Miscellaneous Thread V

@SA-1 gives his cousin's details so he can rent a car.

pls confirm.

Reply 6164

SA-1

Original post by swirly

@SA-1 gives his cousin's details so he can rent a car.

pls confirm.

So we can go on a pussy patrol

Reply 6165

Original post by SA-1

So we can go on a pussy patrol

At Westfield handing out fake business cards scouting for 'Prestige 1 Models' :colondollar:

pls confirm.

Reply 6166

SA-1

Original post by swirly

At Westfield handing out fake business cards scouting for 'Prestige 1 Models' :colondollar:

pls confirm.

At the Apple Store :rofl:

Reply 6167

the titanic music on this has me in stitches. why tho :rofl:

Reply 6168

Lúcio

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Original post by swirly

the titanic music on this has me in stitches. why tho :rofl:

I've legitimately never seen a worse set piece taker.

I miss Gerrard :frown:

Reply 6169

SA-1

****ing yid ****

Special needs looking bastard

Prick

****

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Original post by SA-1

****ing yid ****

Special needs looking bastard

Prick

****

when are you gunna start 'Man Like Azizz' ffs :colonhash:

Quite sad that Henley regatta and Wimbledon are now more appealing to me than the Euros

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Louis.

Original post by Lúcio

Although you're a pretty irrelevant poster, I've always wondered why your username ends in a full stop.

Please can you explain?

Let's not pretend we're not co-chairs of the 'doing silly stuff to your name' club

Original post by AliRizzo

Thoughts on the Blairites trying to start a coup against Corbyn? Carefully orchestrated, disgraceful attacks.

Original post by Zerforax

Not surprised it has happened. A little surprised it's come so soon but I guess Labour MPs are worried the Conservatives would call a quick election and the Labour MPs don't want Corbyn in charge for that.

1. It's not just the Blairites. He's lost key figures on the left too...Lisa Nandy, Owen Smith etc. Even Ed Miliband has lost faith :nopity:

2. Part of me understands the timing. While Corbyn is leader they're essentially guaranteeing a Tory majority, ****ing over the people Corbyn claims to help. There's massive self-indulgence with Corbyn and his supporters, they'd take feeling good about being ideologically pure over actually helping people. The EU referendum presents a huge opportunity to get rid of an awful leader, so I get that.

3. The other part of me thinks they've just shifted all the attention from a shambolic Tory party to a shambolic Labour party. Appalig media management. But there we go.

4. I genuinely can't understand Corbyn's state of mind. Party is essentially on fire around him and he's shrugging his shoulders and saying it's fine.

5. No one even read this anyway.

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Rk2k14

OP

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*Insert he's right you know gif.

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Original post by Rk2k14

*Insert he's right you know gif.

thoughts on Nate Jones?

Reply 6175

Rk2k14

OP

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Original post by swirly

thoughts on Nate Jones?

No thoughts.

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username1315644

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Original post by Louis.

4. I genuinely can't understand Corbyn's state of mind. Party is essentially on fire around him and he's shrugging his shoulders and saying it's fine.

The same state of mind that allows a political with ambitions of being a national leader to go about dressed like an alcoholic history teacher. A man who doesn't care or simply is delusional.

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Zayn is Bae

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Original post by Louis.

Let's not pretend we're not co-chairs of the 'doing silly stuff to your name' club

1. It's not just the Blairites. He's lost key figures on the left too...Lisa Nandy, Owen Smith etc. Even Ed Miliband has lost faith :nopity:

2. Part of me understands the timing. While Corbyn is leader they're essentially guaranteeing a Tory majority, ****ing over the people Corbyn claims to help. There's massive self-indulgence with Corbyn and his supporters, they'd take feeling good about being ideologically pure over actually helping people. The EU referendum presents a huge opportunity to get rid of an awful leader, so I get that.

3. The other part of me thinks they've just shifted all the attention from a shambolic Tory party to a shambolic Labour party. Appalig media management. But there we go.

4. I genuinely can't understand Corbyn's state of mind. Party is essentially on fire around him and he's shrugging his shoulders and saying it's fine.

5. No one even read this anyway.

Tory majority is guaranteed anyway, when Scotland leave the UK Labour are finished for the next 20+ years. Boris must be laughing his head off.

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