Bog rolls

[Supamart]

Hands up who actually used to chuck these onto the pitch in the 70s?

ah, those were the days, jumpers for goal posts, isn't it, etc...

Wembley ball, tank tops.

[baggiebloke]

Why does the media ply us with this?

Because we are gullible cunts.

I do a "ply" joke and you come in all factual.

You're a bloody sheet you are.

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And Rex, my dog agrees with me.

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Arsewipe.

[Kit Kat Chunky]

Why does the media ply us with this?

Because we are gullible cunts.

I do a "ply" joke and you come in all factual.

You're a bloody sheet you are.

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And Rex, my dog agrees with me.

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Arsewipe.

I'll take a whoosh.

[baggiebloke]

Why does the media ply us with this?

Because we are gullible cunts.

I do a "ply" joke and you come in all factual.

You're a bloody sheet you are.

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And Rex, my dog agrees with me.

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Arsewipe.

I'll take a whoosh.

https://wearewoosh.com/

[chasetownbaggie]

In demand again.

Not just toilet roll. In the last 2 weeks I've noticed big spaces on shelves in both supermarkets I use. There were virtually no frozen chips or frozen veg in Morrisons early evening yesterday, for example.

I have a feeling the selfish idiots out there have been getting their news from the Twatter again. You'd have thought they'd learnt after what happened earlier in the year.

[Derek Hardballs]

In demand again.

Not just toilet roll. In the last 2 weeks I've noticed big spaces on shelves in both supermarkets I use. There were virtually no frozen chips or frozen veg in Morrisons early evening yesterday, for example.

I have a feeling the selfish idiots out there have been getting their news from the Twatter again. You'd have thought they'd learnt after what happened earlier in the year.

Facebook is more likely. That’s the go to idiots Social Media platform.

[Fulham Fallout]

Hands up who actually used to chuck these onto the pitch in the 70s?

ah, those were the days, jumpers for goal posts, isn't it, etc...

Wembley ball, tank tops.

Leather case balls with the laces that hurt if you headed it where the lace was. Once the plastic coating had come off they weighed a tonne when they got wet. Like playing footie with a medicine ball.

[Derek Hardballs]

Hands up who actually used to chuck these onto the pitch in the 70s?

ah, those were the days, jumpers for goal posts, isn't it, etc...

Wembley ball, tank tops.

Leather case balls with the laces that hurt if you headed it where the lace was. Once the plastic coating had come off they weighed a tonne when they got wet. Like playing footie with a medicine ball.

Our old sports teacher at primary school made us play with a lace-up football. It must have been thirty years old given it was the 80s at the time. I can confirm that it did weigh a tonne, Young could only kick it about a metre on a wet day and if you headed it you saw stars.