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What grinds my gears...

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21st Century Fox

21st Century Fox

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People on here condemning the booing of our own players. It may not be ideal but then again the performances this season havent been ideal. FFS its highly paid pro's not Aylestone Park under 9's!!

Take that talk elsewhere, this is a place of tranquility.

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Captain...

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Being on fvcking hold to the fvcking tax office, all I want to do is pay my fvcking taxes in the simplest easiest and in reality the most generous way possible, but one line sends me to another which sends me back to where I have just come from.

It shouldn't be so fvcking complicated, is it any wonder people employ accountants to do it, who you then authorise to help avoid tax to pay for the fact you have to employ some cvnt to do something you are perfectly capable of doing yourself but they make it so fvcking complicated. When it should be very simpl:e I earnt this much, tax me.

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ScouseFox

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There's a massive bird, and I mean massive, a massive man in a diving costume and a massive dog walking round the streets of Liverpool meaning roads are closed and there's people everywhere.

Still not sure why. It's surreal. And stupid.

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ScouseFox

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Ahh, I have found it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...eyside-17777090

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The Sea of Liverpool has swallowed up so many sailors, travellers and adventurers that you would think it was a cannibal.

Icebergs are boat hunters and Liverpudlians are huge children with eyes full of hope and rebellion.

For the unsinkable Titanic, her first voyage was also to be her last.

But let's move right away to the story of one stowaway: loaded on board during the night, unnoticed - a thirty foot tall Giant capable of travelling through time, on his way to another continent to meet his daughter, the Little Giant.

Giants don't grow old, don't grow up, they just stay the age they are for eternity - that is, if they don't die. Disaster struck in the Atlantic Ocean; everyone knows the details of the accident. The ocean liner was the pride of Liverpool, and many different Liverpudlian tradesmen were recruited, mainly to maintain the ship and to look after the passengers.

But let's return to our gigantic passenger trapped in one of the holds. He feels the full force of the iceberg's blade. The sea rushes into the ship so fiercely that he is unable to move.

He is a prisoner and plummets 12,000 feet with the Titanic. We believe that, knowing he would soon die, he took his last underwater lift ride before coming to rest in a cloud of dust on the ocean bed.

Above, petrified with fear, survivors hoped for miracles - some were rescued, that too is known.

When the Little Giant heard the news, she sought out her uncle, the Great Giant's brother. While listening to her, the uncle made a decision that was to take him a century to carry out.

First, he would make himself a diving suit. Then he would scour the ocean floor for the shipwreck. After that, he would bury his brother in the deep-sea bed. Most importantly, he would come back with the letter the Great Giant had written to the Little Giant Girl. This is why he walked for many long years across the ocean floor, pulling the Titanic's mail trunk to bring back the post to Liverpool.

Such tragedies do not affect the Little Giant's morale who bravely decided to come to the reunion. While reading magazines before leaving, she discovered that there are another two famed legends in Liverpool - The Beatles music, and the sheer madness for football of the rebel City.

Before setting up her first camp in Stanley Park, between the two football stadiums north of the city, she decides she will go on a cruise through the town on a road-sailing boat. A few hours before her arrival, as if by magic, a geyser shoots up from the ground in the city centre, to herald her arrival.

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purpleronnie

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Being on fvcking hold to the fvcking tax office, all I want to do is pay my fvcking taxes in the simplest easiest and in reality the most generous way possible, but one line sends me to another which sends me back to where I have just come from.

It shouldn't be so fvcking complicated, is it any wonder people employ accountants to do it, who you then authorise to help avoid tax to pay for the fact you have to employ some cvnt to do something you are perfectly capable of doing yourself but they make it so fvcking complicated. When it should be very simpl:e I earnt this much, tax me.

why not do it online? I thought it was really easy, it gives you step by step instructions.

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Finnegan

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Ahh, I have found it.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...eyside-17777090

_59768283_uncle_01.jpg

The Sea of Liverpool has swallowed up so many sailors, travellers and adventurers that you would think it was a cannibal.

Icebergs are boat hunters and Liverpudlians are huge children with eyes full of hope and rebellion.

For the unsinkable Titanic, her first voyage was also to be her last.

But let's move right away to the story of one stowaway: loaded on board during the night, unnoticed - a thirty foot tall Giant capable of travelling through time, on his way to another continent to meet his daughter, the Little Giant.

Giants don't grow old, don't grow up, they just stay the age they are for eternity - that is, if they don't die. Disaster struck in the Atlantic Ocean; everyone knows the details of the accident. The ocean liner was the pride of Liverpool, and many different Liverpudlian tradesmen were recruited, mainly to maintain the ship and to look after the passengers.

But let's return to our gigantic passenger trapped in one of the holds. He feels the full force of the iceberg's blade. The sea rushes into the ship so fiercely that he is unable to move.

He is a prisoner and plummets 12,000 feet with the Titanic. We believe that, knowing he would soon die, he took his last underwater lift ride before coming to rest in a cloud of dust on the ocean bed.

Above, petrified with fear, survivors hoped for miracles - some were rescued, that too is known.

When the Little Giant heard the news, she sought out her uncle, the Great Giant's brother. While listening to her, the uncle made a decision that was to take him a century to carry out.

First, he would make himself a diving suit. Then he would scour the ocean floor for the shipwreck. After that, he would bury his brother in the deep-sea bed. Most importantly, he would come back with the letter the Great Giant had written to the Little Giant Girl. This is why he walked for many long years across the ocean floor, pulling the Titanic's mail trunk to bring back the post to Liverpool.

Such tragedies do not affect the Little Giant's morale who bravely decided to come to the reunion. While reading magazines before leaving, she discovered that there are another two famed legends in Liverpool - The Beatles music, and the sheer madness for football of the rebel City.

Before setting up her first camp in Stanley Park, between the two football stadiums north of the city, she decides she will go on a cruise through the town on a road-sailing boat. A few hours before her arrival, as if by magic, a geyser shoots up from the ground in the city centre, to herald her arrival.

Gay.

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StanSP

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People on the Chase who take a minus offer through to the final.

Bottlers.

Does my nut in, too. Think it was sometime last week, some guy got £35k and the next lady who went on took £-2k just so she could be in the final.

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