This fizzer is assembled by hand and has a sweet black currant and citrusy bergamot scent.
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Groups playing the festival, which takes place at a resort, include Timo Maas, a German D.J.; Throwing Shade, a British music producer; and Lieutenant Fizzer, a mix artist from South Africa.
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Kim PetrasMore like Kim PetrASS amirite King Gizzard & the Lizard WizardTheir new album, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard 2: Revenge of Bing Blizzard and the Liver Fizzer is actually pretty good.
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So they developed the mother of all bath bombs to help soak our worries away: It's the Giant Golden Wonder Bath Bomb — and it's six times the size of a standard fizzer.
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"The key message from the RBA seems clear - that they have noted the weaker global outlook, ongoing steep declines in Sydney and Melbourne house prices and concede that the third quarter GDP (gross domestic product) report was a fizzer," said Sean Callow, Sydney-based senior currency strategist at Westpac.
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Steven Fenton (birth unknown), also known by the nickname of "Fizzer", is an English former professional rugby league footballer who played in the 1970s and 1980s. He played at representative level for England, and at club level for Castleford, as a , i.e. number 2 or 5.
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The Celtics entered the League and became a force, going all the way to the grand final after beating the Bunnies in a spiteful prelim final. On the other side of the draw, the Hawks again progressed to the grand final. A record 250,000 fans attended the grand final but it proved a fizzer. After consecutive three-set thrillers in 2008 and 09, the 2010 grand final was one- sided, with the Hawks winning in straight sets and never being seriously challenged.
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Vincent Carlucci would subsequently contribute, two songs, (Love Will Find A Way ,aka Science Has A Way), and "Everybody's Running" to the Golden Reel Award winning movie, "The Gate" (directed by Tibor Takacs , who also produced The Brains White and Black E.P.). In 1989, produced the first Lawn album, "Peace In The Valley". Carlucci formed "Station Twang" in 1984, with Sandy Macfadyen, releasing one vinyl album, "Secret Sides (1984)" one CD, "Adam and Eve (1990)", one split single with Mr. Fizzer (1991), until disbanding in 2010.
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Any criticism of his turnout or equipment can result in another 'charge' or 'fizzer.' The final parade of the day was at 22.00 hours, and in best Battle Dress, best boots, sharply and cleanly turned out, and with every piece of equipment provided by the Army. After inspection, the soldier could then return to barracks, prepare his kit for tomorrow's parades, and then get to bed for some rest. The theory was that the whole punishment made the offender's daily life unpleasant, having to get up extremely early, then rushing about miserable, often having the mickey taken out of him by his mates and perhaps feeling humiliated.
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Characteristically, he refused to waste time on the past and moved on with vigour and enthusiasm to the next task. Described as one of the great Civil Servants of the post-war years, he was an outstanding administrator and manager, an understanding and tolerant man of absolute honesty and integrity with a brilliant mind. His account of his particular professional aptitude was characteristically straightforward and informal: "Generally speaking, I am not an ideas merchant. What I can claim to have done many times in my life is to have spotted quicker than most that someone else had produced an idea that was a fizzer, and to have seized it for my own and shoved it through".
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In the British Armed Services, jankers or Restrictions of Privileges is an official punishment for a minor breach of discipline, as opposed to the more severe punishment of "detention" which would be given for committing a more serious or criminal offence. To be "on jankers" meant the serviceperson had been put on a charge by a non-commissioned officer (NCO) or occasionally a commissioned officer (referred to in service slang as "being put on a fizzer"), and so having the alleged offence entered on a Charge Report (Army or RAF Form No. 252). After appearing before an officer, the punishment might be ordered by the officer only after they have heard the evidence and had considered any mitigating factors. The British military, as many organisations are inclined to do both formally and informally, make use of synonyms, which in turn become conventional jargon.
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