#31

Lionel Messi can’t do it on a wet Tuesday night in Stoke (because they play in different leagues, and countries)

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#33

I’ve always thought that real clichés were always inaccurate. If it’s actually true, then I don’t really see it as a cliché.

#34

If Messi did something like that we’d be talking about it for weeks

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#35

(in relation to the cat bin lady video)

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#36

Imagine the succulent chinese meal man but it’s Lionel Messi and then we all talk about it for weeks.

#37

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#39

the brits

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#40

Better.

#42

Yeah, @thewarn

#43

hmmmm

#44

Why not both?

#45

“We are where we are” is my parents’ one of these. It’s true, and annoying!

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#47

Can I take this opportunity to say I don’t like it when people say ‘cliche’ instead of ‘cliched’.

Thank you

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#48

Oh warny, you’re so cliche

#49

Not true! I sometimes carry on looking just for the craic.

#50

hmmmm, interesting!

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#51

what are people saying the other 0.9999999 etc % of the time?

#52

mostly um, like, errrrr and ect ect ect

#53

well I’m glad someone’s tracking this

#54

it’s certainly reassuring.

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