write themselves.
Would I do it? No, but I also wouldn’t be a cry baby bitch about it either.
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Me encanta o fato de que não precisamos olhar a lista para sabermos qual “país” está em primeiro no ranking
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I have a burning hatred with our media, treating this guy as a salt of the earth small business owner, when instead his dad started up the business and now Paul has a turnover of 18m with 6 properties.
"Andy Burnham, come and have a chat with me. Come and work in my business, I'll show you what we need."
Small business owner Paul Bowen asks Prime Minister Andy Burnham for more support following this week’s Budget measures.
#Newsnight
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The greed and entitlement of billionaires is a main reason why they shouldn’t exist.
Sam Altman says its bad that everyone's personal computers are using the world's limited supply of memory chips.
"It’s quite terrible to have everybody have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of DRAMs sitting in their own computer, and being used 5% of the time. Like, you want maximum utilization."
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its literally this
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Stuff like this has been happening in the background for two years now and no-one gives a shit.
Meet 65-year-old Mark Neville, who petrol-bombed a hotel housing asylum seekers in Islington.
He denied it, but CCTV, DNA evidence and a forensic fire dog helped expose him.
After answering “no comment” during his police interview, he eventually admitted he was the masked man who threw the petrol bomb.
He has pleaded guilty to attempted arson, possessing a bladed article and possessing a stun gun.
He is due to be sentenced on 8 December.


















































