What the scum can do so can City

[Former Labour leader]

We will beat Man City Sunday no problem.
Prem league......you're having a laff.

[B. Oddie]

Have you had a drink?

[Former Labour leader]

Have you had a drink?

Mine's a double!

[life on mars]

If we all bring that positive to the game we will win .

[bobh]

We will do it.
But the Sky cameras will miss it.
They'll be pointing upwards at the herd of flying pigs.

[Blackadder]

We will do it.
But the Sky cameras will miss it.
They'll be pointing upwards at the herd of flying pigs.

The name for a group of pigs depends on the animals' ages. A group of young pigs is called a drift, drove or litter. Groups of older pigs are called a sounder of swine, a team or passel of hogs or a singular of boars.

[jon1959]

The name for a group of pigs depends on the animals' ages. A group of young pigs is called a drift, drove or litter. Groups of older pigs are called a sounder of swine, a team or passel of hogs or a singular of boars.

Some people only come on this board for the darts and American football talk.

I love it for the advice and the education. I knew the answer wasn't a herd or a gaggle or a flock.... but a drift or a sounder! Fantastic.

In my youth we had another collective noun for pigs - but I grew out of all that - and in later life even worked alongside them.

[Former Labour leader]

The name for a group of pigs depends on the animals' ages. A group of young pigs is called a drift, drove or litter. Groups of older pigs are called a sounder of swine, a team or passel of hogs or a singular of boars.

We will do it.
But the Sky cameras will miss it.
They'll be pointing upwards at the herd of flying pigs.

Flying policemen?

[goats]

We will beat Man City Sunday no problem.
Prem league......you're having a laff.

Can’t see it, although I did say when we beat them in the prem I’d happily bet my house in it. Never betted since

[emjayblue]

We will do it.
But the Sky cameras will miss it.
They'll be pointing upwards at the herd of flying pigs.

Just as well as the BBC are covering it.

[bobh]

The name for a group of pigs depends on the animals' ages. A group of young pigs is called a drift, drove or litter. Groups of older pigs are called a sounder of swine, a team or passel of hogs or a singular of boars.

Some people only come on this board for the darts and American football talk.

I love it for the advice and the education. I knew the answer wasn't a herd or a gaggle or a flock.... but a drift or a sounder! Fantastic.

In my youth we had another collective noun for pigs - but I grew out of all that - and in later life even worked alongside them.

But if they'r flying, should it be a "skein"?

Just as well as the BBC are covering it.

Old habits...
You got me there!