BREAKING: Ground Force legend Tommy Walsh dies aged 69 as tributes flood in
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This is how all four divisions finished in the 1992-93 season. How did your team do? Credit to @PremiershipYrs
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A blood-hungry predator stalking ruined streets. Would your party survive?
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You know you're getting old when you recognize less than a handful of those games by the end of the clip.
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The scariest villain in fantasy got caught the very first time he put on his own ring, and that wasn't even the worst thing the ring did to him.
Sauron spent about 400 years undercover as a friendly guy named Annatar, teaching Elf blacksmiths how to make magic rings. The rings were the trap. Once the Elves had them on, he went to Mount Doom and made one more ring to control all the others.
He put it on, and every Elf wearing one of those rings felt him in their heads instantly. They figured out who "Annatar" really was and yanked their rings off, so 400 years of planning fell apart in about one second.
Tolkien baked that failure right into how the Ring works. To control rings that strong, the master ring had to be even stronger, and Sauron only had one place to get that much power from. Himself. He poured a huge chunk of his own strength into it. And anything that lets you reach into somebody's mind is a connection, which means the person on the other end can feel you reaching.
The three rings he wanted most, the Elves hid from him for good. One of them, the Ring of Fire, ended up with Gandalf, who wore it in secret for about 2,000 years while he worked against Sauron. The ring built to control it never found it.
The worse part is what happened after. Once that much of Sauron was inside the Ring, he couldn't take it back out, and Tolkien says nobody could even damage it, Sauron included. So when Isildur cut it off his finger, a huge piece of the Dark Lord just walked away in some other guy's hand.
It sat at the bottom of a river for 2,461 years and spent almost 500 more in a cave with Gollum. After that a hobbit kept it in his pocket for 60 years and mostly used it to dodge relatives he didn't feel like talking to.
Before the Ring, there was no way to permanently get rid of Sauron. He made the only way to do it and then wore it on his finger.
So when he's standing in the lava in this trailer, talking about the moment the master ring is on his hand, he sounds like a guy who thinks he just won. If you've read the books, that's what gives you chills, because you know how much that one moment ends up costing him.
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Most people picture retirement as beaches and cocktails.
I picture a full table, people who actually show up, and games that still get played five years later.
Here’s my version of a golden second half.
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Where can you find the 3 most powerful legendary guns hidden in RDR2?"
#RDR2 #RedDeadRedemption2 #GamingTips #RDR2Weapons #LegendaryGuns
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If you only have 3 minutes to watch Joe Rogan’s podcast today, this is the 3 minutes you need to see.
Jordan Peterson just described “gender-affirming care” in a way no one else would dare.
“I've never seen anything worse than what's happening right now. And that includes the sorts of things that were done in the camps in Germany. At least the goddamn Naz*s admitted what they did was wrong. They tried to hide it. We trumpet it as a moral virtue.”
“These surgical procedures are so brutal and so experimental that they're—I'm going to say it again—they're worse than what the Mengele types did in the concentration camps in the thirties and forties. And that's a pretty goddamn low bar.”
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If Harry Potter had been written by Guy Ritchie - Harry Potter and the chamber of Geezers 🤣
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Michael Carrick in tears After the match 💔💔
Fans Applauding him 😞💔
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Woke, broke and out of control, it’s time to scrap the license fee.
As someone who started my career at the BBC, it gives me absolutely no pleasure to write these words. But let’s face the brutal truth: the British Broadcasting Corporation is a shadow of its former self and needs to be put out of its misery.
Founded in 1922 by Lord Reith with a proud mission to inform, educate and entertain, the Beeb was once the envy of the world. Today it has degenerated into a cesspit of left-wing political bias which the British public are forced to pay under the threat of criminal law.
Even when staring down the barrel of a $10 billion defamation lawsuit from the US President for its misleading edit of his Capitol Hill speech and which triggered the double resignation of its Director-General and Chief Executive of news, the BBC still refuses to admit its bias problem.
And yet the problems were laid bare again over the weekend with more revelations. First, we learned that taxpayer-funded civil servants have been seconded into BBC newsrooms, ‘fact checking’ and writing articles while masquerading as impartial journalists. Second, we discovered that schoolchildren are being brainwashed with left-wing views on net zero and immigration via the BBC Bitesize platform.
No wonder the BBC has plunged to the bottom of the Ofcom league table for impartiality, and that 2.5million viewers have turned their backs on the station since 2020, preferring instead to get their news from elsewhere.
And rather than addressing those problems BBC bosses and government ministers, concerned about the loss in licence fees, have decided to impose draconian measures to force people to pay for something they no longer want and no longer watch.
The tragic irony is that the BBC knows exactly what the problem is. Between 2024 and 2025, three separate internal reviews warned that ‘perceived political bias’ was driving viewers away. As whistleblower Michael Prescott revealed in an explosive leaked memo, "systemic editorial bias" runs deep. The main areas of concern were gender reporting, along with its reporting of Britain’s history, colonial past and in its anti-Israeli stance. Let’s be honest BBC, it isn’t perceived bias, it's real. The Gaza documentary got the BBC sanctioned and its Arabic station was forced to make 200 factual corrections about its wider Israel-Gaza war.
The BBC internal inquiry noted working-class viewers are particularly dissatisfied, finding it ‘out of touch’ and ‘alienating’.
Little wonder when you had ex-Match of the Day pundit, Gary Lineker, on £1.3 million of public money, using the profile the BBC gave him to pontificate about Brexit, Gaza, and Rwanda.
And what about the concerns over two-tier coverage of “Unite the Kingdom" protests and pro-Palestinian marches along with trigger warnings on comedy classics such as Dad’s Army and The Royle Family.
The BBC has been infiltrated and taken over by a left-wing woke metropolitan establishment and it is slowly killing it from within.
The public realise that this culture is so ingrained it will never change. It’s time to end the BBC licence fee.




























