Balls
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Black Hole
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Well, what was it then, zebra or pelican? Only zebra crossings have balls (and only male ones at that).
Owen Smith
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I always liked John Virgo's waistcoats, the man had style.
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prpr
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I can't remember/couldn't be bothered to look-up the difference.
Here's the nearest dated picture from big G, a few months afterwards:
Is that a pelican then? It hasn't changed either before or since, although my memory said (wrongly) that we had to wait for lights to change.
Gone... into the black pocket.
"Say goodnight JV"
Oh,er... goodnight JV.
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Black Hole
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Zebra
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Featuring a Belisha Beacon if memory serves.
Well I was curious enough to be bothered, its a zoo out there............................
Also Tiger and pegasus crossings.
www.motoringresearch.com
Also Tiger and pegasus crossings.
Zebra, Toucan or Tiger? Every UK pedestrian crossing explained
There are seven types of pedestrian crossing on UK roads. We explain the differences and how to use each crossing safely.
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Black Hole
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Balls on sticks
EEPhil
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How many points for potting the orange ball?
Black Hole
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:splash:
I wondered what this was about, I didn't realise JV's dead. RIP.
I wondered what this was about, I didn't realise JV's dead. RIP.
Owen Smith
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Named after the man that wrote the report into speed limits in built up areas.
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prpr
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Word reaches me that Jeremy Clarkson has another new car. Its registration:
I guess at least one of the reasons I don't really care for football is that it's basically just a bunch of cheats constantly trying it on and seeing what they can get away with, whether it be pushing, grabbing, pulling, tripping, thumping, elbowing, kicking, scheming, acting, feigning or whatever. Nobody really seems to care about the rules and they don't seem to be applied consistently. Some countries (races) seem to be better than others at this of course. One wonders what the point is of having any actual skill.
And yes, the Argy b@5t@rd5 are a bunch of the above. Let's hope Spain win.
I guess at least one of the reasons I don't really care for football is that it's basically just a bunch of cheats constantly trying it on and seeing what they can get away with, whether it be pushing, grabbing, pulling, tripping, thumping, elbowing, kicking, scheming, acting, feigning or whatever. Nobody really seems to care about the rules and they don't seem to be applied consistently. Some countries (races) seem to be better than others at this of course. One wonders what the point is of having any actual skill.
And yes, the Argy b@5t@rd5 are a bunch of the above. Let's hope Spain win.
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EEPhil
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I haven't watched any football and don't give a toss who wins. However, it is reported that some members of the Argentinian team were seen with a political banner. They have form for this and were fined a piddling amount last time. They may or may not have played fair against England, but they won. If it was down to me I would now disqualify them from the final, Spain win by default, England and France play for 2nd and 3rd place, not 3rd and 4th. Or the winner of England/France plays Spain in a final (date to be determined). That will never happen. If it doesn't, any player seen close to the banner should be banned from the final. That won't happen either. Another piddling fine. FIFA - useless.
Owen Smith
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Agreed. It was a very clear and blatant breach of FIFA rules, yet they will likely do very little about it.
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prpr
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Yes!
