Roll Deep
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Nelson Mandela - the terrorist turned peacemaker
Roll Deep replied to Mick Mac's topic in The Lounge
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Nelson Mandela - the terrorist turned peacemaker
Roll Deep replied to Mick Mac's topic in The Lounge
"Why does Nelson Mandela enjoy such high standing?" Simply for those shirts. Where as Martin McGuinness just looks like a clown with no make-up. -
"Some people might say that romance is dead. Are they right?" Pfft...
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"And not to be pedantic, but isn't it something like B*witched..?" I wouldn't know. But I do know SeanMacGabhan keeps a secret Craig David collection behind his Lisa Stansfield stash, so I'm told.
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The song, RosieH. I'm sure it sits proudly along side your Bewitched collection.
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"Reach for the Stars by S Club 7." Good God, it lives!
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For me the arse fell out of it when Lip left, along with Kev and Veronica. It seemed that the writers tried to disassosiate the show from what was one of it's key crowd pleasers, living up to the reputation of how the taxpayer percieves dole cheats and the consequences that come with the lifestyle such as resorting to scams to make ends meet and visits from social services. Now there's too much sympathy for the characters that was over explored in Karen and Jaime's rocky marriage and the other, more entertaining characters were sidelined. Basically, I want to see Frank fall down a flight of stairs whilst drunk and hurt himself badly, or end up sleeping with a dog, which was often the sort of thing that made my ribs ache into the next day. From series six onwards I haven't made much of an effort to catch any episodes, where as before I'd often structure my evening around them.
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Help to Beat the Bankers - it'll cost you nowt!
Roll Deep replied to Bony Fido's topic in The Lounge
"They're the people who earn the money that drives the local economy." Into the ground. -
I'm not really that fussed to be honest as they're not too different from seeing someones name etched into a park bench. It's when the bereaved appear to go out of their way to 'guilt' you into feeling sympathy by leaving things like teddy bears that simply serve to say: "A child died here. Shame on you if you don't share our grief". Which is quite petty to be honest.
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It's: ramboled, Brum.
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Sorry to hear that, Woof.
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Reminds me of another case of police walking off into the .
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I'm not sure leeches are used to spicy blood, Ladymuck.
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