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A band on its last legs and a fairly pointless cover of a Stones classic. It's not something I ever revisit from the Guns catalogue, really.
Find it bizarre that it's on the Greatest Hits.
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7 minutes ago, Len Cnut said:
She don’t come round and nosh you off for a vote y’know
I'd probably vote to scrap Brexit in return for one of those from her, to be honest.
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Worth voting Brexit for that alone, really.
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30 minutes ago, DieselDaisy said:
Why is everyone looking at Mike Graham when Emily Hewtson and Hartly-Brewer are in the front row?
I did wonder who the blonde with the impressive cleavage was and thought it might be her. I am inclined to agree, she is lush.
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On 08/08/2020 at 2:26 AM, DieselDaisy said:
Not invited to Mike Graham's birthday knees-up Dazey? It was a positive homecoming for the Brexiteering - or as you'd put it, ''gammon'' - good and the great.
Graham is very good on Talkradio and did us proud during the Brexit Wars but he was even better alongside Mike Parry in their Talksport days.
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Midnight Express, Mississippi Burning, The Wall, Angel Heart and The Commitments.
Quality Director.
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RIP Greeny
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The Russia report gives the unhinged element of the Remain camp what they crave, the ability to bleat on forevermore that they were somehow robbed, already heard Dominic Grieve, James O'Brien and other crying-faced wankers blubbering on about it. In reality, there was nothing much in it but they'll cling to any small crumb of comfort and continue rocking in corners, whimpering to themselves that Brexiteers are thick and didn't know what they were voting for, while the rest of us serenely move on with our lives.
Onwards and upwards.
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On 16/07/2020 at 6:24 PM, Creed said:
The Beach Boys are totally overrated btw.
The only outstanding moment by The Beach Boys is 'Good Vibrations' imo.
Completely clueless.
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Starmer is everything that is wrong with the modern Labour Party.... a party that despises it's traditional voters and their values. The clown has spent the last three years desperately trying to thwart Brexit and is now the leader, well, that's going to go down like a cup of cold sick in the heartlands. He and Labour will never be trusted again, nor should they be.
Labour are finished as a political force. Nothing more to see.
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19 minutes ago, soon said:
No one's hotter than Nandy.
You sure about that?
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On 25/02/2020 at 4:49 PM, DieselDaisy said:
Latest in PC-Woke madness; SNP MP bringing drag queen to primary school; Yorkshire Tea boycotted because a Tory seen drinking; BBC producing documentary called ''Whiteness'' by prominent Asian racist; Labour still obsessing over transsexuals; university banning meat; Greta Thurnberg invited here to facilitate truancy and produce documentary for (you guessed it) Auntie; Corbyn, when confronted with the evidence of an Asian paedo grooming gang, merely responding ''white people commit crimes''.
Lunatic asylum that is the UK.
The country has gone to the dogs.
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Awesome from Fury, thought he would win on points but was always wary of Wilder dropping him with a big shot again. Wasn't expecting that.
I wasn't a fan when I saw him earlier on in his career but he's more than won me over since those days.
Has the personality to match the skills and surely a movie/entertainment career awaits when he hangs up his gloves.
Brilliant.
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12 hours ago, Graeme said:
You're trusting the Tories to try to rectify that? Good luck.
No, I trusted them to deliver Brexit and that was the first step in turning the ship around.
One thing you can rely on from the Tories is their unquenchable thirst for power and their ability to be completely ruthless and opportunistic in their pursuit of it. While Labour flailed around, insulting their core voters and set themselves on a course ultimately aimed at overturning a democratic vote, the Tories sniffed blood and went in for the kill. Now they have a foothold with the working classes, Labour are completely and utterly fucked.
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2 minutes ago, Dazey said:
No you're right. We should immediately revert to whatever we were doing 16 years ago. All these people taking the piss should immediately start paying fruit pickers £15 an hour, all the feckless UK doleys will immediately come off benefits and we'll all be more than happy to pay a fiver for a cabbage. Rule Britannia!
I'm pleased you've come round to my way of thinking, took you long enough.
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4 hours ago, Dazey said:
Makes perfect sense until you realise that the healthcare, agriculture and hospitality sectors for a start are heavily reliant on people who won't qualify under the new regs.
How did those sectors survive before the vast influx of foreign/cheap labour from 2004 onwards?
I don't really buy that argument to be honest. There are a lot of employers who have taken the piss for far too long, paying shit wages for the cheapest labour they can get. Also, the rise in employers using agencies and putting workers on zero hour contracts and not offering the security of a permanent contract and a decent wage is a disgrace. If they can't/won't offer the basics in terms of employing a workforce, they don't really deserve to be in business as far as I'm concerned.
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It all seems quite sensible and reasonable to me. You want to come here to work and you meet the criteria put in place.... welcome. You don't meet the criteria? Best of luck elsewhere. Europeans and those from the rest of the world on an equal footing.
No doubt the Remainiacs will have their knickers well and truly in a twist about it, though.
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25 minutes ago, soon said:
An island decided to cripple its economy and alienate its neighbours as seas levels rise and major weather events increase
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Clarence Boddicker is undoubtedly the greatest movie villian of all time, "can you fly, Bobby?" "Bitches leave!" etc.
Closely followed by Bennett from Commando.
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6 minutes ago, Dazey said:
The downside being that you've now given him a blank cheque for the next 5 years.
I'm looking at the bigger picture, longer term. It's up to him to show he can run the country to an acceptable level..... he can be kicked out in 5 years.
Getting out of the EU was a once in a generation opportunity, 5 years is fuck all.
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5 minutes ago, Len Cnut said:
What do you call it when every option is shite?
Between a rock and a hard place.
12 minutes ago, Len Cnut said:All these fuckin' politicians, Boris, Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, they're all fuckin' oppertunists, do you think any of em really and truly, with their heart and soul believe in or care about the idea of a self governing nation or even the EU? They couldn't give a fuckin' monkeys mate, they're just out for an earner.
That was the beauty of the referendum, they mistakenly gave the decision over to the people.... and the majority of people decided they didn't like the direction of travel of the country and of the EU. Direct democracy.
Boris was a means to an end to get it over the line.
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29 minutes ago, Len Cnut said:
So...this is us now is it?
^^^ As opposed to this?
Yeah.
We're an independent, sellf-governing nation again. That obviously doesn't mean very much to you and I have no problem with that.
You crack on.
Do you go to concerts alone?
in MY WORLD
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I'm happy enough going to a gig on my own. The slightly embarrassing aspect of standing around before and between bands is the worst part, I agree but once you get over that, it's fine.