You do write a load of Rubbish :poo: :poo: :poo: :poo: :poo: Spoken like an intellectual giant renowned for his debating skills and witty repatee, making gleeful and caustic comments that Oscar Eilde would be proud of. Sarcasm is a form of verbal irony where a speaker says the opposite of what they ...

As an interesting side note the statement “ Leeds are staying Up Staying Up - OR ARE WE unlikely unless we replace DF asap ” is a textbook example of BATHOS , because it executes a sudden, jarring descent from the sublime to the ridiculous (or in this case, from euphoric chant of hope to abject pan ...

In the quiet moment before Leeds swing the ball wide, reality thins like mist. From that shimmer steps Tanaka... not with the noise of boots on turf but with the hush of someone who has politely asked gravity to have a rest for a moment. Brentford’s defenders blink, certain he was a midfield shadow a ...

Don't know how 2 words can be the WORD of the year, but apparently people say things on social media to infuriate and enrage others. Salah with his comments has cought many pundits on his hook. Who can tell his motives... a big money transfer to Saudi, or getting Slot sacked.

Arne Slot has lost the plot,
Lost the plot, lost the plot,
Arne Slot has lost the plot,
Their title dreams are failing.
Bench Salah and watch them rot,
Watch them rot, watch them rot,
Bench Salah and watch them rot,
Leeds 3-3 and they're moaning

my theory is there is a parallel between Salah and Samson... once he got his haircut he lost all his strength.

He has not bfeen the same player since he lost his freakish fuzzy-wuzzy

The Subhuman wrote: ↑Tue Dec 09, 2025 11:19 am It really isn't. They're not synonyms

Exactly what I said not direct synonyms, please do try snd keep up

grok_image_xaovsp7.jpg Leeds United Boardroom, Elland Road Emergency Tactical Briefing Daniel Farke stands at the head of the table, a worn copy of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels open in front of him, a slightly manic glint in his eye. The board members exchange nervous glances. Farke (cl ...

Cjay and his pals https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTCBxU0__S8mbLQgk2GHBbI3HmmSE1n5uyrqA&s You missed the note pads and them feverishly scribbling down what each other says, and repeating the same ideas as though they were inspired insights, not realising they were creating a ...

There once was a manager bold,
Named Daniel Farke, worth his weight in gold.
He humbled the Blues,
Left Chelsea bemused,
Then nabbed a point off the Reds... pure Scouse robbery, lad!

The Subhuman wrote: ↑Mon Dec 08, 2025 2:47 pm It was flippant.

One man's flippant is another man's snide.

Flippant and snide are not direct synonyms, but they can share similar connotations of disrespect or sarcasm. Flippant refers to a lack of seriousness, while snide often implies a derogatory or mocking tone.

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1964white wrote: ↑Sat Dec 06, 2025 11:21 pmWhat?

It was an attempt at being snide, by someone who hasn't a snide bone in his body.

What a bunch of bed wetters

CUSSIE01 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 06, 2025 9:11 pm And, your point is ?

It is no coincidence that there are 24 hours in the day and also 24 bottles of beer in a crate.

Remember how the moaning minny's got out the sackcloth and ashes at the thought of being thumped by City, Chelsea, and Liverpool. The self flagellation with a lead tipped whip that would put a Jesuit priest to shame. It didn't happen, and all that self mortification was for nought. Rubbing hands in ...

Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 06, 2025 6:06 pm Lacklustre! Expected more urgency. If we go in level at the break I hope DF gives them a good round of fu—s…

I blow my nose at you, you negatively charged particle.