Jump to content
Everywhere

The Formal EDF revisionist thread

woodrot

By woodrot
in The Lounge

 Share

Recommended Posts

woodrot

woodrot

Posted
Posted

Now that it has been proven that Thatcher M.( lady, d. 2013 ) was an utter saint, who could do know wrong ever , at all, is is likely sitting with Diana at God n Jesus's all you can eat TexMex buffet table in the clouds, isnt it time for a revisionist thread whereby we can review the facts,dispense with the ones that dont fit and come up with some right old shite to justify beatification and shed those long held tears of sadness ?


A starter for 10


Hess, Rudolph - he never actually killed anyone and was a smart dresser who influenced the seminal 1970s Electro popsters Kraftwerk dress sense. and he was a skilled pilot.

woodrot

woodrot

Posted
  • Author
Posted

El Pibe Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Have you thought about medititaion perhaps?

>

> Oh ok.

> Uncle Joe was a kindly soul, plus he knew a thing

> or two about how to get them queuing properly; you

> wouldn't have people wearing their belts around

> their knees if he was in charge today!!



ex priest as well, a man of moral fibre obviously.

Loz

Loz

Posted
Posted

woodrot Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------


> Hess, Rudolph - he never actually killed anyone and was a smart dresser who influenced the seminal

> 1970s Electro popsters Kraftwerk dress sense. and he was a skilled pilot.


I thought it was Spandau Ballet that he influenced? In fact, didn't he play sax on Gold?

El Pibe

El Pibe

Posted
Posted

Vaguely seriously, Cromwell underwent revisionism over a period of time from autocratic misery guts with a penchant for brutal slaughter, to champion of the people and all round good (round) egg.


I finally got round to reading up the civil war (war of the three kingdoms) myself and having been brought up in school on a diet of roundheads good, cavaliers snarling villains *boooo* I was pretty shocked to discover that I'm pretty sure I'd have fought on the royalist side, even if he was a twat.

maxxi

maxxi

Posted
Posted

red devil Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> You're stretching it a bit there maxxi, everyone

> knows Treez never put out, not down our way

> anyway...



You think she was known as The Ice Mater because of her virginity? There's a reason it was called Cold Blow Lane matey.

Ted Max

Ted Max

Posted
Posted

Love, love this picture.


It proves conclusively that far from selling America a sentimentalised, founding-myth version of itself, Rockwell was in fact subverting the picket fence and apple pie dream. His vision, startlingly, prefigured the semi-urban moral panics of early 21st century consumer societies.


http://i41.tinypic.com/315mozo.jpg

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing
  • Advertise Here

  • Latest Discussions

    • cjchung
      Recommendation - Silvano - Driving Instructor

      By cjchung · Posted

      I'd also recommend Silvano for anyone in the area looking to learn automatic, having just passed first time with 5 minors. He's a very patient teacher and ensured I learned how to drive safely above all. 
    • David Peckham
      Idle cricket musing

      By David Peckham · Posted

      You don't need to do the research. I had to know the numbers as a TV buyer. I analysed the potential advertising revenue and Channel Four didn't cover their costs. They had some nice 'Channel Four' signs when someone hit the ropes but, In all honesty, a lot a potential revenue was lost because most old knackers were pissed off because they couldn't perve at Carol Vorderman on 'Countdown'.       Sorry, cross-post. I was replying to Malumbu. Give me a minute, if you will. I listened to the first two sessions (today) on TMS and popped down to the pub for the evening one.   I do miss the days of Peter West, Richie Benaud and Tom Graveney on BBC2.   But, the BBC are at least putting on 'Today At The Test' on at around 7pm instead of after midnight.   And it was on the 10pm news.      
    • Peckhamgatecrasher
      Idle cricket musing

      By Peckhamgatecrasher · Posted

      "PGC, do you reckon this 'Anderson -Tendulkar' series could make Tests a bit more interesting to the wider word?" Alas no. Until it comes back to terrestial telly, I think it will always suffer from elitism(?).  Excepting The Guardian, cricket is barely mentioned in other press. I am fortunate in that my daughter has just added me to her subscription on NOW TV. It has been great to watch this test; it really could have gone either way, eariler in the day, which always makes it more exciting. The only bugbear is that I am a TMS afficianado, and they are about eight deliveries ahead of the tv! I thought Tongue was excellent in mopping up the tailenders, and Duckett was a delight to watch. Bumrah and Jadeja were brilliant to see. I'm sure the Edgbaston crowd will have tremendous supporters for both sides. PS: I don't think Jofra will be back on the strength of one county wicket.
    • Cancerian
      Nasty kids in Peckham Park

      By Cancerian · Posted

      Why it a strange first post Sue?  We all have to start somewhere! These kids have created a situation where they have been very unpleasant. Surely their physical appearance etc is a key factor in identifying them?  I don’t understand. Are you defending these kids? 

East Dulwich Forum

Established in 2006, we are an online community discussion forum for people who live, work in and visit SE22.

Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...