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Are we with el nino and co tonight?

As much as the Leicester city story is fantastically entertaining, the more this goes on the more worried I am.

I can't see united not winning the Europa league. And finishing 4th is still a distinct possibility. My worry is the further the foxes go, the more like last season this becomes. I don't want to be sat there on champions league final night praying they lose so we get champions league football.

The sooner this gets nipped in the bud the better.

His armband said he was a red, torres...

posted on 18/4/17

Yeah cause there was no footy before 1990 u fackin mug

posted on 18/4/17

Ohhhh...change the name and its different eh; no son, its still the top div league title...18 fella

posted on 18/4/17

comment by Neutral Fan (U1250)
posted 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
They've won more PL titles than Liverpool though
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stick to tiddly winks mate

posted on 19/4/17

He did say PL titles to be fair. Not first division.

I hear Liverpool are getting a new club mascot for next year as well....a vampire. The club have said he'd fit in perfectly as they're all scared of silverware too. BOOM!

posted on 19/4/17

comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 12 minutes ago
He did say PL titles to be fair. Not first division.

I hear Liverpool are getting a new club mascot for next year as well....a vampire. The club have said he'd fit in perfectly as they're all scared of silverware too. BOOM!
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I thought it was werewolfs what were afraid of silver?

Aren't vampires afraid of wooden stakes?

posted on 19/4/17

comment by KennysHeroes (U1935)
posted 42 minutes ago
comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 12 minutes ago
He did say PL titles to be fair. Not first division.

I hear Liverpool are getting a new club mascot for next year as well....a vampire. The club have said he'd fit in perfectly as they're all scared of silverware too. BOOM!
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I thought it was werewolfs what were afraid of silver?

Aren't vampires afraid of wooden stakes?


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Eric the gimp strikes again

comment by Neo (U9135)

posted on 19/4/17

Stupid Eric strikes again

posted on 19/4/17

BOOM! he says.

Eric is stupendously thick.

comment by Cloggy (U1250)

posted on 19/4/17

To be fair, he is not wrong

http://www.gods-and-monsters.com/how-to-kill-a-vampire.html

How to Kill a Vampire with Silver

Again, the curse of silver begins before the first vampire became a vampire, when the goddess Artemis (Greek mythology) cursed the first vampire so that his skin burned when it touched silver.

Using silver is a bit like a blend between sunlight and a wooden stake. It doesn't work as well as either of those two options, but it has advantages of its own. First of all, unlike sunlight, silver is highly portable. You can carry an item of solid silver (make sure it's real, solid silver please) with you easily. Secondly, it won't kill a vampire to stab it in the heart with silver (as it would using a wooden stake), but it will slow down the healing process, which can be very helpful.

In order to actually kill a vampire using silver, you'd probably need a lot of it. Silver is more helpful as a slowing or trapping agent. Vampires, despite their strength, cannot break a chain of silver, even if they tried. If you could somehow manage to handcuff a vampire to a tree, say, using silver handcuffs, all you would have to do is wait until the sun rose the next day and you would have yourself a fried vampire. Of course, how you would actually manage to accomplish this task is another story.

posted on 19/4/17

comment by Neutral Fan (U1250)
posted 13 minutes ago
To be fair, he is not wrong

http://www.gods-and-monsters.com/how-to-kill-a-vampire.html

How to Kill a Vampire with Silver

Again, the curse of silver begins before the first vampire became a vampire, when the goddess Artemis (Greek mythology) cursed the first vampire so that his skin burned when it touched silver.

Using silver is a bit like a blend between sunlight and a wooden stake. It doesn't work as well as either of those two options, but it has advantages of its own. First of all, unlike sunlight, silver is highly portable. You can carry an item of solid silver (make sure it's real, solid silver please) with you easily. Secondly, it won't kill a vampire to stab it in the heart with silver (as it would using a wooden stake), but it will slow down the healing process, which can be very helpful.

In order to actually kill a vampire using silver, you'd probably need a lot of it. Silver is more helpful as a slowing or trapping agent. Vampires, despite their strength, cannot break a chain of silver, even if they tried. If you could somehow manage to handcuff a vampire to a tree, say, using silver handcuffs, all you would have to do is wait until the sun rose the next day and you would have yourself a fried vampire. Of course, how you would actually manage to accomplish this task is another story.


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