Was thinking of sorting trip for next year to Nashville. But all this ICE and Trump shite, I can’t be bothered.
Celebrity Scottish football fan and former golfer Robert Duval was also an actor.
Lent/Mardi Gras, Ramadan and Chinese New Year all begin today/tomorrow Feb 17/18 - the first time this has happened since 1863.
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It’s game over if you’re a subscriber here💪
The term “Lent” is short for Lentil.
The term comes from Catholics having to abstain from eating meat during this period of abstinence, and so lentils became the source of protein of choice, leading to it becoming known as “lentil time”, or “Lent” for short.
Apparently it was almost called “Beano” due to beans also being a source of protein.
Barron Trump holds Slovenian, and therefore EU, citizenship.
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More one for the “Things I learned last night thread”, but nevertheless:
- Rodney appeared in a reboot of Fraiser. I found this incredibly jarring.
- There was a reboot of Fraiser.
Erika Kirk was a child sex traffiker
Eh?
Before she married Kirk she was involved in a “charity” that allegedly traffiked Romanian orphans to America
Where does the sex bit get confirmed?
I watched it. It’s not great tbh. The supporting cast (Frasier’s son and the next door neighbour) are not good actors. I did watch the two seasons of it though 
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Ok I’m jumping the gun a bit bimut this thread covers it.
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If she was okay with abducting and selling em, she was probably on board with whatever came after
Luka Modric plays for Milan.
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Side group moderator, Gman, is in attendance watching him tonight.
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I fell out of love with my beloved AC Milan when the fans shamed Maldini in his last ever game at the San Siro.
God no. How?
“Thanks captain. On the pitch you were an undying champion but you had no respect for those who made you rich,” read one of the banners prepared by Ultras. “For your 25 years of glorious service you have the thanks of those who you called mercenaries and misers,” read another. If the message was not necessarily scathing, it was certainly pointed. Next came a giant Milan shirt bearing the number six and accompanied by the words “There is only one captain, [Franco] Baresi”.
What was supposed to be a day of festivity quickly soured. Milan were beaten 3-2, and could yet lose third place to next weekend’s opponents Fiorentina, but it was not for the result that Maldini left the pitch with a face like thunder. “I am proud to be nothing like them,” he said of the supporters who had goaded him – a small minority, it must be said, but enough to make themselves heard – as he departed.