Greetings Groaners
Welcome along to Episode 146!
In this episode A new game rears its head this week.
We honour a fallen astronaut and tell off a bishop. 🚀 ✝️
We also have the usual groansanity for you along the way
Rest in Peace to
Jim Lovell
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Who The Hell Am I?
This week's picture game is ready to rumble.
In his movie biopic He was played by Jamie Foxx,he was a legendary piano player and he even had a Cameo appearance in the blues brothers.
He was also blind.
Good Luck Groaners - Answer to come next week.
Keep us going with the groantent and
have a groan-a-thon.
Take Care
Bye Bye
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