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Celebrating National Beard Day
If there is going to be a national celebration for anything, then beards are as good as subject as any. This Saturday(September 2nd) sees National Beard Day, a celebration of all faces hairy and beautiful. It is no secret that I am partial to a hirsute man, with French and Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud being my number one crush, so Saturday is definitely a day close to my heart. #football tonight #francevengland. Divided loyalties, want an England win but really want this one to score and jump ahead of Benzema on the all time list. #lesbleus #giroud #og12 @oliviergiroudfr @teamgirouds @0liviergiroud #og9 #oliviergiroud #teamgiroud #footie #beard #beardiesofinstagram #beardboy #beardstyle #beardlife…
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Don’t Be Fooled By Fake Sterling Silver Jewellery
Why Is There So Much Fake Sterling Silver Jewellery Around? As the price of silver as an investment rises, so the price of wholesale sterling silver jewelry goes up. Sterling silver is 92.5% pure silver, and so is a costly metal. For this reason, there is a lot of fake silver on the market and a lot of silver-like alloys being passed off as sterling silver. Not All That Sparkles Is Silver S925 Silver is Sterling Silver, it is 92.5% pure silver alloyed with another metal, usually copper. This is the silver from which prized jewellery is fashioned. There are other alloys claiming to be silver, but they aren’t 92.5% the…
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3 Tips to learning bingo calls
Bingo is a game where players mark off numbers on their card as they’re being called randomly by the the caller. These callers are the game masters, their job is to preside the game, call out the numbers, and validate winning tickets. Bingo calls are the terms or nicknames used by professional callers to refer to the numbers being called out in a game. Although originally from the UK, it has been adopted pretty much in other countries’ versions of the game too. These bingo calls are typically rhymes and phrases, so that instead of calling the actual number 3, the caller says “Cup of tea” or “You and…
