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In 2009, I spent some time in Harringay. Every morning seven or eight East European blokes, scruffy, smoking, dirty, would hang around a certain pavement. One morning I saw a van pull up and they all jumped quickly and surreptitiously into the back. Clearly casual workers off on a job. Whether...

Is this twit suggesting Gallagher suggests the Irishman should of been sent off for obstructing Veltman? The international break is a gift that can't stop giving.

'Gaslighting', 'performative', 'whataboutery', 'hubris', 'carpetbagging' My, how the vocabulary of NSC has expanded during 14 years of Conservative government. :ohmy:

The weirdest. And weirdest is a bit wrong....so....

I wonder whether it is worthwhile attempting to communicate facts to people who still think there is a mountain of evidence relating to hot items such as sanctuary status to support their position that it would be better to have Trump in the White House than any democrat, whether an old white...

You can, albeit it has been increased to 3.5 years, now. The bastards!

I saw him with the Birthday Party on three occasions in the very early 80s. The first was in October 1981 (see below). There was another gig but I can't remember where. The last time was March 25 1983 at Hammersmith Palais supporting The Fall.

see post #6 :wink:

Only a tenner for me!

Joining @Guinness Boy on the dullard step. Wordle 1,173 4/6 ⬜🟨⬜🟨🟨 🟩🟩⬜⬜🟨 🟩🟩🟩⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

The old photos thread (taps nose). ???

Is that really who it is? I put Smallums on ignore 10 years ago. Dingbat lasted till early this year. I though Smallums lived in a Christian knife sect in Australia, while Dingbat lived in the Brewery Shades.

Dunno. But Pete Burns is dead or alive.

Yeah, I know Dick.

I just checked. I did an awareness course on 24 Sept 21, and this 'expires' 3.5 years later so I'll be collecting 3 points. Never mind. Serves me right for being an arrogant prick.

Very good. It makes sense when you explain it. I suspect it is the fact I often can't see nuance unless it is explained to me that has helped me ask awkward questions in my job. Ah well. Cheers :thumbsup:

You reminded me. Catch 22 Fahrenheit 451. Brave new world Margrave of the Marshes (loved the Peel programmes but what a bumptious writer!) It seems I have put quite a lot of books on ignore. Who knew? ???

Christ.

That's an eloquent explanation. I forgot about the averaging aspect. Yes. Bang to rights. It's a fair cop. I'll come quietly officer.

Books still on the shelf where forever they shall remain, include: Michel Moorcock - Byzantium Endures. Bret Easton Ellis - American Psycho Anthony Burgess - A clockwork Orange Umberto Ecco - Foucault's Pendulum Virginia Woolf - To the Lighthouse Albert Camus - The plague Ian McEwan - First...