On Vox: my son - the football fan (not)
Here's what his colleagues did to his desk while he was away on holiday with the children. That'll larn you to let everyone know so emphatically that you wanted the World Cup to be over!
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Here's what his colleagues did to his desk while he was away on holiday with the children. That'll larn you to let everyone know so emphatically that you wanted the World Cup to be over!
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