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There is so much going on here 😂
via @TiddingtonCC
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Oasis have today announced a return after 15 years away.
Wojciech Szczęsny has today announced his retirement from football after a 15-year career.
On a completely unrelated note, Szczęsny’s children are called…
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McGinn on norwegian television after the game, when asked by Fjortoft if Duran is old enough to understand the Duran Duran comparison/joke:
"No, he does'nt know a "skip" on who they are.
He does'nt even know that he himself, is actually in the city of Birmingham!"🤣
#UTV #avfc🦁
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WE ARE BACK !!
Please come down and support the team tomorrow (weather permitting!!)
It will be great to see you all supporting the club 🏏 ☀️
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Great to have @EuropeanCricket back on our screens! 😂
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Back providing #hydrometry #training for our staff. This time on the advanced Hydrometry course covering stage discharge rating theory, fixed acoustic velocity measurement and dilution gauging
#TeamEA #water #monitoring #science
@EnvAgency
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As well as being extremely wet, December was also an exceptionally dull month.
Spare a thought for Bala which enjoyed a grand total of 3.8 hours of sunshine during the entire month.
Via @RoostWeather
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👀 #UTV. W
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We have a winner.
This is the greatest wicket-keeper catch of all-time! 😂
[h/t @kreedajagat]
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Last 18 hours on the North Esk river webcam at Gannochy Bridge in Edzell. Our local river webcams are available here: farsondigitalwatercams.com/s… - #StormBabet #Babet #Scotland #SevereWeather #Angus #Laurencekirk #flood #Aberdeenshire
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***MUST SEE TV***
Eyewitness account of the F-35 Crash. I am warning y'all, you ain't ready for this.
I have had about 2 dozen people send me this on Facebook. I am in stitches. Deceased. I have tears in my eyes from laughing so hard.
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#Onthisday in 2005, one of the greatest Test matches of all time reached a thrilling conclusion.
Michael Kasprowicz and Brett Lee put on an immense final wicket partnership of 59, before England secured a famous victory by just 2 runs.
#Ashes
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#OnThisDay 2005 | Steve Harmison to Michael Clarke.