@ur_favqueenie He should be the next Bond for me. Charlie Hunnam is being wasted in his prime years. He should be the next star but i dont get why he hasnt been thrown in like that.
According to all aerodynamic laws, the Namor cannot fly because his body weight is not in the right proportion to his wingspan. But ignoring these laws, the Namor flies anyway.
I had an idea for a sitcom where a dictator forgets to rig the elections and so he is suddenly removed from power and has to live life like an ordinary person.
I’ve wanted to see Rice, Guimarães and Ødegaard together in midfield. We finally get it against Brighton. Rice gives us the security, Guimarães brings the aggression and progression, while Ødegaard connects everything in the final third. Brighton don’t stand a chance.
@saxifrage2127 Nothing strange, but when we lived in Belgium the cartoon network shows were in flemish, so for 3 years we watched all cartoons in flemish. Never watched them in English until we came back to Zambia. By then every cartoon to me was in flemish lol
Never seen a manager like David Moyes. You only get the best out of him if you place him in poverty and adversity. Give him money to spend to improve the team and it’s downhill from there
When I was nine, our teacher made us write letters to "our heroes" for a writing unit. Most kids chose their parents, or Michael Jordan, or the President. For some reason, I was deeply obsessed with the golden age of piracy, so I wrote my letter to Blackbeard. It was a very aggressive letter demanding to know where he hid his treasure and warning him that "the British Navy is coming for you." My teacher, Mrs. Gable, instead of explaining that Blackbeard had been dead since 1718, actually looked up a historical museum in Ocracoke, North Carolina, and mailed the letter there. Three months later, I got a package at school. It was a hand-stained parchment scroll sealed with actual red wax. The museum staff had written back in character as Blackbeard’s ghost, telling me the treasure was "buried in the minds of those who read books" (which was a bit of a cop-out, honestly), but they also included a replica Spanish piece of eight. I was the coolest kid in third grade for a week.