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stupit over-use of meaningless phrases(tobefair, attheendoftheday etc ) ?⚽️?
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Spherical Planet
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Hahahahahaha I'll never get sick of listening to that for the next 20-years, tic.
Let's go........again
Spherical Planet
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He's been there and done that, Maria.........think he's targetting scouse space cadets next.
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Maria
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When someone says "obviously' then it is not obvious at all. This is a common dirty debating tool to silence objection because if you don't realise it is obvious then you must be deluded. so stay silent.
eg Boris is obviously the best candidate for the job
England obviously has the best league
Craft beer is obviously better than lager.
eg Boris is obviously the best candidate for the job
England obviously has the best league
Craft beer is obviously better than lager.
Try means to fail. The woman tried to buy some bread v the woman bought some bread. The player tried to score the goal v the player scored the goal.
One must never try to score the penalty. Never try to beat Barcelona. Never try to win every match. Never try your best. There was a whole chapter about this in my book Relax: say Goodbye to anxiety and panic.
One must never try to score the penalty. Never try to beat Barcelona. Never try to win every match. Never try your best. There was a whole chapter about this in my book Relax: say Goodbye to anxiety and panic.
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Maria
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Know what i hate, people that when their talking to you eyeballs look upwards.
Wtf’s that all about?
Wtf’s that all about?
50 Shades of Green
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When a player makes a pass with his left foot and the tube commentating says His Favourite Left Foot " How many has he got ffs
Spherical Planet
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Oh, Literally as well, Fis........that's another one.
"I was literally putting the bin out"
Naw, you WERE putting the bin out.......figuratively, no feckin literally.
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50 Shades of Green
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The word TRY in rugby entitles you to try to score the conversion. the person who tries to score the conversion fails and the person who kicks it scores. Neil Lennon often says that Celtic will try. It does my head in. The team cannot have a top sports psychologist OBVIOUSLY..
Try telling that to a Rugby player.
50 Shades of Green
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In American football they call it a touchdown but guess what ,you do not have to touch it down, A rugby try should have been called a touchdown because that's what you have to do.
Spherical Planet
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I'm really lazy and a serial underachiever. I'm always trying or striving to do better (I am very trying.....I have a talent for that).
I know that I have no intention of doing anything differently, so I use these words and they're pretty effective as a deceit.
I hate psychotherapists..........they always see through my con job.
I'll try not to be so deceitful in future and I'll strive to be a better person.
tictastic
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Spherical Planet
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Hahahahahaha
I do believe though, that with the stakes being as high as they are, that Celtic can do a lot worse than employ the services of a good psychotherapist for regular consultations and mental exercises.
This is going to be a horrendous season and a psychological battle as well
