JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
I’m still lol
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That comes with the software patch they're going to implement.I'd probably produce more energy if I was actually having a good time in here.
I’m currently walking through doorways with my arms outstretched. I don’t think this day can get any better
Skol?I'll have some o fwhat you're drinking!![]()
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Just take a step back and think about the above, Jimmy. Then ask yourself 'What's going on?'
lolI've got my arms outstretched, running round the garden, and an irrepressible urge to sing TWO WORLD WARS AND ONE WORLD CUP.
What's going on????
A big, thorough take down by @PhilM here. Can't be long until @Old Blue 2 mentions The Beatles.
What would be the rationale in having a Flight 93 story/scenario, with all the costs and risks, where a plane crashed apart from a small group who ‘fought back’?Just take a step back and think about the above, Jimmy. Then ask yourself 'What's going on?'
The steel at the top of the building was not a foot thick though. The material from the base to the top differed as it got higher for obvious reasons.10 for you Jimmy. Tubular aluminium going through concrete and steel columns over a foot in thickness? Do me a favour! Towers 1 & 2 did not fall on their own footprint through an aircraft hitting those towers.
And:
'The ground swallowed Flight 93 that day. The plane, its remaining 5,500 gallons of fuel, every passenger, all their belongings, every chair, drink cart, window, door, panel and screw.'
Just take a step back and think about the above, Jimmy. Then ask yourself 'What's going on?'
OK. So, the planes didn't crash into the towers...10 for you Jimmy. Tubular aluminium going through concrete and steel columns over a foot in thickness? Do me a favour! Towers 1 & 2 did not fall on their own footprint through an aircraft hitting those towers.
And:
'The ground swallowed Flight 93 that day. The plane, its remaining 5,500 gallons of fuel, every passenger, all their belongings, every chair, drink cart, window, door, panel and screw.'
Just take a step back and think about the above, Jimmy. Then ask yourself 'What's going on?'