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Medics would have saved that.

I don't think the players would agree if they didn't want to play.

Schmeichel in particular doesn't look the sort who would hesitate to object.

Does that first aid attendant qualify for MOTM?

I just took a first aid course and they told me to use the defibrillator, follow it's instructions.

But don't stop CPR until an ambulance arrives.

I'm living in hope.

Hopefully them stopping CPR means they restored his heartbeat.

They don't all end in disaster.

An NHL player (Rich Peverley) a couple years ago "died" on the bench and was revived by medical personnel.

Praying for a repeat, obviously.

An opportunity for Klopp to work his magic, once again, and either find a new player to fit a role, or adapt the set-up to accomodate different personnel.

Ozil

What would Philips from Leeds cost?

So he starts the match as a 5, then moves up to 7, then back to 5?

Blackpool down an own goal in the first two minutes.

More excitement already in this match than the 97 minutes yesterday.

Beautiful pass for the second.

And now an inch away from a wonder goal.

Lost to a team with Ken Pile at right back.

Al Qaeda:

"You mean we didn't have to fly planes into the buildings? We could have just walked in?"
 

I hope this is the moment when Republican politicians admit the Emperor has no clothes.

They've supported/accepted/minimized/ignored his nonsense for years, and they're complicit in what has happened because of it.

They're all afraid of getting primaried, the gutless sacks of shit.

51 minutes ago, Aventus said:

Missed this whole putsch as I was at work, as I missed that thread as well.

Thought the same thing--all it needs is Gazza with the chicken.

"sex arse tycoon"

I seem to recall that being one of the recommended professions I pursue back when I took the career aptitude tests in high school.

The road not taken....

dnoB semaJ ,dnoB

I kept thinking that watching "Tenet".

But as Anubis says, an attempt to do something with imagination and ambition. 

And I'm all for that.

"Interstellar" is a fantastic movie, one I've watched numerous times. (Not least because it took a few viewings to figure it all out.) Hopefully Tenet will grow on me the same way.

Muhammad - A Prophet for Our Time

Karen Armstrong

By turns history, apologia and hagiography, still a very good place to start reading on a fascinating historical subject.

7 of 10

BTW, if you can hit it when it's open for new members, you should avoid this site like the plague if you're looking for both ebooks and audiobooks:

https://www.myanonamouse.net/

"Born Yesterday"

1950 US riff on "Pygmalion" with Judy Holliday, William Holden and Broderick Crawford.

It's not perfect, but it's worth watching for Holliday's performance as a "ditzy blonde". She's mesmerizing.

7 of 10

"They're teaching Marxism in the schools!"

"They're refusing to teach Marxism in the schools!"

You Are Here: A Come From Away Story

A documentary about the grounding of 38 planes in a small town in Newfoundland on 9-11.

I'd like to say it's a reflection of all of Canada, but I think it's more a reflection of the fine people of Newfoundland specifically and the people of the east coast of Canada in general.

8 of 10

Same score for "Hunt for the Wilderpeople".

I laughed/smiled throughout both, which doesn't go amiss these days.

All I know is I've got a canoe full of beaver pelts, and once the ice melts (and you re-establish the Empire) I'll be paddling across the country to get them to you toot suite.

(Can you imagine those crazy bastards actually transported pelts 2000 miles across Canada by canoe to then ship them across the Atlantic to England to make hats?)

Just be glad it's not Leon Osman.

I had to turn the sound down.

Someone should tell Wolves that they're allowed to try to get the ball into the box.