That’s a road I’ve been down on more than a few occasions. This was more the approach I was going for this time…

I thought it was Christopher Walken with a wig, and was waiting for him to tell us about the watch up his arse.

I had the first dose AZ yesterday, and as with everyone above I’d be hurling my hat skywards to celebrate the marvellous NHS process, were it not for a bit of an arm ache today. There was a fair amount of […]

I’ll tell you who loved his hampers. Hitler.

A hamper? Get in!! Twat!!! Etc

I’ve started and restarted it a few times, but wee Stevie’s thespian deficiencies keep putting the kybosh on it,which is a shame, as I’ve loved the ‘Urbanite displaced to the rural’ trope since Northern Exposure.

Staying with Little Steven, Lillyhammer isn’t great, is it?

William Bremner and The Irishman? Here’s someone with a similar view..

I was looking for the classic Rugby League cup final in which Don Fox missed what should have been a sitter of a conversion in the final seconds; I remembered it as a classic Waring commentary. Unfortunately, the […]

That is truly astonishing. Beyond anything early Alan Partridge could’ve mustered up.

And Aggers needs to put a sock in it, too.

That’s great. ‘Oh do shut up Jelena’

Magnificent. The voice cracking on the second ‘Look at his face!’ when future toilet roll tycoon Francis ‘Diver’ Lee scores for Derby against Citeh is as prosodically perfect as anything anyone’s ever said ever. […]

The Daley Thompson/Ron Pickering interface was actually for the discus in 1984. It’s at 2-30 in this…

Here’s the Fury Wilder one…

And in sports news, Marlon Romeo who came on as sub for Millwall yesterday and tapped the casey into the onion bag, is the son of Soul II Soul’s Jazzie B.

4 either Splodgenessabounds or Bum Gravy. Or Bastard Kestrel.

Kardomah Cafes. Who’d have thought, in the days when Mellow Birds was the height of UK coffee sophistication (fancier even than Camp Coffee), that tea shops would soon be brown bread (not that there as any brown […]

That’s a cracker, @bobness. I had TMTCH down as a bit worthy, but right now as songs about the 70s go, I prefer it to the efforts by Denim and Luke Haines.
Great to see an image of Richard Allen’s Suedehead book […]