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Player Valuation: £40m
how do they know I wonder !
X energy expenditure to distance travelled to the amount of energy stored in the sugars in the honey.
Simple really.
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how do they know I wonder !
Also, apparently, honey will never go off, or spoil due to age. Not sure how accurate this is but it's often repeated, and perfectly edible honey was found from around 2000 years ago at a Roman ruins excavation site.
During the First World War, 100 million Oxo cubes were supplied to the armed services, each one of them hand wrapped individually.
The London Eye says hello.View attachment 20662
The Falkirk Wheel only uses 1.5kWh of energy to turn, the same amount as it would take to boil 8 household kettles,and by coincidence the architect was Tony Kettle.
It is probably one of the few millennium projects that has been a resounding success in terms of visitor numbers.
No idea on that one mate.
I assume you're all now aware of how 90% of us (me included) never knew how to properly open a modern Oxo cube?
Strange but true (if Wikipedia is to be believed), re Dixie Dean's number 9 jersey, the Man City players were numbered 11 to 22, so there was only one number nine on the pitch (3-0 to us btw, as I recall from my Scorcher and Score wallchart).Some facts about Dixie Dean.
1. Dixie's pre-match 'refreshment' was a glass of sherry mixed with two raw eggs.
2. Dixie was the first player ever to wear the number 9 when. numbered jerseys were introduced for the 1933 FA Cup Final.
3. At the peak of his career, Dixie's wage was eight pounds a week.
4. On a pre-World War II Everton tour of Germany, he refused to return the Nazi salute, insisting that the rest of the team did the same.
Strange but true (if Wikipedia is to be believed), re Dixie Dean's number 9 jersey, the Man City players were numbered 11 to 22, so there was only one number nine on the pitch (3-0 to us btw, as I recall from my Scorcher and Score wallchart).
Dean scores !
(Matt Busby was playing for Siteh!)
Sounds plausibleI might be totally incorrect, but I think that it was numbered 1-22 for the early recording cameras that were there, so a viewer would know who was on each team in black and white.
Sounds plausible
...and for those watching in black and white the claret shirt is to the left of the white one....