CONUK
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I'm not sure what to be more worried by, Daily Mail readers or any publicity given to the offspring of Keith Allen...
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hunnymonster said:
...it did take me a while to find a dominatrix that didn't turn my stomach, for that I will now refer to the financial section of the Daily Mail instead of my Asterix manuals.Don't worry HM, a sure sign that any reliance on that talentless mockney and rentagob Littlejohn to generate sales is hopefully just another nail in the coffin of Associated Newspapers and its stable of fine publications.
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Have to pull you up on yer terminology there HM - Country and western isn't music :!:hunnymonster said:
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PaulH said:
Most of the west of Scotland might disagree there - I never saw so many cowboys & cowgals as in some godforsaken cesspit on the Ayrshire coast - it was possibly Irvine... anyway I didn't say it was pleasant music - more a suicide note with instrumental accompaniment.
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I love how in a thread about the current status of CONUK the current topics of discussion are:
Dominatrices (sp?)
Country and Western
Keith Allen and Bananarama
Good job!! I still use B&B as a reference mostly, and to try and further my budding business (shaving brush production)
Chris
Dominatrices (sp?)
Country and Western
Keith Allen and Bananarama
Good job!! I still use B&B as a reference mostly, and to try and further my budding business (shaving brush production)
Chris
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We get quite a few different papers at work.
To see what all the talk is about, I started readin the Mail for the last few days or so.
I can see the attraction; it has way more pages than the Sun or Mirror as well as the alarmist Headlines and plenty of pictures which the broadsheets don't have. I.e. it's bang right in the middle.
I thought you'd have to be pretty desperate for work to be a car-ticket person but you've gotta be really sad to work for the Mail. almost every story is twisted to give a negative view.
To see what all the talk is about, I started readin the Mail for the last few days or so.
I can see the attraction; it has way more pages than the Sun or Mirror as well as the alarmist Headlines and plenty of pictures which the broadsheets don't have. I.e. it's bang right in the middle.
I thought you'd have to be pretty desperate for work to be a car-ticket person but you've gotta be really sad to work for the Mail. almost every story is twisted to give a negative view.