Sat next to what turned out to be a flirty, giggly boy and girl who obviously grew up together. Just heard the 1,000th "due remember when..." tale of them and what seems like 536 brothers, sisters and cousins.
Sat next to what turned out to be a flirty, giggly boy and girl who obviously grew up together. Just heard the 1,000th "due remember when..." tale of them and what seems like 536 brothers, sisters and cousins.
Sat next to what turned out to be a flirty, giggly boy and girl who obviously grew up together. Just heard the 1,000th "due remember when..." tale of them and what seems like 536 brothers, sisters and cousins.
Genuinely feel I could write a biography by 11am.
Did they say they were from Norwich by any chance... Having that many Brothers and Sisters?
Students who learned in school that n(sq)-n=90 but go viral on the internet complaining the exam was unfair because it expected them to know why it worked.
Students who learned in school that n(sq)-n=90 but go viral on the internet complaining the exam was unfair because it expected them to know why it worked.
I think it's safe to say we're all with you on that one mate.
Sat next to what turned out to be a flirty, giggly boy and girl who obviously grew up together. Just heard the 1,000th "due remember when..." tale of them and what seems like 536 brothers, sisters and cousins.
Genuinely feel I could write a biography by 11am.
Did they say they were from Norwich by any chance... Having that many Brothers and Sisters?
No, they were from Sidcup (The Kent half, not wannabe Londoners half)
Sat next to what turned out to be a flirty, giggly boy and girl who obviously grew up together. Just heard the 1,000th "due remember when..." tale of them and what seems like 536 brothers, sisters and cousins.
Genuinely feel I could write a biography by 11am.
Did they say they were from Norwich by any chance... Having that many Brothers and Sisters?
No, they were from Sidcup (The Kent half, not wannabe Londoners half)
Lol! I'm afraid I'm not qualified to give opinions on Phil Collins solo work. However personally my favourite Genises album is Duke. I also prefer Scary Monsters to Ziggy, Whatever You Want to Piledriver and Discovery to Out of The Blue. Of course these are personal tastes and I could go on but the Michael Jackson scenario is the one I actually feel passionate about. Off the Wall is a fantastic album, Thriller is very good and ground breaking in regards of PR and having the likes of Quincy Jones and Paul McCartney involved but for me Off the Wall contains better tracks overall and although the great Rod Temperton worked on both OTW wins.
Sat next to what turned out to be a flirty, giggly boy and girl who obviously grew up together. Just heard the 1,000th "due remember when..." tale of them and what seems like 536 brothers, sisters and cousins.
Genuinely feel I could write a biography by 11am.
Did they say they were from Norwich by any chance... Having that many Brothers and Sisters?
No, they were from Sidcup (The Kent half, not wannabe Londoners half)
Students who learned in school that n(sq)-n=90 but go viral on the internet complaining the exam was unfair because it expected them to know why it worked.
I think it's safe to say we're all with you on that one mate.
People who come right up behind you in a queue when there are half a dozen in front and then get upset when you say would you mind taking a step or two back please as neither of us is going to be served for quite some time.
Charities that harass the weak minded, and who's bosses earn 200K a year. Multi millionaires celebrities who are Liggers and Blaggers and beg the gullible British public to give money. The amount that reaches the causes is such a small amount. Give your time not your money.
'National blah de blah days' that try to pretend that they are a natural and integral part of out culture, but are just methods used to try and get people to do things that they wouldn't want to do of their own accord. Mainly to hand money over to the shysters that proclaim these sham-happenings. The truth is that these days are the same as any other days. Just days; Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and so on - not anything special and certainly nothing worthy of a national nomenclature. There's never any need to get involved in these shenanigans, and of course most people don't. They couldn't possibly do so. Just look at this list, there are at least 91 of these "national days" this month. I say at least because I see that the "Head brewer of the Brentwood Brewery tells you to sink a few beers day" isn't there. If such a prestigious festival as this isn't listed, who knows what other minor marketing scams heralded as 'national days' have snuck away under the radar. And as if that isn't enough, there are 16, yes sixteen, so-called monthly observations for this month alone. Including Aquarium Month (presumably set up by Pauli to mark his day out in the big city), National Accordion Awareness Month, highlighting the plight of Britain's neglected portable keyboard instruments and Country Cooking Month which I'm sure has references to a bit of Turkey in cooked in Greece me old China. It's all a load of shit. So if some joker tells you that you should be doing something for "National National Days Day", I suggest that you clout them one and remind them that it's "National Smack In The Mouth Month". They deserve it.
'National blah de blah days' that try to pretend that they are a natural and integral part of out culture, but are just methods used to try and get people to do things that they wouldn't want to do of their own accord. Mainly to hand money over to the shysters that proclaim these sham-happenings. The truth is that these days are the same as any other days. Just days; Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and so on - not anything special and certainly nothing worthy of a national nomenclature. There's never any need to get involved in these shenanigans, and of course most people don't. They couldn't possibly do so. Just look at this list, there are at least 91 of these "national days" this month. I say at least because I see that the "Head brewer of the Brentwood Brewery tells you to sink a few beers day" isn't there. If such a prestigious festival as this isn't listed, who knows what other minor marketing scams heralded as 'national days' have snuck away under the radar. And as if that isn't enough, there are 16, yes sixteen, so-called monthly observations for this month alone. Including Aquarium Month (presumably set up by Pauli to mark his day out in the big city), National Accordion Awareness Month, highlighting the plight of Britain's neglected portable keyboard instruments and Country Cooking Month which I'm sure has references to a bit of Turkey in cooked in Greece me old China. It's all a load of shit. So if some joker tells you that you should be doing something for "National National Days Day", I suggest that you clout them one and remind them that it's "National Smack In The Mouth Month". They deserve it.
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Sat next to what turned out to be a flirty, giggly boy and girl who obviously grew up together. Just heard the 1,000th "due remember when..." tale of them and what seems like 536 brothers, sisters and cousins.
Genuinely feel I could write a biography by 11am.
Also, why do a lot of them have to dress up in the colours of a race team, you're not Bradley Bloody Wiggins. You look ridiculous.
Is it fuck. I wan't something from you and you just wan't money from me.
oh hang on....
and who's bosses earn 200K a year.
Multi millionaires celebrities who are Liggers and Blaggers
and beg the gullible British public to give money.
The amount that reaches the causes is such a small amount.
Give your time not your money.