jukel123
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Agree with what you say. But I'd like to point out that it is unlikely a blind person would be reading your post and even more unlikely a black person will be reading a THL post. So need to apologise on either count.lol Dearie me. The BBC spent a good proportion of its coverage of the awards worrying about the black fellas' mental health. It's so patronising and disingenuous. Who gives a damn about some self congratulatory award ceremony, the word nigger and a lad with Toureetes who may or may not have used the nigger word unintentially. And I've just wasted 3 minutes of my rapidly
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I can't watch it mate. It triggers me so much . Makes me so mad and sad. The older I get the more shocked I am at human greed and evil. I'm going for a lie down.lol
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Me neither. I came from 9 of a family but we were always fed and warm one way or another. I remember the electricity being cut off occasionally but it was more of an adventure and we had primus stoves. I had hand me downs until I was 14 but I honestly never thought anything of it. I remember some kids had it really rough. My Mrs had it really rough. The poverty you saw haunts you to this day. One lad I remember, Alfie, used to be always late on a Monday morning. He came from a large family with no father and he had to go to the pawn shop every Monday morning. The teachers used t
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f****n ell. You beat me in the hard luck stories. I thought I had it bad hopping up that f***ing cobbled Stree with one clog to get the morning Hovis. I hated school uniform and wouldn't wear it. I was sent to a grammar school and they didn't like refuseniks. Especially those with Elvis hairstyles and winkle pickers. They also didn't play football but played rugby instead. So we parted ways within a year. The only thing I regret was my mother's disappointment, but shit happens and you have to play the cards you're dealt.
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I refused free school meals. Too embarrassed. So I went to a bakers where my aunty worked. I would hand over a penny and she would give me a pie and a cake and give two pennies back in change. Her boss never cottoned on.lol Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch?
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I couldn't spell it mate.lol
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So Someone said he had the look of a man who for the first time in his life had had to come to terms with reality. I've no time for any of the royals, but Andrew had a reputation for deliberately disrespecting staff as well as his sexual stuff. Delight at somebody's pain is a cheap feeling but I'm enjoying it .
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Im only Joe Public, but when he appointed him I thought Jeez he's been sacked twice for dishonesty, they must be short on talent.
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Mandelson arrested. Yippee!
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Don't think that would go down well with the loyalists ...a catholic? But yes. Confiscate their houses and land and sell it for the public good. Make them get jobs. There's bound to be an opening somewhere for ribbon cutters and bottle smashers. No benefits. They've had their fill of our taxes. Andrew isn't the only traitor from that family. The king who abdicated and sided with the jerries advocated bombing the British into submission
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Disagree. It does nothing to distinguish between poor and rich kids. The rich kids renew their uniforms every few months whereas the poor kids wear theirs all year. It's easy to tell them apart. There's a million ways poor kids are separated at school. Different colour dinner tickets if a kid receives free meals. . No access to parent paid school trips, no access to paid musical tuition, teachers often treat the kids of pushy parents with more respect etc. Kids can't hide their circumstances. Often schools pick on hair styles, piercings etc, because they are favoured by poorer, working c
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Let kids be kids and dress how they want . I can never understand schools forcing uniforms on them. It doesn't do anything other than piss kids off.
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4 sorry. Post all over the place. Stick some of your gaff up
jukel123 replied to jukel123's topic in General Talk
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It was a brilliant way of publicising his film, whether intended or not.
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Me too. Plus half a jar of Brylcream to keep my wannabe teddy boy hairstyle in place
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4 sorry. Post all over the place. Stick some of your gaff up
jukel123 posted a topic in General Talk
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I will still be on here pontificating about politics, football and boxing. Everybody else will be dead. The site long finished. But I won't realise or care, I will continue to post into the wilderness, occasionally wondering why Wilf doesn't attack my musings any more and why my posts never receive comments. But I will not be deterred. I will continue putting the world to rights. My dedication to the truth will remain. Until a nurse Ratchet comes along, loses her temper with me for shiting my bed again and slyly turns off my life support. As I slowly slip away, my
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I have two friends (honestly) whose sons were at Rangers with him. He was a crazy prankster. He cut a lad's brand new leather jacket , his pride and joy, into a dozen pieces and left it hanging in a poly bag. I'm told he was a better lad than Ferguson who bullied the young lads. I do find McCoist an annoying, repetitive commentator though.
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Nah, too geriatric for me now. Old trout. I've got my standards and reputation to consider.
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That's her. I pretended I was more interested in Spit the dog.
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Can't help thinking I was one of the mugs who bought you seventies kids your Action man stuff, your Grifters and your electronic gear. What did I get out of the 70s? Watching her on Tiswas is all that comes to mind.
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Haven't you heard? There's a survivors' group for those traumatised by Wilf's crossfire. ' Victimsupport@ Wilf's hairdryer treatment co.uk.' You will find some soothing music, lots of blue sky thinking, a warming cup of tea and a digestive biscuit.
