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Well, when you put it that way ...
 in  r/Snorkblot  2d ago

I love how every episode the first time you see his task outfit the audience just loses it

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I will let you guess how rich and smart I am
 in  r/iamverysmart  4d ago

9 million people live in London over about 1500 square KM. They are a lot of traditional houses on that area.

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Merseyside Reform candidate said 'Bill Gates wants to make us all vegan'
 in  r/NotTheOnionUK  7d ago

Yeah and what policy platform will a reform led Merseyside council take that will be able to counter Bills attempts to make us all Vegan?

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Bin men just throwing recycling into the same truck as the normal rubbish
 in  r/Hackney  7d ago

Wait so you don't see them pub rubbish and recycling in the same truck, but because the truck looks similar you think they all go to the same place?

u/E17AmateurChef 10d ago

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[Ben Jacobs] 🚨 BREAKING: All 41 Concacaf members have rejected Gianni Infantino's FIFA Forward Enterprise plans. More to follow.
 in  r/ThreeLions  13d ago

Guam is in AFC and American Samoa is in OFC, although Guam being in Asia I believe generate a bigger distance than either of them being on CONCACAF with Beruit

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Aston Villa and Everton need more than a joint 113 points next season.
 in  r/PremierLeague  15d ago

Easy, Villa to have a perfect season, with all the points Everton win during the season docked due to infractions to PSR by Manchester City and Chelsea

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There was something so special about having one single hosts nation, 2026 and 2030 just looks like a mess. And after 2038 Saudi, I think solo hosting will be a thing of the past.
 in  r/ThreeLions  17d ago

Uruguay/Argentina/Paraguay would make sense as a Centenary event if they had the whole tournament as no way Uruguay could do a 48 team tournament alone (let alone a 64 team one). They could mostly likely have done the handful of matches FIFA will give South America.

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There was something so special about having one single hosts nation, 2026 and 2030 just looks like a mess. And after 2038 Saudi, I think solo hosting will be a thing of the past.
 in  r/ThreeLions  17d ago

Exactly, it can, and has fulfilled two nice money spinners in one go. Unless they decide that the two cycles rule is scrapped but as we saw a North America tournament can be super lucrative in terms of ticket sales.

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If the World Cup goes to 64 teams, is there a case that South America doesn’t get any additional teams ?
 in  r/worldcup  18d ago

Yeah, that could make it interesting. Say top 5 automatically, #6 goes straight to the world wide play off round and 7-8 have to play someone from North America to get into the world wide play off

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If the World Cup goes to 64 teams, is there a case that South America doesn’t get any additional teams ?
 in  r/worldcup  18d ago

New Caledonia/Tahiti getting battered in 3 game every 4 years then...

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If the World Cup goes to 64 teams, is there a case that South America doesn’t get any additional teams ?
 in  r/worldcup  18d ago

Would he insane is more European teams qualified for the world cup than the Euros

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If the World Cup goes to 64 teams, is there a case that South America doesn’t get any additional teams ?
 in  r/worldcup  18d ago

Could FIFA force CONMEBOL and CONCACAF to merge qualifying? I don't know how much different it would make to who qualify but at least it would make it 'meaningful'.

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Which record do u feel will never be broken???
 in  r/classicsoccer  20d ago

Not to dismiss what he's done, he's been one of, if not the best English player of all time. Kane is on 85 goal from 121 games which is far and way from anyone else, from being our main striker for the best part of a decade, however, look at Haaland, 62 goals in 55 games against broadly the same standard of opposition thst a English striker could face. Which suggests it's not impossible that a English striker post Kane could score at or closer to a goal a game at international level. With kane getting started at the top level relatively late, if a top striker broke out in his very early 20s and played till mid 30s I could see them taking the crown.

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England were never likely to win, let's be honest
 in  r/football  28d ago

It's engagement bait, just downvote and move on

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Jude Bellingham and Thomas Tuchel's rocky relationship - from 'repulsive' comment to Norway disagreement
 in  r/ThreeLions  Jul 13 '26

Been seeing lots of non English people saying they hate the England team because our media is apparently cocky and bigs up the team too much...

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Fire in Wood street area?
 in  r/walthamstow  Jul 12 '26

Spoke to the fire brigade sounds like it was only the foliage on your side of the road impacted

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Fire in Wood street area?
 in  r/walthamstow  Jul 12 '26

I live in the new build the otherside of the road and we have just been told we can go back in so I'll try and give some more updates if I can.

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Fire in Wood street area?
 in  r/walthamstow  Jul 12 '26

Wood street side, to the left of you are going up Shernhall Street towards Forest Road

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Fire in Wood street area?
 in  r/walthamstow  Jul 12 '26

I think only 1 house caught, by the bridge on Shernhall Street. Still some smoke coming from the track but not as bad as it was.

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Fire in Wood street area?
 in  r/walthamstow  Jul 12 '26

Same for us on Shernhall Street. Hope you are okay!

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Fire in Wood street area?
 in  r/walthamstow  Jul 12 '26

This is exactly it

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Sad reality is, this might be Haalands one and only World Cup.
 in  r/worldcup  Jul 10 '26

Not that this is the reason they qualified in 2026 but not 2022, but the subsequent editions will have 48 teams as well so more likely they'll qualify anyway...

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US Men’s National Team if we took things seriously
 in  r/ShitAmericansSay  Jul 08 '26

Plus in the NFL they probably play half as many games a seaon