You're correct.
Sorry about that. Auto correct is a pain on a mobile phone.
You're correct.
Sorry about that. Auto correct is a pain on a mobile phone.
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ahhhh, finally I think...
"Keep it Real"
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I'd have never got a Real Madrid player! Rugby teams maybe - football![]()
anyway;
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Three sheets to the wind?
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Something like ‘billowing’ or ‘blowing’ in the wind?
wind in the willows?
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I thought the clue in picture 1 was the laundry basket.
Once I'd twigged that, picture 2 was fine.
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pft, first pic shows Sam James, player of the Rugby Union club Sale Sharks. The second a roman century of toy soldiers. If there's an expression in there, though, I have no idea what it is![]()
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Mkayy your first pic was a ship earlier, so now I have no clue
Scrum line up.
Scrum formation.
@Muizer.
Didn't know it was Sam James, just a picture of a player from that particular team. 2nd part is correct.
@Aexodus
Yes it was, but I changed it as it was a model boat and that would've led you astray.
@Halie Satanus
Sorry. Neither are correct.
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Live from Norwich, it’s the.........
I’ll just leave that there for now, seeing Muiz suffer a bit longer is more fun.....
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@Halie 'sale of the century'. Is that an expression? Never heard of it. When is it used?
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It was a quiz show, but local to where I live it used to refer disparagingly to DFS as that's how long their sale had been going on. It's generally used pejoratively to describe a big discount sale in shops.Maybe it's just a West Yorkshire thing.
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Also used the song ‘sale of the century’ by Sleeper.
‘You said I was cheap.
You were the sale of the century.’
Yeh it was more common before ‘black Friday’ and ‘Cyber Monday’ became a thing. Hype for when shops want to get rid of old tat.
If someone wants to go feel free. I’m off to see the Beastie Boys...
I haven’t heard of sale of the century in my life
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Stack the deck?
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