Are we sure it’s mice and not the INEOS crowd walking around?
The expression 'thanks to' can be used when pointing out the cause of a situation, good or bad.Bit irrelevant, I am not a native speaker, and I m sure his wording is correct, but does anyone else find the word "thanks" confusing in this context? Like thanks should be for something positive.
"Old Trafford is sinking due to structural oversight and poor maintenance"What a fecking joke. How low can it go.
I wouldn’t even surprised if that actually started happening at this point."Old Trafford is sinking due to structural oversight and poor maintenance"
The expression 'thanks to' can be used when pointing out the cause of a situation, good or bad.
1. Thanks to the efforts of Marcus Rashford, 3 million meals have been provided to vulnerable people.
2. Thanks to Ed Woodward and Co., Manchester United have gone from perennial title challengers to mid-table also-rans in the space of 10 years.
Jim will sell the sails off so we’ll have a canoe on there insteadAt this point I actually expect for the ship on the badge to gradually start sinking.
To be fair, Evra was visiting at the timeDidn't we have an issue last year where the club was serving raw chicken?
Nope, that’s a rat.What's wrong with mice?
One cooked my dinner last week at a French restaurant and it was amazing
Hickory dickory dock.
The mouse ran up the clock.
The clock struck four,
We conceded some more
Hickory dickory dock.
A carefully orchestrated stunt by Rashford so he can get out his flute and lead them away while a camera crew film it
Hearing Karl Pilkington's stories about his childhood near Salford you'd think he was reminiscing about Chernobyl.The next pandemic will probably eminate from old Trafford too
Hickory dickory dock.
The mouse ran up the clock.
The clock struck four,
We conceded some more
Hickory dickory dock.
Jim the Rat has plans to charge those poor mice for rent and rainwater....If Woodward was still here he'd have Disney on the phone in no time
Can any of them play striker?Rats entering a sinking ship
Agreed, but he grew up in Sale!Hearing Karl Pilkington's stories about his childhood near Salford you'd think he was reminiscing about Chernobyl.