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So, what happened today?

Just walked past the Fulham squad on their morning stroll near Earl's Court. I can't say I recognised anyone, but they were all wearing club training gear and they have a home game today.
 
I guess my chance encounter with Fulham didn't bring us any luck. It was them I'm sure now. They were wearing those pink tops and the guy in front here was one of them.


In an attempt to fill the evening I've gone to see Jim Gaffigan at the Hammersmith Apollo. Don't know much about his style other than his mediocre sitcom
 
I guess my chance encounter with Fulham didn't bring us any luck. It was them I'm sure now. They were wearing those pink tops and the guy in front here was one of them.


In an attempt to fill the evening I've gone to see Jim Gaffigan at the Hammersmith Apollo. Don't know much about his style other than his mediocre sitcom

He’s quality in Flight of the Concords.
 
My oldest son became a man. Went for a few pints with him. They were not his first but there was a bit of symbolism in it I guess. He turned out all right which is the best I could have hoped for when it all started.
I feel old.
So many questions.... How do you know? Did you watch or did he tell you? Was she good looking? :p
 
My oldest son became a man. Went for a few pints with him. They were not his first but there was a bit of symbolism in it I guess. He turned out all right which is the best I could have hoped for when it all started.
I feel old.

Ah sounds lovely. My eldest is 7, not sure I am ready to contemplate him at that age
 
A drug "super cartel" that controlled about a third of Europe's cocaine supply has been dismantled, police have announced.

Dubbed Operation Desert Light, 49 people were arrested across six European countries, the EU's police agency, Europol, said.

They included a British national, who is suspected of heading the operation.

Over 30 tonnes (30,000kg) of drugs were seized during the two-year-long investigation, Europol said.

Operation Desert Light saw authorities in Spain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) work together to bring down the cartel, Europol said in a statement.

Those arrested included six "high-value targets" - those most wanted by international police.

Europol said the "drugpins" had formed a "prolific criminal network involved in large-scale drugs trafficking and money laundering."

It added that the scale of the drug operation was "massive".

It is the latest in a series of police efforts to hack encrypted phones used by organised crime networks to traffic drugs and launder money.

Cocaine imported from South America via the Netherlands was the main focus of the investigation, and most of the arrests were made there in 2021.

The others were made earlier this month, between 8-19 November, during coordinated raids across the other six countries, Europol said.

A video posted to the agency's YouTube page showed teams of investigators and sniffer dogs searching homes filled with luxury cars, although it is unclear if any assets were seized during the arrests.

The British man suspected of heading the "super cartel" had fled to Dubai after earlier avoiding arrest in Spain, the country's Guardia Civil said in a statement.

He allegedly continued to lead the cartel from the UAE.

An anonymous Europol source told the AFP news agency that another "big fish" Dutch suspect, with alleged links to high-profile Dutch crime boss Ridouan Taghi, was also detained.

Dutch prosecutors said they would request the extradition of the suspects from the UAE who now face large-scale drug trafficking and money laundering charges.
 
Just finished series 3 of Lego masters Australia
It’s a simple show but it’s become something we what’s a family and we all get really into it
The UK and US versions are brick compared to this
Shame it’s finished as the rest of the stuff my kids watch is grim
 
A drug "super cartel" that controlled about a third of Europe's cocaine supply has been dismantled, police have announced.

Dubbed Operation Desert Light, 49 people were arrested across six European countries, the EU's police agency, Europol, said.

They included a British national, who is suspected of heading the operation.

Over 30 tonnes (30,000kg) of drugs were seized during the two-year-long investigation, Europol said.

Operation Desert Light saw authorities in Spain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) work together to bring down the cartel, Europol said in a statement.

Those arrested included six "high-value targets" - those most wanted by international police.

Europol said the "drugpins" had formed a "prolific criminal network involved in large-scale drugs trafficking and money laundering."

It added that the scale of the drug operation was "massive".

It is the latest in a series of police efforts to hack encrypted phones used by organised crime networks to traffic drugs and launder money.

Cocaine imported from South America via the Netherlands was the main focus of the investigation, and most of the arrests were made there in 2021.

The others were made earlier this month, between 8-19 November, during coordinated raids across the other six countries, Europol said.

A video posted to the agency's YouTube page showed teams of investigators and sniffer dogs searching homes filled with luxury cars, although it is unclear if any assets were seized during the arrests.

The British man suspected of heading the "super cartel" had fled to Dubai after earlier avoiding arrest in Spain, the country's Guardia Civil said in a statement.

He allegedly continued to lead the cartel from the UAE.

An anonymous Europol source told the AFP news agency that another "big fish" Dutch suspect, with alleged links to high-profile Dutch crime boss Ridouan Taghi, was also detained.

Dutch prosecutors said they would request the extradition of the suspects from the UAE who now face large-scale drug trafficking and money laundering charges.

So the price of gear is going to go up.

I'm going to be off my tits most of January and February but medical drugs instead.
 
Just got out of Stewart Lee's new show Basic Lee. Did not disappoint. Genius.

Very jealous, hope it was as good as I imagine mate!

I'm still chuckling every time I think of the "Ricky Gervais says the unsayable" bit from Snowflake, it's even better if you watch it with someone who really doesn't get Stewart Lee :D
 
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