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biscuitthief

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Growing up it was a nobby. I've met only one other person who called it that and apparently there's someone on Succession that does too. Everyone else thinks it's VERY weird. 😂 Came from mum's side.

I've gone with crust in this household though It's always the Nobby in my head 😂😂😂😂
We called it nobby in our house too! I think you come from the same area as me lol
 
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LittleMy

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Growing up it was a nobby. I've met only one other person who called it that and apparently there's someone on Succession that does too. Everyone else thinks it's VERY weird. 😂 Came from mum's side.

I've gone with crust in this household though It's always the Nobby in my head 😂😂😂😂
Lady Caroline 😂
I loved Succession, when she called it that I couldn’t help but laugh. I’d never heard it before
 
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blueyfan3684

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I cannot understand what motivates someone to stridently support someone charged with horrendous crimes.

If you're wrong, you're literally making yourself a terrible person that supported someone who murdered multiple tiny babies. Why would anyone risk being that?

Especially when just shutting your face is an option.
Completely agree but just commenting to say I used to love the Katie Morag books as a kid!
 
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Christina Yang's Shoe

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What does everyone call the TV remote?

Growing up I called it the Clicker (our v.old panasonic boulder TV had a remote that clicked when you pressed the buttons, obviously!)
But now I call it The Boat as that's what my 2yr old calls it (remote, mote, boat... you can see where she was going with it)
It is most definitely the clicker, much to my husband's disgust 😆
 
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Copacapybara

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I think the cemetery is the exact reason a young single 25 year old serial killer bought a 3 bedroom family home, it's not a coincidence. It probably turned her on.

But I can see why it wasn't mentioned in court because its not evidence of anything other than her being a creepy little fucker 🤢
Did they show the area map in court? Even if they didn’t mention the cemetery maybe it would have got the jury thinking…
 
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Copacapybara

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I got my order of rose-flavored Turkish Delight from Amazon. My daughter says it is strangely compelling, in that it didn’t taste that great but she still wanted to eat it! I took one nibble and immediately thought of my grandma’s soap, just like @docmum told me! Nope!
There’s always the lemon next….🤔
 
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jammybee

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Never listened to Podcasts until these LL ones! I like my phone too much I would just start picking my phone up during podcasts then not listen. I sunbathed outside listening to the LL ones when I was catching up on them during the nice weather a few weeks back. Bet the neighbours appreciated that 🤣
 
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Appletiser

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Believe it or not he’s actually a well respected statistician who was (partially - he does like to over exagerarte his role in this) responsible for getting Lucia de Berk’s conviction over turned. She was a nurse who was convicted of similar crimes to Lucy Letby. He also got another Italian nurse who had been accused of murdering her patients exonerated too, and has since developed a bit of a weird obsession with LL, if she’s convicted, he wants to be the one to do her appeal and get her off.
In the De Berk case did it turn out to be anyone else? Trier looking on Wikipedia but it was so wordy my brain flew away 🙈
 
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