'bout now

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fooking 'ell, it's an East End pincer movement, > I'm surrounded! :)... Knees up muvver brahn etc........

Oh come on RD, the football's a bit pants but he has kept you up........;)

Rhodesia by Japan and Spellbound by Siouxie and the Banshees. Teleported me back to my dyed red hair and acne.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Loz Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > here's a 14 year old pupil developing an > obsession > > for her teacher. Alanis' advice: "try and > arrange > > some one-on-one tutorials with this teacher". > > Maybe she was being ironic. Nicely done.

Challenge it. Sock it to the man.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At what point does a soup become a stew? At what point does a drink become soup?

"So if it's OK for cyclists to cautiously go over red lights on pedestrian crossings when nobody is about... it's OK for me to do the same in my car, yes?" Apparently so, yes. From the Sydenham hill speed limit thread, by you. "20mph is a ridiculous limit for a wide road like Sydenham Hill - not only unnecessarily low, but will inevitably result in overtaking (and therefore excessive speeding). I fully intend to continue to drive 30ish along it and slow down for any cameras. Thanks for the update".

I'm a very happy hammer, Jan 13th and we're almost safe!

> > > Brixton boy, artist, dilettante, big feckin' ol' > liar, Beckenham Arts Lab Proff, Tony Newley > impersonator, Mott The Hoople saviour, Alien?, > GLAM F@CKIN' GLAM 'N' GLAM AGAIN, Actor? Man Who > Fell To Earth, Waffety-eyed long-haired div, > Converter of me to Ziggy Stardust compulsive, > Geezery sounding socialite, Discovering Life On > Mars (FACT!), Best hairstyles, ever, just bloody > ever, Berlin and all that, but not forgetting how > to make a pop tune, Thin White Duke, William > Burroughs, The Dame, being amused by being > referred to as The Dame, Warhol, hole, hole, > holes, The Elephant Man, Tin Machine, Marlboro > Reds, Iggy saviour, still being a chum with George > who hit him so hard he changed hs eye colour, the > best mullet ever, The Laughing Gnome, Lodger > Lazarus and I'll leave it there. > > I just know the world was better with him in it, > and there'll be a permanent Bowie-shaped hole. > > See Ya. Yes, yes, yes. Plus a big hand to the guy belting out Bowie standards at Oxford Circus tube this morning. Fair brought a lump to me throat.

> There is an etiquette to life in ED which you > would do well to > consider, abide by and adhere to. Just highlighted to give some air to this most entitled of sentences.

Came through at 4pm yesterday, utter disaster.

Parkdrive Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would have had chicarito at Arsenal in a > heartbeat. Not sure what he did to piss United > off. I missed this and totally agree. Saw him at Upton park, maybe 4 years ago? Almost impossible for a defender to mark.

BlahBlah aint DJKQ. Totes obvs. BB is Russell Brand, fact.

Blah Blah, you partly own a house, millions don't. Ostentatious?

This quote from a masked protester sums it up nicely (from the BBC). "it would've been a revolution, but I think the weather's put everyone off, to be honest."

May it rain Pianos on the twat.

"I point out that I?m not the only one propping up the system. What about Brand?s chauffeur-driven Merc outside? He replies that his chauffeur, Mick, is a really great guy and a friend ? which is nice but not the point." From the article. I do agree though that the points he highlights are important but like DaveR, I believe he is an idiot who spouts forth to keep himself in the public eye. That's narcissism.

He pays for the car, read the article.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ????, when in London, Brand cycles a lot to get to > places. So does Boris Johnson and like Boris J, Brand also uses a chauffeur-driven car to get to appointments, see his interview with the FT. Hypocrite and narcissist.

I suppose RD and AM if you like your football emotionless, pragmatic, lifeless, then BFS is your man. I went pretty much every week in his first season, we got promoted and then had to stop going after around a third of the following year. The reason? It was shit, i don't watch NFL but that's what it felt like, every player was huge, Nolan kicking lumps out of everybody, dreadful. There were high points, beating Chelsea, Spurs but the lows and the quality of the offering took any real joy from watching. It was the first time in 23 years that i didn't go. Football to me is more than just occupying a slot in the top tier, its about entertainment, passion and to some extent comedy. I suppose it's easy to look down from upon your sofa as a United fan, so much success, money and the aforementioned good points of football and judge but it didn't happen to your club did it? BFS is anti-football, he may have got us a slot in the premier league but he killed everything I loved about West Ham, to the extent I gave up.

Or we could do both?

Rinse and Repeat indignation thread shocker.

maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Love to know what WH fans will say about today. > > Currently 3-4. I was going to write something but Maxxi kindly did it for me. > > You still at this doc? Did you sleep with BFS's > missus or something? > > Okay i'll bite - a glorious f*ck up - terrible > first half - Jenkinson and Creswell had a mare but > didn't get much in the way of protection from > midfield, play was too narrow and yes the system > is taking time to gel but so what? I think it will > - things will adapt and it's better to have these > problems now than in a few months time. We need a > striker and to learn to go wide when it's needed > and for players to get over the nerves of playing > at UP and stop the headless chicken routine when > they f%ck up. > > It'll come. > > I am equal parts excited, disappointed, annoyed, > frustrated, BUT I am not bored. I not looking > ahead to a season of safety-first, > percentage-based, dullness. > > I think I once said I'd rather lose 4-3 in an > exciting/dramatic game than win 1-0 in a bore > fest. So now is the test. And i still feel that > way. > > COYI.

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???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yup. But looking like we are trying to win an away > game against a top team is a refreshing change. > Selecting a 16 year old against the Arse in your > first premiership game as a manager...BFS's > style?. Billie even had the grace to say BFS left > him a decent squad, something that old self > serving W*nker would never have done, spread the > credit. > > You haven't had a that doghs1t tosser acting like > he's too big for your club for 4 years. > > Good Fooking riddance. Of course it will go pear > shaped at some point (I wasn't impressed mid-week) > but not today COYI Spoken like a true veteran of the West Ham asylum.