A form of shamanism, heralds from africa where mutu men are often employed by soccar clubs in the way European and American sporting teams often employ chaplins.
(Most African teams employ chaplins as well as mutu men)
(Most African teams employ chaplins as well as mutu men)
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Get the Edmonton mug.1) A side dish of oven baked batter traditionally eaten by the English with roast beef
2) A clapped out has been cricketer. See Geoff Boycott
2) A clapped out has been cricketer. See Geoff Boycott
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Yes we all know Wembley needed to be redeveloped, but did they really have to demolish the twin towers as well?
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A gelletine desert, usally fruit flavoured served with ice cream or cold custard. Known in the US as Jello
A gelletine desert, usally fruit flavoured served with ice cream or cold custard. Known in the US as Jello
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With in these nations there is a very rich cultural, historical and enthic diversity that attracts over 35 million visitors a year.
Sadly it's population are now mainly disillusioned with its internal political system and as a result we have a very pro Bush government ruling a very anti bush population. However the British people have their own way of dealing with their rogue leaders.
With in these nations there is a very rich cultural, historical and enthic diversity that attracts over 35 million visitors a year.
Sadly it's population are now mainly disillusioned with its internal political system and as a result we have a very pro Bush government ruling a very anti bush population. However the British people have their own way of dealing with their rogue leaders.
2.5 million people marched through London against Britains involvement in Gulf war 2 and other marches the same day involved another 4 million people. There wishes were ignored. A price Blair is now paying at the ballot box.
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