Given that there’s a lot of knowledgeable characters on here, thought it might be good idea to have a little space on here where you can drop those queries that you’ve always wondered about and (hopefully) get answers to them.
So here’s my first two:
1. When you see footballers walking onto the pitch and chatting/having a bit of a laugh with refs or opposition players that they have no obvious connection to, what are they talking about?
2. Why do we call some historical figures by their real names and others by a translated version of their name. For example Christoffa Corombo we all know as Christopher Colombus or Catalina de Aragón as Katherine of Aragon, but we don’t refer to Leonardo Da Vinci as Lennie the Winner or Giacomo Casanova as Jackie Newhouse?
Thanks in advance
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Well Leo of Vinci in Florence doesnt quite cut it
Where does the light go when the light goes out?
Why do fools fall in love?
Assume
A) That they are saying that you are useless at your job
or
B) That you are just good at your job.
BTW No has ever said it to me, it was to a friend!!
Because mutant monkeys can't survive in areas heavily populated with monkey. Millwall.
It just gets even quicker so you can't see it!
Supermarkets and pharmacists I would think, normally next to the talc.
"I've got a spread bet with William Hills that a player from both teams will smile in the time between coming up the tunnel and kick off. If you smile, I will give you 50% of the winnings".
Because we can only assume monkeys evolved into humans.
Nobody really knows for sure.
;o)
The link is missing ;-)
Was it not Apes?
To stop their chest from fraying according to my Gran.
because all babies are female when they are conceived. Some then become male after a few weeks, some stay female and the rest run the 800m for South Africa.
To stop any monkey business.
Being a student this gets on my nerves... so, just to clarify, Charles Darwin in all his works stated that monkeys and humans had a common ancestor.