gravel voiced dychey and his irritatingly resilient, bowl swirling blue shites v mellifluous eddie's heroic, decimated squad of black and white grunts.

[ohhh_yeah 2964]

 

Talking about your gloating. I mean bloating fat boy...

 

 

"If you’re wondering what Chuck Norris is doing

in his retirement days, it’s not karate-chopping mulleted outlaws. Instead, the Oklahoman whose legendary 90s TV show often filmed in North Texas has entered into the dietary supplement biz with Morning Kick, his daily drink mix. 

 

Odd, I know, for the daytime TV Texas lawman to now be sharing his name to supplement powders, but it’s surprisingly all thanks to 2021’s Winter Storm Uri. According to Roundhouse Provisions, the company behind Morning Kick, Norris wanted to help people “stay strong and ready to handle any situation” after witnessing Texans struggle during the ice storm. Which, frankly, sounds like a reach. But he launched Roundhouse Provisions in 2022 with emergency food kits—and Morning Kick. 

 

While a freak blizzard might have inspired Cordell Walker, plenty of others have been obsessed with dietary supplements for years. About half of the adult American population takes some kind of supplement, such as fish oil pills or powders with huge marketing budgets like Athletic Greens, according to Harvard Health. 

 

Intrigued, I decided to try Morning Kick. Maybe it would help me roundhouse bad guys in the noggin just like Chuck.

 

The Supplement

My package (note: I received these supplements as a complimentary sample) came with three jars: The Morning Kick powder, which contains power greens, probiotics, and ashwagandha. This herb supposedly helps digestion, supports nutrient absorption, and manage stress. There was a bottle of “Gut Strike” probiotic capsules to help me “strike back at bloating.” And there were the “Three Hit Combo” capsules, a health and energy “activator” that helps “promote a strong, more energized, slimmer-feeling body.” In total, these three jars contained a 30-day supply and retail for about $220."

 

https://www.dmagazine.com/style-beauty-wellness/2023/09/chuck-norris-morning-kick-supplement-review-explainer/

 

[RobinRobin 11258]

40 minutes ago, ohhh_yeah said:

 

Talking about your gloating. I mean bloating fat boy...

 

 

"If you’re wondering what Chuck Norris is doing

in his retirement days, it’s not karate-chopping mulleted outlaws. Instead, the Oklahoman whose legendary 90s TV show often filmed in North Texas has entered into the dietary supplement biz with Morning Kick, his daily drink mix. 

 

Odd, I know, for the daytime TV Texas lawman to now be sharing his name to supplement powders, but it’s surprisingly all thanks to 2021’s Winter Storm Uri. According to Roundhouse Provisions, the company behind Morning Kick, Norris wanted to help people “stay strong and ready to handle any situation” after witnessing Texans struggle during the ice storm. Which, frankly, sounds like a reach. But he launched Roundhouse Provisions in 2022 with emergency food kits—and Morning Kick. 

 

While a freak blizzard might have inspired Cordell Walker, plenty of others have been obsessed with dietary supplements for years. About half of the adult American population takes some kind of supplement, such as fish oil pills or powders with huge marketing budgets like Athletic Greens, according to Harvard Health. 

 

Intrigued, I decided to try Morning Kick. Maybe it would help me roundhouse bad guys in the noggin just like Chuck.

 

The Supplement

My package (note: I received these supplements as a complimentary sample) came with three jars: The Morning Kick powder, which contains power greens, probiotics, and ashwagandha. This herb supposedly helps digestion, supports nutrient absorption, and manage stress. There was a bottle of “Gut Strike” probiotic capsules to help me “strike back at bloating.” And there were the “Three Hit Combo” capsules, a health and energy “activator” that helps “promote a strong, more energized, slimmer-feeling body.” In total, these three jars contained a 30-day supply and retail for about $220."

 

https://www.dmagazine.com/style-beauty-wellness/2023/09/chuck-norris-morning-kick-supplement-review-explainer/

 

[The Fish 10849]

43 minutes ago, ohhh_yeah said:

 

Talking about your gloating. I mean bloating fat boy...

 

 

"If you’re wondering what Chuck Norris is doing

in his retirement days, it’s not karate-chopping mulleted outlaws. Instead, the Oklahoman whose legendary 90s TV show often filmed in North Texas has entered into the dietary supplement biz with Morning Kick, his daily drink mix. 

 

Odd, I know, for the daytime TV Texas lawman to now be sharing his name to supplement powders, but it’s surprisingly all thanks to 2021’s Winter Storm Uri. According to Roundhouse Provisions, the company behind Morning Kick, Norris wanted to help people “stay strong and ready to handle any situation” after witnessing Texans struggle during the ice storm. Which, frankly, sounds like a reach. But he launched Roundhouse Provisions in 2022 with emergency food kits—and Morning Kick. 

 

While a freak blizzard might have inspired Cordell Walker, plenty of others have been obsessed with dietary supplements for years. About half of the adult American population takes some kind of supplement, such as fish oil pills or powders with huge marketing budgets like Athletic Greens, according to Harvard Health. 

 

Intrigued, I decided to try Morning Kick. Maybe it would help me roundhouse bad guys in the noggin just like Chuck.

 

The Supplement

My package (note: I received these supplements as a complimentary sample) came with three jars: The Morning Kick powder, which contains power greens, probiotics, and ashwagandha. This herb supposedly helps digestion, supports nutrient absorption, and manage stress. There was a bottle of “Gut Strike” probiotic capsules to help me “strike back at bloating.” And there were the “Three Hit Combo” capsules, a health and energy “activator” that helps “promote a strong, more energized, slimmer-feeling body.” In total, these three jars contained a 30-day supply and retail for about $220."

 

https://www.dmagazine.com/style-beauty-wellness/2023/09/chuck-norris-morning-kick-supplement-review-explainer/

 

[Monkeys Fist 42378]

59 minutes ago, ohhh_yeah said:

 

Talking about your gloating. I mean bloating fat boy...

 

 

"If you’re wondering what Chuck Norris is doing

in his retirement days, it’s not karate-chopping mulleted outlaws. Instead, the Oklahoman whose legendary 90s TV show often filmed in North Texas has entered into the dietary supplement biz with Morning Kick, his daily drink mix. 

 

Odd, I know, for the daytime TV Texas lawman to now be sharing his name to supplement powders, but it’s surprisingly all thanks to 2021’s Winter Storm Uri. According to Roundhouse Provisions, the company behind Morning Kick, Norris wanted to help people “stay strong and ready to handle any situation” after witnessing Texans struggle during the ice storm. Which, frankly, sounds like a reach. But he launched Roundhouse Provisions in 2022 with emergency food kits—and Morning Kick. 

 

While a freak blizzard might have inspired Cordell Walker, plenty of others have been obsessed with dietary supplements for years. About half of the adult American population takes some kind of supplement, such as fish oil pills or powders with huge marketing budgets like Athletic Greens, according to Harvard Health. 

 

Intrigued, I decided to try Morning Kick. Maybe it would help me roundhouse bad guys in the noggin just like Chuck.

 

The Supplement

My package (note: I received these supplements as a complimentary sample) came with three jars: The Morning Kick powder, which contains power greens, probiotics, and ashwagandha. This herb supposedly helps digestion, supports nutrient absorption, and manage stress. There was a bottle of “Gut Strike” probiotic capsules to help me “strike back at bloating.” And there were the “Three Hit Combo” capsules, a health and energy “activator” that helps “promote a strong, more energized, slimmer-feeling body.” In total, these three jars contained a 30-day supply and retail for about $220."

 

https://www.dmagazine.com/style-beauty-wellness/2023/09/chuck-norris-morning-kick-supplement-review-explainer/

 

[wykikitoon 20111]

 

 

[Dougle 3329]

4 hours ago, ohhh_yeah said:

 

Talking about your gloating. I mean bloating fat boy...

 

 

"If you’re wondering what Chuck Norris is doing

in his retirement days, it’s not karate-chopping mulleted outlaws. Instead, the Oklahoman whose legendary 90s TV show often filmed in North Texas has entered into the dietary supplement biz with Morning Kick, his daily drink mix. 

 

Odd, I know, for the daytime TV Texas lawman to now be sharing his name to supplement powders, but it’s surprisingly all thanks to 2021’s Winter Storm Uri. According to Roundhouse Provisions, the company behind Morning Kick, Norris wanted to help people “stay strong and ready to handle any situation” after witnessing Texans struggle during the ice storm. Which, frankly, sounds like a reach. But he launched Roundhouse Provisions in 2022 with emergency food kits—and Morning Kick. 

 

While a freak blizzard might have inspired Cordell Walker, plenty of others have been obsessed with dietary supplements for years. About half of the adult American population takes some kind of supplement, such as fish oil pills or powders with huge marketing budgets like Athletic Greens, according to Harvard Health. 

 

Intrigued, I decided to try Morning Kick. Maybe it would help me roundhouse bad guys in the noggin just like Chuck.

 

The Supplement

My package (note: I received these supplements as a complimentary sample) came with three jars: The Morning Kick powder, which contains power greens, probiotics, and ashwagandha. This herb supposedly helps digestion, supports nutrient absorption, and manage stress. There was a bottle of “Gut Strike” probiotic capsules to help me “strike back at bloating.” And there were the “Three Hit Combo” capsules, a health and energy “activator” that helps “promote a strong, more energized, slimmer-feeling body.” In total, these three jars contained a 30-day supply and retail for about $220."

 

https://www.dmagazine.com/style-beauty-wellness/2023/09/chuck-norris-morning-kick-supplement-review-explainer/

 

 

[Gemmill 44804]

Same team again. Same bench too, I think.

[Gemmill 44804]

Actually, Pope's not playing obvs.

[MMXXVIII 1293]

I can see Lascelles removing doubt over whether Mr. School Girl Skirt should start or not.

[Monkeys Fist 42378]

Is it hoying down in Scouseland too? 
 

[Chaser 1207]

1 minute ago, Monkeys Fist said:

Is it hoying down in Scouseland too? 
 

I've just had to check that, looks fairly dry. It's absolutely hoying it down here at the moment and the lawn would definitely fail a pitch inspection.

[wykikitoon 20111]

Ashley Young in Midfield for them

[Gemmill 44804]

If the dirty prick tries owt on Miley, I hope Joelinton snaps him in half.

[strawb 4247]

I think they might end up playing 5 at the back here. Young right wing back and Coleman as a third centre back to try and deal with Gordon. 
 

Could be wrong like

[PaddockLad 17239]

👋

[aimaad22 4156]

[BobHopeandNoHope 592]

Howay smash these scouse cunts 🏳️🏴🏳️🏴🏳️🏴 I’ll take a 1-0 …Isak scoring with his arse though 

[Christmas Tree 4725]

Feeling a bit nervous about this one. Asking a hell of a lot for the same 10 to be continuously as good as they’ve been of late.

 

[wykikitoon 20111]

1 minute ago, Christmas Tree said:

Feeling a bit nervous about this one. Asking a hell of a lot for the same 10 to be continuously as good as they’ve been of late.

 

4 games on the bounce

[wykikitoon 20111]

Isak brace with Gordon putting the cherry on top 

[ewerk 30544]

Me watching Pickford like:

 

[wykikitoon 20111]

They're more than happy to let us have the ball

[wykikitoon 20111]

I must say, I do like that Branthwaite.

[wykikitoon 20111]

They're on top here

[Alex 35059]

Causing our own problems so far by giving the ball away easily