Post it here, please.
An example from today:
Comedian Adrian Edmondson traps himself on window ledge
An example from today:
Comedian Adrian Edmondson traps himself on window ledge
It's Chinpo with an 'n' (or rather ちんぽ with an ん) but of course sounds the same.Chimpo
Reminds me of how Ryan Reynolds and Mac off of Always Sunny bought Wrexham football club, which is one of those stories I still can't believe is real.Covid: Tom Cruise signs shirts for football club on movie set
The Hollywood star made the gesture to help out a football club raising cash for the community.www.bbc.co.uk
Football club that has lost money due to Covid then had to make way for Mission Impossible 7 to be filmed there, Tom Cruise signs a bunch of their shirts which can be auctioned off to raise funds for the club.
Cruise is an odd one; he does a lot of his own stunts, at premieres he spends hours pressing hands with fans, he does stuff this this signing shirt business. On the other hand he's a raving scientologist fruitloop.
Reminds me of how Ryan Reynolds and Mac off of Always Sunny bought Wrexham football club, which is one of those stories I still can't believe is real.
Went there last year, squid's tasty with a beer. Think that the statue was planned before the pandemic, but still, not a great look.I feel like this one is sort of serious as in I'd probably be quite pissed off if I lived there, but the headline did also make me laugh quite hard: Japanese town spends Covid-19 funds on huge squid statue
Covid: Tom Cruise signs shirts for football club on movie set
The Hollywood star made the gesture to help out a football club raising cash for the community.www.bbc.co.uk
Football club that has lost money due to Covid then had to make way for Mission Impossible 7 to be filmed there, Tom Cruise signs a bunch of their shirts which can be auctioned off to raise funds for the club.
Cruise is an odd one; he does a lot of his own stunts, at premieres he spends hours pressing hands with fans, he does stuff like this signing shirt business. On the other hand he's a raving scientologist fruitloop.
Before gigs stopped being a thing, I went to one where the support act was the singer out of Terrorvision. He became a dry-stone waller post-fame, and claimed during his performance that, while engaged in his art in the Pennines, he had moved a set of ancient stones marking the Yorkshire/Lancashire border about fifty yards into Lancashire. He reasoned that since twelve years had since passed "it's ours now".