I never could listen to him when he was on the news. Just couldn’t get past his hair/eyebrow mismatch.
I never could listen to him when he was on the news. Just couldn’t get past his hair/eyebrow mismatch.
Well he stopped being chancellor when I was 17 so we’ll just have to put it down to shallowness of childhood.
Yes that was about the only time I watched it.
Another one to prostate FFS.
I went to the doctors for a prostrate examination.
The doctor said, 'now Jimmy, try not to get a hard on'.
I said, ' my names not Jimmy', he said, 'no, mine is'.
Peru, Pelé and Grimsby: Henry Kissinger and his curious football links
Former US secretary of state visited Peru dressing room before eyebrow-raising 1978 defeat and claimed to have devised tactics that were forerunner of catenaccio
Shane MacGowan's death is reported on the Beeb as saying "he had been unwell for some time". Well, yeah, i guess he had! Most of his life, i suspect. But gone too soon. He's more likely to get number one at Christmas than either Alistair Darling (unless Doris Day's "Move over, Darling" is released!) or Henry Kissinger! Unless the wokerati ban it for being misogynistic again!
Having read a few obituaries on the fella, I have to ask. How did he manage to live so long!!?
Propped up by a steady diet of Rum, Sodomy and the Lash.
Anyway, here's to you Shane
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Great song,worth checking the history of it Tony, written in 1949 about Salford.
They were...great talent was Shane and the Pogues
I used to go and watch Salford City when I lived there and they sang it just before kick off and stomp on the terraces, was quite powerful.
Great album! It's in my collection.
I work with some strange people.
It was a very convincing looking link with a picture and the headline.
I tried (unsuccessfully) to open the link then the bloke told me it was a prank anyway.
So er, long live Floyd Mayweather!
Wasn't their something similar with Mike Tyson a while ago? Sure it was linked to some weird marketing malarkey?
Glenys Kinnock
Check the headline on the back of his paper
BBC News - Glenys Kinnock: Former minister and campaigner dies aged 79
Check the headline on the back of his paper
BBC News - Glenys Kinnock: Former minister and campaigner dies aged 79
Glenys Kinnock: Former minister and wife of Neil Kinnock dies aged 79
Baroness Kinnock, a lifelong socialist campaigner, served as a minister under Gordon Brown.
www.bbc.co.uk
This is my favourite of theirs. Dirty Old Town is good. The Irish Rover isn’t for me, and I really, really don’t like Fairytale of New York.
