| Thierry Henry love-in 06:35 - Mar 2 with 7548 views | PatfromPoole |
Ah, tonight’s game will bring memories back of that night when the sailors were all gushing over Henry, Ljungberg et al. One of the most vomit-inducing things ever witnessed during a game of football.
I trust Monsieur Cent Trente already has his half and half scarf for tonight’s momentous occasion..... |  |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:39 - Mar 3 with 1297 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:33 - Mar 3 by Benali_Saint |
Was only aiming to correct some of your many mistakes.
Those 2 would only put us 1 behind you. Which can be overhauled in a season |
1 behind us? |  |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:41 - Mar 3 with 1329 views | Benali_Saint |
6-5 was 1 difference when I was at school |  | | |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:47 - Mar 3 with 1279 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:41 - Mar 3 by Benali_Saint |
6-5 was 1 difference when I was at school |
And even if they stop the fans going to Wembley next month, the Trophy game will still happen, so I think it's safe to assume it's 7-5 (even including normal league visits to Spurs).
Bearing in mind, you probably won't be overhauling us in a season, unless you win the FA cup, or get to both cup finals. Yes, it can be done, but your club's record suggests it would only be a 1 in a 1000 shot. Another mistake there, or is that a solid prediction? [Post edited 3 Mar 2020 15:49]
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:49 - Mar 3 with 1313 views | Benali_Saint |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:47 - Mar 3 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
And even if they stop the fans going to Wembley next month, the Trophy game will still happen, so I think it's safe to assume it's 7-5 (even including normal league visits to Spurs).
Bearing in mind, you probably won't be overhauling us in a season, unless you win the FA cup, or get to both cup finals. Yes, it can be done, but your club's record suggests it would only be a 1 in a 1000 shot. Another mistake there, or is that a solid prediction? [Post edited 3 Mar 2020 15:49]
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Only put 6 as that's what you original post said.
Whilst unlikely, in sport anything can happen which we have seen several times | | | |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:51 - Mar 3 with 1313 views | Kennington |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:47 - Mar 3 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
And even if they stop the fans going to Wembley next month, the Trophy game will still happen, so I think it's safe to assume it's 7-5 (even including normal league visits to Spurs).
Bearing in mind, you probably won't be overhauling us in a season, unless you win the FA cup, or get to both cup finals. Yes, it can be done, but your club's record suggests it would only be a 1 in a 1000 shot. Another mistake there, or is that a solid prediction? [Post edited 3 Mar 2020 15:49]
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You must be the life and soul of parties if that is yours ever invited to anything. You spend way too much time arguing away on a saints message board about how great your little tin pot team is. Each time with the charisma of Theresa May and Cliff Thorburn’s love child.
You’re by far the least amusing skate ever to come on here, and there have been a few. | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 16:00 - Mar 3 with 1298 views | Marcus_y |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:51 - Mar 3 by Kennington |
You must be the life and soul of parties if that is yours ever invited to anything. You spend way too much time arguing away on a saints message board about how great your little tin pot team is. Each time with the charisma of Theresa May and Cliff Thorburn’s love child.
You’re by far the least amusing skate ever to come on here, and there have been a few. |
I just found out by accident that if you click the red X bottom right of his posts it hides them all. The site looks fabulous without his nonsense. Give it a whirl. |  |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 16:06 - Mar 3 with 1256 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:49 - Mar 3 by Benali_Saint |
Only put 6 as that's what you original post said.
Whilst unlikely, in sport anything can happen which we have seen several times |
You keep trying to go back to 'original' posts. They were corrected a while ago.
The visits to 'Wembley' for the Spurs game weren't finals or semi-finals. They were visits to another league club.
In terms of proper finals at Wembley it's 5-3
In terms of including other cup finals it's 7-5
In terms of lower league finals it's 2-1
In terms of semi-finals it's 2-1
In terms of official visits it's 11-7 | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 16:30 - Mar 3 with 1278 views | SalisburySaint |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 14:13 - Mar 3 by Benali_Saint |
It is wrong |
Certainly is
should be 4-4
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1976 charity Shield
1979 League Cup Final
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 16:35 - Mar 3 with 1235 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 15:51 - Mar 3 by Kennington |
You must be the life and soul of parties if that is yours ever invited to anything. You spend way too much time arguing away on a saints message board about how great your little tin pot team is. Each time with the charisma of Theresa May and Cliff Thorburn’s love child.
You’re by far the least amusing skate ever to come on here, and there have been a few. |
What I have noticed in life is that only people with no sense of humour say these kind of things | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 20:36 - Mar 3 with 1192 views | SalisburySaint |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 11:20 - Mar 3 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Calm down fella, it's only a game of football
And if we are a little club, can you explain to me the status of your club?
Pompey: Overall Derby Games W62. D21, L57
Pompey : Top Flight Derby Games W3, D3, L2
Pompey : 2 0 : league Champions
Draw : 1 1 : Almost League Champions, well done on this one.
Pompey : 2 1 : FA cup wins
Pompey : 5 4 : FA Cup Final Appearances : Total
Pompey : 2 1 : FA Cup Final Appearances : This century
Pompey : 3 2 : FA Cup Final Appearances : Post WW2
Pompey : 1 0 : Charity Shields
Pompey : 5 1 : Top 4 Finishes
Pompey : 1 0 : 2nd Tier Champions
Pompey : 3 2 : 3rd Tier Champions
Pompey : 7 2 : Most Football league Championships [all levels)
Pompey : Highest ever league attendance
Pompey : Highest ever average league attendance
Pompey : Highest All Time Top Flight average league attendance (23,927 - 21,335)
Pompey : Best 3 Hampshire born players played for which club?
Pompey : Last English League Championship
Pompey : Last 2nd Tier League Championship
Pompey : Last 3rd Tier League Championship
Pompey : Last FA Cup win
Pompey : Last FA Cup Final Appearance
Pompey : last Trophy,
Pompey : 5 1 Most Overall Major Trophies
Pompey : 9 3 Most Overall Trophies (Football league Championships and FA cups)
Pompey : 10 3 Most Overall Trophies (league Championships, FA cups, Charity Shields)
Pompey : 15 9 Most Trophies ( league & Non league Championships, FA cups, Charity Shields)
Pompey : 3 0 Most Overall Trophies this century (Football league Championships and National Cups)
Pompey : 4 1 All Trophies this Century
Pompey : 4 2 Most visit to old Wembley Stadium
Pompey : 6 2 Most visits to new Wembley |
Some notable items missed out from your list
Clubs into Administration Pompey 3 (only club ever to achieve this whilst still in premier league) Saints 1
Years in bottom flight Pompey 6 Saints 0
Years in top flight Pompey 35 Saints 42
games in European competitions Pompey 5 Saints 34 | | | |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 21:48 - Mar 3 with 1152 views | PatfromPoole |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 20:36 - Mar 3 by SalisburySaint |
Some notable items missed out from your list
Clubs into Administration Pompey 3 (only club ever to achieve this whilst still in premier league) Saints 1
Years in bottom flight Pompey 6 Saints 0
Years in top flight Pompey 35 Saints 42
games in European competitions Pompey 5 Saints 34 |
All good wholesome undeniable facts, sir.
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 22:07 - Mar 3 with 1140 views | Kennington |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 16:35 - Mar 3 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
What I have noticed in life is that only people with no sense of humour say these kind of things |
You observed that when you were taking a break from your hours spent researching your team’s 1923/24 season. So you can come back on a rival message board to tell us your team scored 3 more goals than us and had 8% more corners that year or some other equally mind numbing crap. | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 22:30 - Mar 3 with 1126 views | 1teeminants |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 20:36 - Mar 3 by SalisburySaint |
Some notable items missed out from your list
Clubs into Administration Pompey 3 (only club ever to achieve this whilst still in premier league) Saints 1
Years in bottom flight Pompey 6 Saints 0
Years in top flight Pompey 35 Saints 42
games in European competitions Pompey 5 Saints 34 |
Pompey in Europe
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 22:42 - Mar 3 with 1117 views | PatfromPoole |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 22:30 - Mar 3 by 1teeminants |
Pompey in Europe
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 05:01 - Mar 4 with 1073 views | BuenosSaint |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 16:00 - Mar 3 by Marcus_y |
I just found out by accident that if you click the red X bottom right of his posts it hides them all. The site looks fabulous without his nonsense. Give it a whirl. |
Good call Marcus. I did and you are right; the UI looks great now. | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 13:57 - Mar 4 with 974 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 22:42 - Mar 3 by PatfromPoole |
Inzaghi
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Here's another record coming our way
https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/portsmouth-fc/portsmouth-heading-ecl
Portsmouth heading to eclipse Millwall and Southampton to claim another Wembley attendance record
Pompey are poised to claim another attendance record at the new Wembley.
The 2008 FA Cup final against Cardiff attracted 89,874 — still the ground’s largest football crowd since its reopening 13 years ago.
Now the Blues could also become the biggest single fanbase present for a domestic fixture at new Wembley as a neutral venue.
As of yesterday, 42,500 tickets had been sold for their Leasing.com Trophy final against Salford on April 4.
However, the initial allocation allows for a maximum of 50,300 — with seats still to reach general sale.
That would eclipse the previous record established by Millwall in May 2009 at the League One play-off final against Scunthorpe.
According to Millwall’s official website, 49,661 Lions fans were present when Kenny Jackett’s side suffered a 3-2 defeat.
Other reports claim Southampton presently own the record, following their March 2010 clash with Carlisle in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy final.
On that occasion, 44,000 Southampton seats were sold, although there were objections when further tickets were not made available.
Meanwhile, Carlisle accounted for around 22,000 in the total attendance of 73,476.
Incidentally, Millwall also proudly possess the record for the old Wembley — 47,349.
In April 1999, they experienced a maiden Wembley visit when facing Wigan in the Auto Windscreens Shield final.
Of that 55,349 crowd, a staggering 47,349 are listed as being Millwall followers.
Since new Wembley launched in March 2007, Spurs have used the venue for domestic matches over several seasons.
However, as a neutral ground, Pompey are closing in on establishing a new record.
There also remains the possibility the club could request additional tickets should they manage to sell-out their 50,300 allocation.
In the meantime, seats reach general sale on Friday, March 6, with online purchasing beginning from 3pm.
Phone sales commence at 10am on Saturday, March 7, while those wishing to buy in person from the Anson Road ticket office can do so from 9am on Tuesday, March 10.
Pompey sold around 42,000 seats for last season’s Checkatrade Trophy final against Sunderland, which they claimed on penalties.
The total attendance of 85,021 represents the highest in the history of the EFL Trophy.
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 14:11 - Mar 4 with 988 views | grumpy |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 13:57 - Mar 4 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Here's another record coming our way
https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/portsmouth-fc/portsmouth-heading-ecl
Portsmouth heading to eclipse Millwall and Southampton to claim another Wembley attendance record
Pompey are poised to claim another attendance record at the new Wembley.
The 2008 FA Cup final against Cardiff attracted 89,874 — still the ground’s largest football crowd since its reopening 13 years ago.
Now the Blues could also become the biggest single fanbase present for a domestic fixture at new Wembley as a neutral venue.
As of yesterday, 42,500 tickets had been sold for their Leasing.com Trophy final against Salford on April 4.
However, the initial allocation allows for a maximum of 50,300 — with seats still to reach general sale.
That would eclipse the previous record established by Millwall in May 2009 at the League One play-off final against Scunthorpe.
According to Millwall’s official website, 49,661 Lions fans were present when Kenny Jackett’s side suffered a 3-2 defeat.
Other reports claim Southampton presently own the record, following their March 2010 clash with Carlisle in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy final.
On that occasion, 44,000 Southampton seats were sold, although there were objections when further tickets were not made available.
Meanwhile, Carlisle accounted for around 22,000 in the total attendance of 73,476.
Incidentally, Millwall also proudly possess the record for the old Wembley — 47,349.
In April 1999, they experienced a maiden Wembley visit when facing Wigan in the Auto Windscreens Shield final.
Of that 55,349 crowd, a staggering 47,349 are listed as being Millwall followers.
Since new Wembley launched in March 2007, Spurs have used the venue for domestic matches over several seasons.
However, as a neutral ground, Pompey are closing in on establishing a new record.
There also remains the possibility the club could request additional tickets should they manage to sell-out their 50,300 allocation.
In the meantime, seats reach general sale on Friday, March 6, with online purchasing beginning from 3pm.
Phone sales commence at 10am on Saturday, March 7, while those wishing to buy in person from the Anson Road ticket office can do so from 9am on Tuesday, March 10.
Pompey sold around 42,000 seats for last season’s Checkatrade Trophy final against Sunderland, which they claimed on penalties.
The total attendance of 85,021 represents the highest in the history of the EFL Trophy.
[Post edited 4 Mar 2020 14:21]
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What! How many links I can post that don't work? |  | | |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 18:37 - Mar 4 with 912 views | hedgeend61 |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 13:57 - Mar 4 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
Here's another record coming our way
https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/portsmouth-fc/portsmouth-heading-ecl
Portsmouth heading to eclipse Millwall and Southampton to claim another Wembley attendance record
Pompey are poised to claim another attendance record at the new Wembley.
The 2008 FA Cup final against Cardiff attracted 89,874 — still the ground’s largest football crowd since its reopening 13 years ago.
Now the Blues could also become the biggest single fanbase present for a domestic fixture at new Wembley as a neutral venue.
As of yesterday, 42,500 tickets had been sold for their Leasing.com Trophy final against Salford on April 4.
However, the initial allocation allows for a maximum of 50,300 — with seats still to reach general sale.
That would eclipse the previous record established by Millwall in May 2009 at the League One play-off final against Scunthorpe.
According to Millwall’s official website, 49,661 Lions fans were present when Kenny Jackett’s side suffered a 3-2 defeat.
Other reports claim Southampton presently own the record, following their March 2010 clash with Carlisle in the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy final.
On that occasion, 44,000 Southampton seats were sold, although there were objections when further tickets were not made available.
Meanwhile, Carlisle accounted for around 22,000 in the total attendance of 73,476.
Incidentally, Millwall also proudly possess the record for the old Wembley — 47,349.
In April 1999, they experienced a maiden Wembley visit when facing Wigan in the Auto Windscreens Shield final.
Of that 55,349 crowd, a staggering 47,349 are listed as being Millwall followers.
Since new Wembley launched in March 2007, Spurs have used the venue for domestic matches over several seasons.
However, as a neutral ground, Pompey are closing in on establishing a new record.
There also remains the possibility the club could request additional tickets should they manage to sell-out their 50,300 allocation.
In the meantime, seats reach general sale on Friday, March 6, with online purchasing beginning from 3pm.
Phone sales commence at 10am on Saturday, March 7, while those wishing to buy in person from the Anson Road ticket office can do so from 9am on Tuesday, March 10.
Pompey sold around 42,000 seats for last season’s Checkatrade Trophy final against Sunderland, which they claimed on penalties.
The total attendance of 85,021 represents the highest in the history of the EFL Trophy.
[Post edited 4 Mar 2020 14:21]
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Couple of inaccuracies
"The 2008 FA Cup final against Cardiff attracted 89,874 — still the ground’s largest football crowd since its reopening 13 years ago."
That figure is obviously just a guess as just watching a replay of the winning goal you can see Club Wembley has plenty of empty seats, you can see at least 30 empties in the Cardiff section next to CW, and segregation between 2 sets of fans(50 rows lower, 40 rows x2 upper tiers a generous, probably more 3 seat segregation = 390).
So the official attendance given is 126 short of selling out every seat, impossible.
I've contacted the Police freedom of information request for the real figure and they said not more than 39500 
"Meanwhile, Carlisle accounted for around 22,000 in the total attendance of 73,476."
Never in a million years, lucky if they sold half that
As of yesterday, 42,500 tickets had been sold for their Leasing.com Trophy final against Salford on April 4.
9 or 10 tickets per fan this time? [Post edited 4 Mar 2020 18:41]
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 11:24 - Mar 6 with 769 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 18:37 - Mar 4 by hedgeend61 |
Couple of inaccuracies
"The 2008 FA Cup final against Cardiff attracted 89,874 — still the ground’s largest football crowd since its reopening 13 years ago."
That figure is obviously just a guess as just watching a replay of the winning goal you can see Club Wembley has plenty of empty seats, you can see at least 30 empties in the Cardiff section next to CW, and segregation between 2 sets of fans(50 rows lower, 40 rows x2 upper tiers a generous, probably more 3 seat segregation = 390).
So the official attendance given is 126 short of selling out every seat, impossible.
I've contacted the Police freedom of information request for the real figure and they said not more than 39500
"Meanwhile, Carlisle accounted for around 22,000 in the total attendance of 73,476."
Never in a million years, lucky if they sold half that
As of yesterday, 42,500 tickets had been sold for their Leasing.com Trophy final against Salford on April 4.
9 or 10 tickets per fan this time? [Post edited 4 Mar 2020 18:41]
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I suspect that many Carlisle fans decided that after ticket sales were over, they just though, "lets go to Wembley again", even though that would be their fifth time. So, the final count included all the media, and Carlisle and Soton fans in club Wembley and elsewhere.
and btw, it looks like Pompey have almost sold their 50,300 allotment, and will be getting another 4-5,000 more tickets. Another record then, and overtaking Millwall's 49,000 and more record for one set of fans at Wembley for an official cup final. | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 13:24 - Mar 6 with 743 views | BLEEDRED |
The figures the Snooze quote are the allocations that both clubs were given
44k Saints 22K Carlisle (50% of Saints allocation) and have no bearing on the final sales. As everyone knows Carlisle returned nearly 50% of their tickets (This was why Saints could not get 10k more because they had sold tickets in different blocks) You only have to look at the game to see Saints had fans on 3 sides of the ground!! So 54k is what can be proved to be Saints | | | |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 11:48 - Mar 9 with 681 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 13:24 - Mar 6 by BLEEDRED |
The figures the Snooze quote are the allocations that both clubs were given
44k Saints 22K Carlisle (50% of Saints allocation) and have no bearing on the final sales. As everyone knows Carlisle returned nearly 50% of their tickets (This was why Saints could not get 10k more because they had sold tickets in different blocks) You only have to look at the game to see Saints had fans on 3 sides of the ground!! So 54k is what can be proved to be Saints |
It's getting to the point that even after exaggerating your support at that game, that the number of tickets sold by Pompey will even beat those figures.
Pompey have now exceeded 50,000 tickets, and possibly the only thing stopping them getting this record is the coronavirus.
"Portsmouth officially eclipse Millwall and Southampton to set another Wembley attendance record after surpassing 50,000 ticket landmark
It’s official — Pompey have set the record to become the biggest single fanbase present for a domestic fixture at new Wembley as a neutral venue".
https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/portsmouth-fc/portsmouth-officially- | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 12:10 - Mar 9 with 673 views | PatfromPoole |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 11:48 - Mar 9 by 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
It's getting to the point that even after exaggerating your support at that game, that the number of tickets sold by Pompey will even beat those figures.
Pompey have now exceeded 50,000 tickets, and possibly the only thing stopping them getting this record is the coronavirus.
"Portsmouth officially eclipse Millwall and Southampton to set another Wembley attendance record after surpassing 50,000 ticket landmark
It’s official — Pompey have set the record to become the biggest single fanbase present for a domestic fixture at new Wembley as a neutral venue".
https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/portsmouth-fc/portsmouth-officially- |
I wondered when you would start using coronavirus as an excuse. | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 12:31 - Mar 9 with 658 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 12:10 - Mar 9 by PatfromPoole |
I wondered when you would start using coronavirus as an excuse. |
If the tickets have been sold, and the game is cancelled, the club still sold all those tickets. That will still be a record Dick. | |
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 13:56 - Mar 9 with 637 views | PatfromPoole |
Great passion, pal.
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| Thierry Henry love-in on 14:15 - Mar 9 with 617 views | 130yrs_and_one_Cup |
| Thierry Henry love-in on 13:56 - Mar 9 by PatfromPoole |
Great passion, pal.
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The stewards didn't take kindly to some of the fans banging on tables during interval, and then then came and escorted them out later.
Banging tables, and making a noise. Have you lot ever tried that? | |
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