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On 16/01/2019 at 15:34, The Skelpit Lug said:

Chris Law, the SNP MP,  actually wanted to be a lawyer when he was younger. However, being very tall it wasn't long before a career in basketball beckoned. He was offered a trial with top US basketball team the New York Knicks but a fear of flying put paid to that dream.

Shortly after the offer, he caught his pony tail in one of the basketball hoops at the McTaggart Centre, playing against Joe Fitzpatrick who then enticed him into politics. 

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43,158 people set a World record for the highest attended seance when Rangers* played Airdrieonians* at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow. Scotland on the 9th of November 2013.

The previous record was set in 2008 by 139 individuals trying to contact Brookes Mileston in an attempt to get the combination for the Gretna FC safe.....

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Irvine Welsh's first attempt at novel writing was "Thieving Junkie Scum" a novel about  harmless social misfits in anoraks who collect the numbers of railway locomotives

A publisher told him that "This is the exact opposite of what we're looking for" and the rest is history.

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7 hours ago, Fullerene said:

Hooray.  Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer is back.
He freely admits he is not as young and fit as he once was and doesn't have the same amount of stamina.
Who cares.  Enjoy the new series.

 

Jack Bauer 6.jpg

New series is called 12 as he won’t work a double shift anymore.

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Johnny Marr regularly turns up to play his ukulele in a George Formby tribute at the Thursday open-mic night at The Unicorn Inn, Ambleside.
I have been to Ambleside and no way would it have anything as coarse as a open Mic night
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11 hours ago, BillyAnchor said:

As a young man David Cameron would stand outside Chelsea's ground in a suit pretending to be a player. When the game started he went home.

It was around this time when Cameron formulated his plan to save football for free, by encouraging everyone to 'Hug a hooligan'. Sadly for David, an incident involving around 300 angry West Ham fans forced him to abandon this strategy.

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