100% pure nuance.
Jonathan Liew
@jonathanliew.bsky.social
this was actually based on a real story. in the 1904 marathon, fred lorz of the united states dropped out of the race with exhaustion, got a lift back to the stadium, suddenly felt fine again, hopped out of the car and finished the race to a hero's reception. banned for life
i wrote about fury v joshua
oh shit. the name's banned. darts banned.
look, let’s just say that if *any* traditional darts ends up being played in this pub I would be very surprised
"some element of the pub's darts tradition". this sounds very much like it's going to be a beef kofte appetiser called "the bullseye"
i wrote about fury v joshua
yes and sometimes he drops his darts too often to be coincidence
"everything is football": the uk equivalent of "everything is wrestling"
In tomorrow's Observer and here online, my exclusive interview with Sir Alex Ferguson, on the games of his life...
observer.co.uk/culture/inte...
this is not going to happen. it’s outlandish and insane. consider it less a workable solution and more a statement of principles. in that spirit: I present the case for nationalising manchester city
this is not going to happen. it’s outlandish and insane. consider it less a workable solution and more a statement of principles. in that spirit: I present the case for nationalising manchester city
i think price looks extremely switched on this year. asp great. zonneveld a great story.
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(you really can, by the way)
you can hold food poisoning to account and still admire the lasagne
vg
well at least now we know why he was crying in that speech
the "tyranny of the majority" comment was the biggest tell, for me: they're not against governance, they just think they should be the ones doing it
maybe you can't just do what you want
