Laurence Fox. The twat.

[pesh]

Thats even more brutal than the time he got turned down for a role playing his father's son

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Awww, is someone jealous that he didn't get hired for a film role?

Yes, and welcome back Lotte. Not seen you post for a bit.

 

[WouldBe]

Awww, is someone jealous that he didn't get hired for a film role?

Probably applied to be Barbie.

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[Serge Forward]

That reminds me, what happened with that "he called me a racist" defamation case?

 

[LeytonCatLady]

That reminds me, what happened with that "he called me a racist" defamation case?

Mukhtar or the Sainsbury's trio?

 

[Serge Forward]

Mukhtar.

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Mukhtar.

Still ongoing by the sound of it.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

Would imagine that they may wait until the judge in his other case declares him to be racist before wasting time and money with another case to declare the same...?

 

[editor]

I didn't know that Max Fosh had trolled Fox mercilessly before his mayoral bid. "Come on Lozza, we're both posh kids..."

Max Fosh | London Mayoral Candidate 2021

Let's Take London To The Max.

laurencefox.org

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

I didn't know that Max Fosh had trolled Fox mercilessly before his mayoral bid. "Come on Lozza, we're both posh kids..."

Max Fosh | London Mayoral Candidate 2021

Let's Take London To The Max.

laurencefox.org

 

[scalyboy]

Although it seems likely that 'Lozza' has muted you LeytonCatLady, you can be proud that hundreds, nay, thousands of Twitter users, as well as us Urbanz - who are able to read your replies to the fatuous, entitled, deluded toff - take great pleasure in your words of wisdom. The last three you posted above made me smile and one made me actually LOL. And I've been having a bad day!

Keep em coming!

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Although it seems likely that 'Lozza' has muted you LeytonCatLady, you can be proud that hundreds, nay, thousands of Twitter users, as well as us Urbanz - who are able to read your replies to the fatuous, entitled, deluded toff - take great pleasure in your words of wisdom. The last three you posted above made me smile and one made me actually LOL. And I've been having a bad day!

Keep em coming!

Glad to have helped. Laughter is the best medicine! Maybe Lozza would be happier and less bitter if he had a sense of humour.

 

[scalyboy]

Crackheads = working class = BAD.
Coke-sniffing toffs, gak-addled bores like Fatuous Mr Fox = GOOD.

I smell snobbery

 

[scalyboy]

Glad to have helped. Laughter is the best medicine! Maybe Lozza would be happier and less bitter if he had a sense of humour.

For sure. It would undoubtedly mitigate some of his bitterness and rage. What's that old saying, "Laugh at yourself and the world laughs at you too" - well, something like that anyway!

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Crackheads = working class = BAD.
Coke-sniffing toffs, gak-addled bores like Fatuous Mr Fox = GOOD. I smell snobbery

Frank Skinner points out a similar double standard in his autobiography based on his experience at each extreme of the social spectrum. If you grow up working class in a council house in Oldbury and your neighbours see candles in your window, you get gossiped about for having the electric cut off. If you live in a posh area of London, candlelight is a sign of sophistication.

 

[Pickman's model]

Frank Skinner points out a similar double standard in his autobiography based on his experience at each extreme of the social spectrum. If you grow up working class in a council house in Oldbury and your neighbours see candles in your window, you get gossiped about for having the electric cut off. If you live in a posh area of London, candlelight is a sign of sophistication.

not that much sophistication surely

 

[Pickman's model]

i look forward to the day we learn of fox's stakhanovite consumption of alcohol and tobacco

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[Pickman's model]

Would anyone give fox credit for even a Mars bar?

 

[Pickman's model]

Britain would be a better place to live without the nefandous fox

 

[scalyboy]

not that much sophistication surely

A candle or candles could also be a sign that the resident is a practitioner of Vodou, Lukumi, Candomblé etc. There's a lot of it about, as the great Max Miller might have said. I know of a Santeria priest who lives in a fairly prestigious part of North London. One of the rather wonderful fringe benefits of London as a global city whose citizens originate from all parts of the globe.

It's been many years since I lived south of the river, but when I paid a nostalgia-fuelled visit to Brixton a couple of years ago, I was very pleased to see that both of the 'voodoo shops' were still going strong, despite gentrification. There's also the one on the Lower Clapton Road and the Holloway Road; nice people, very good customer service.

 

[agricola]

Britain would be a better place to live without the nefandous fox

Oakeshott and Tice, too - who are if anything worse ghouls than he.

 

[Jennaonthebeach]

I was very pleased to see that both of the 'voodoo shops' were still going strong

i remember one of these near where i lived 34 years ago. I swear there was a shrunken head in the window!

 

[Serge Forward]

There also used to be one of them "Religions R Us" shops on Kingsland Rd but it got shut down after the owner got done for sexually abusing female customers in search of his "spiritual guidance".

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[Pickman's model]

Isn't it more usual for the likes of fox to make statements under caution in a police station?