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Paul Kegan
It is too good a claim to be untrue.Oh, so you know for sure that Owen is Johnson’s sexcrement then? I suppose you have evidence for this?
It is too good a claim to be untrue.Oh, so you know for sure that Owen is Johnson’s sexcrement then? I suppose you have evidence for this?
I went to a secondary modern turned comprehensive. It had houses. Mine was Holland. No clue what the others were called. No one took any notice, no one gave a shit about houses.We had houses at my school (It was only moderately posh, back in the day) but they were just named after old local parishes or landowners.
Aye, same with ours. It was probably just a way to group us for boring admin purposes. There might have been a bit of rivalry between the sporty types but I can’t remember it being that much of a dealI went to a secondary modern turned comprehensive. It had houses. Mine was Holland. No clue what the others were called. No one took any notice, no one gave a shit about houses.
Well, maybe -but that article is appalling....For example:It's not just sexism behind these baseless speculations - the same ignoramuses have also done the same kind of speculating about Prince Harry. They see blonde or red hair and immediately come to erroneous conclusions. Cos they're 'lookist' idiots who can't resist drawing their own ignorant and stupid conclusions. These are the same kind of people who get black female MPs confused.
Yet not one person has produced a single nano-particle of evidence for their theories, while indications that they’re nonsense pile up. Consider the pictures of Owen at Carrie Johnson’s soirees. Seriously, Carrie’s the final boss of this game. She saw off master strategist Dominic Cummings (Carl von Clownewitz). Pretty sure she’d make light work of Charlotte if there were anything to worry about.
Was another one of them called Barrett?I went to a secondary modern turned comprehensive. It had houses. Mine was Holland. No clue what the others were called. No one took any notice, no one gave a shit about houses.
Aye, I just have a bee in my bonnet about this kind of shit, being a ginger myself and also growing up with a younger brother who is tall, black and athletic and therefore the spit of <insert any famous black sportsman here>Well, maybe -but that article is appalling....For example:
Dunno. Maybe it was Pies or Syd. I remember that one day they told us we're all in houses now. Everyone was "what the fuck are these houses about?" I was just told I was in Holland and that was it. Nothing ever came of it though.Was another one of them called Barrett?
His infamous "Japanese" holiday in London.I looked up the author.
Barring his moustache he looks EXACTLY as I imagined him.
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I've forgotten hundreds of things but will always remember our school houses of Davy, Fleming, Jenner, Newton. And that was a state primary school built at the same time as the council estate it served so not posh at all!We had British scientists.
for a "shit" article it's sure done well to prompt 3 pages of chat here.The rise of Britishcore: 100 experiences that define and unite modern Britons
Forget the pomp and pageantry. As people worldwide are now discovering, the UK was built on crisp sarnies, trips to B&Q and that age-old question: Corrie or EastEnders?www.theguardian.com
Genuinely the worst, cringiest thing I have ever read. Reads like an alien has watched a boxed set of TOWIE and then been asked to create a list of 'authentic' experiences using drunk AI.
Or what happens when privately educated Oxbridge types try to get down with the plebs.
for a "shit" article it's sure done well to prompt 3 pages of chat here.
In other news, GMG are apparently maybe selling The Observer.
Has the Autotrader money finally run out? They were living off that for a good long while.Guardian parent company in talks over potential sale of Observer
Guardian Media Group announces it is in negotiations with Tortoise Media over world’s oldest Sunday newspaperwww.theguardian.com
Back when Rushbridger was editor he really wanted to make the Guardian a full 7 days per week operation, ditch the separate Observer editorial and reduce that to at most a brand name for a insert supplement. But met too much opposition. Selling off the Observer probably the next best thing. The shared website does obscure responsibility. And the Guardian's going all in on 'digital first' anyway so keeping the Observer name around at all is just holding them back.
it is tagged next to the by-line. on the website anyway I haven't checked the apps.I often forget The Observer is still a thing as I only read online. Can’t recall if Observer content is flagged as such - think it all appears to be Guardian content.
I don't. When someone tries to get a High Court injunction preventing newspapers from reporting such things, loads people are involved, solicitors, judges, courts, secretaries, finance team, journalists with good tip-offs, and it's not easy to get written evidence, you just rely on word of mouth and the odd text message.Oh, so you know for sure that Owen is Johnson’s sexcrement then? I suppose you have evidence for this?
You’re obviously the real posho here, cos you must have been to a tiny school with only one small class to a year. Or did you just have a live-in governess like Mary Poppins?
How is it that House music was invented in the USA?
Are the people of that country all posh?
Buck House was the only form of House that I liked.Buck House innit.
Buck House was the only form of House that I liked.
Who knows?I actually went past a place in Tower Bridge that was called Prosecco House the other day. I thought it was a new genre at first.
Who knows?
Perhaps Companies House is an excessively profit-orientated form of music.