read how disgusting we are in the press
The Telegraph, People and Sunday Express
Molesters of children, corruptors of youth
It's there in the paper, it must be the truth...
Rock Against PC Correctness
F*ck me, thought I was back on W***ville for a minute there. Very scary.JB wrote:(Voice from The Other Side:)
"Today, institutions fundamental to the British system of Government are under attack: the public schools, the house of Lords, the Church of England, the holy institution of Marriage, even our magnificent police force are no longer safe from those who would undermine our society, and it's about time we said 'enough is enough' and saw a return to the traditional British values of discipline, obedience, morality and freedom.
What we want is:
Freedom from the reds and the blacks and the criminals
Prostitutes, pansies and punks
Football hooligans, juvenile delinquents
Lesbians and left wing scum
Freedom from the niggers and the Pakis and the unions
Freedom from the Gipsies and the Jews
Freedom from leftwing layabouts and liberals
Freedom from the likes of you..."
Discuss.
You ain't seen me, right?
while i understand how TRB was at the forfront of so many political and life change agendas back in the heady days of the punk movement...it all kinda passed me by...
until i found The Feeding Of The 5000 (as reviewed by Gary Bushel in sounds)...i understood...finally something that i could identify with...
stayed with me...somethings we don't forget...
anarchy, peace and freedom...nice idea...can't work tho
until i found The Feeding Of The 5000 (as reviewed by Gary Bushel in sounds)...i understood...finally something that i could identify with...
stayed with me...somethings we don't forget...
anarchy, peace and freedom...nice idea...can't work tho
Dim, through the misty panes and thick green light,
As under a green sea, I saw him drowning.
As under a green sea, I saw him drowning.
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F--kwit wrote:F*ck me, thought I was back on W***ville for a minute there. Very scary.JB wrote:(Voice from The Other Side:)
"Today, institutions fundamental to the British system of Government are under attack: the public schools, the house of Lords, the Church of England, the holy institution of Marriage, even our magnificent police force are no longer safe from those who would undermine our society, and it's about time we said 'enough is enough' and saw a return to the traditional British values of discipline, obedience, morality and freedom.
What we want is:
Freedom from the reds and the blacks and the criminals
Prostitutes, pansies and punks
Football hooligans, juvenile delinquents
Lesbians and left wing scum
Freedom from the niggers and the Pakis and the unions
Freedom from the Gipsies and the Jews
Freedom from leftwing layabouts and liberals
Freedom from the likes of you..."
Discuss.
nah, you see on heartland its meant ironically
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"The Consoorvative party is doiyeeng. Whoi would you want to geev eet the keess of loif? Oi sayee, we should KEEL EET!"
Political correctness isn't all bad, you know. If we weren't PC, that man would still be slobbering all over our screens in the morning. Eamon Holmes is more than enough!
Political correctness isn't all bad, you know. If we weren't PC, that man would still be slobbering all over our screens in the morning. Eamon Holmes is more than enough!
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
Debaser wrote:read how disgusting we are in the press
The Telegraph, People and Sunday Express
Molesters of children, corruptors of youth
It's there in the paper, it must be the truth...
Loki was never worshiped as the other Gods,
Which is quite understandable.
Which is quite understandable.
Today's PC snippets ...
The leader of the council of Totnes, Devon (where Lord Nelson was born) says they have no plans to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Totnes is twinned with Vire in Normandy and councilors feel any celebrations would ruin the entente cordiale between them. 'Celebrating a French defeat is a bit poor'.
So, they don't want to upset the garlic munchers! When have we ever needed an excuse to upset them?
Gary Postlethwaite, headmaster of Brookwell primary school in Egremont, Cumbria, has banned conkers from the playground, believing they are a risk to pupils who suffer from nut allergies. This despite the fact that there are no recorded cases of conker poisoning or people with allergies being affected.
Conkers? Raving bonkers.
The leader of the council of Totnes, Devon (where Lord Nelson was born) says they have no plans to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. Totnes is twinned with Vire in Normandy and councilors feel any celebrations would ruin the entente cordiale between them. 'Celebrating a French defeat is a bit poor'.
So, they don't want to upset the garlic munchers! When have we ever needed an excuse to upset them?
Gary Postlethwaite, headmaster of Brookwell primary school in Egremont, Cumbria, has banned conkers from the playground, believing they are a risk to pupils who suffer from nut allergies. This despite the fact that there are no recorded cases of conker poisoning or people with allergies being affected.
Conkers? Raving bonkers.
Loki was never worshiped as the other Gods,
Which is quite understandable.
Which is quite understandable.
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It's a good job people didn't celebrate VE day; we don't want to upset the Germa...
Oh, wait...
It's a double-standard, isn't it?
As for banning conkers, words (for once) fail me.
Oh, wait...
It's a double-standard, isn't it?
As for banning conkers, words (for once) fail me.
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I did my art degree in Totnes, and that town is a nightmare. It's full of nouveau riche hippies.
My favourite memory of Totnes (apart from sticking my fingers up at it from the car as I left for the final time) was a poster on the town hall noticeboard offering a weekend course by a respected Indian guru in "rejecting materialism". Cost of said course was £500.
It sold out in 3 days. And the anti-materialist guru left Totnes several thousand pounds richer.
My favourite memory of Totnes (apart from sticking my fingers up at it from the car as I left for the final time) was a poster on the town hall noticeboard offering a weekend course by a respected Indian guru in "rejecting materialism". Cost of said course was £500.
It sold out in 3 days. And the anti-materialist guru left Totnes several thousand pounds richer.
We like!lazarus corporation wrote:I did my art degree in Totnes, and that town is a nightmare. It's full of nouveau riche hippies.
My favourite memory of Totnes (apart from sticking my fingers up at it from the car as I left for the final time) was a poster on the town hall noticeboard offering a weekend course by a respected Indian guru in "rejecting materialism". Cost of said course was £500.
It sold out in 3 days. And the anti-materialist guru left Totnes several thousand pounds richer.
Loki was never worshiped as the other Gods,
Which is quite understandable.
Which is quite understandable.