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Musings on the byways of popular culture
Musings on the byways of popular culture
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Never lurked but just wanted to say hello.
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What are you wearing?
(Too soon?)
Ooh you are saucy…. but I like you.
Give it up Bri, you are never getting back in.
IAMBRICAMERON!
I’m Bricameron, and so’s my wife.
Silent as a smelly one?
Ah but if Sir Henry breaks a fast you’ll curse double glazing.
Purple kimono, matching purple jockeys, patchouli cologne.
OOOOOHHHH!!!! *chases Rob C. around campsite to Benny Hill theme”
Some fires are best left unstoked, darling boy.
*We’ll always have that whelk sexing weekend in Budleigh*
x
Let’s play….. Spot The Dildo!
Here’s a bloke who’s so not new, he’s dead.
On the same day, the Afterword and Boris Johnson tried to bring in new talent. Much ado and comment was made over both actions, but today voices are much quieter.
Can it be that the glare of public attention is harsher and more dissuasive in this corner of the internet than in Whitehall and Westminster?
Smat was Nadine Dorries? Wow!
As someone who has to welcome their new overlord as part of their day job, I’ll take Smat over Nadine ‘published author’ Norries anyday. There’s a well salty wikipedia entry on this:
Her first novel, The Four Streets, which draws on her Liverpool Catholic background,[4] became a No.1 best-selling e-book with 100,000 copies sold in the format by July 2014, although print sales in hardback and paperback were significantly lower with, respectively, 2,735 and 637 units sold by then.[157] Dorries’ work of fiction gained mostly negative reviews.[158]
Sarah Ditum in the New Statesman complained that some of the sentences “read like clippings from Wikipedia” while Christopher Howse, writing for The Daily Telegraph, thought The Four Streets was “the worst novel I’ve read in 10 years.”[159][160] “You should read the next one. It’s much better”, Dorries told Ann Treneman of The Times.[4]
She’s already been dubbed the Culture Wars secretary.
How many hours will pass before she weighs in on the Chubby Brown controversy? (TMFTL)
Ah yes. Like a local authority I worked in who would put on the most ridiculous St George’s day event. So when the knuckle draggers complained about immigrants and council housing and how they never do a thing for white people…but look at what we do on St George’s Day!
The byways of culture, media and sport…
Maybe we should form the AfterWord Party and enter a coalition with whoever lets us take charge of the Ministry?
What happened to that other thread? Did not post on it, despite the interesting idea of a female member.
Turns out it was a hoax. Smat was in fact an agent of the Russian government sent over to conduct a cyber attack on us. Mods acting under cover have liquidated her.
Or an agent/customer of a Canadian drug cartel posing as an expat Scotsman.
So did anybody embarrass themselves there in their excitement?
Anybody = Everybody (apart from me)
Not so much “Interesting” as laughably improbable, shugah!