danny la rouge
More like *fanny* la rouge!
How's your down south accent Danny?
How's your down south accent Danny?
i honestly don't know any towns down yon'. Maybe tis a hotbed of anarchy and bolshevism.
Ah! So, like Dennistoun. Got it.There's a bloke in Chichester who walks round town with his cat on a lead, it's that fucking edgy.
Maybe leave out the blowing things up bit. Reckon they might be a bit twitchy with the whole coronation nonsense going on and all.It’s excellent. I take it my Micheal Cain impression will suffice?
Oh my God well at least I can't say I wasn't warnedThere’s a dwindling community who frequent a couple of pubs just yards from when my younger daughter lives. I’m actually quite interested in seeing how ridiculous they manage to be on the day.
(The Louden and the Bristol on Duke Street. Do an image search for the full nuttiness).
I’ll be in West Sussex. What’s the vibe there going to be?
Only if the aren’t wearing their hat.If you don't take the pledge you can stop paying taxes and ignore coppers.
He will be visiting Lewis as well, mind.Are you sure?! In Orkney they made the kids march down the street with union jacks during the jubilee, I took my son out of school and we went to Sanday. I'd be pretty surprised if there wasn't a bit of that in Lewis tbh. A quick glance on islandbook throws up: "Tha a h-uile duine aig Taigh Dhonnchaidh cho pròiseil gun deach duais Coronation Champion a bhuileachadh air Mary againn fhìn. Tha i làn airidh air gach moladh agus duais airson an obair air leth a tha i a’ dèanamh. " Which basically means "we're a bunch of bootlicking wankers out west as well, Horatio is right"
eta: you said Harris. Why can I not read today.......
I have absolutely no idea who you could possibly mean.Surprised that a certain poster hasn't been on yet, to berate urban naysayers for sneering at those working class people who support the monarch/coronation.
They’re much more permissive these days then. Cos I was asked to stop coming to Cubs cos I told Akela I didn’t believe in God and didn’t think much of the Queen either.Ms A320 refused to swear to god when she went up from brownies to guides as she didn’t belive in god. The Tawnie Owl or whatever was also a real god botherer so wouldn’t let her be a proper guide. She did all the stuff and got badges and stuff but always had to stand to the side at special events.
It was ace.
yes, but my concern is I'm certain I saw "Lewis" but there's no edit, so I couldn't have. This happens a lot, I hope it's not terminal!He will be visiting Lewis as well, mind.
Aren’t they actually one island? But have distinct identities?
With an accent that good you will likely win a role in Get Carter 11 danny, a big money role, so you might need to disguise both your true accent and your politics! Also knowing the difference between a Geordie and a Yorkshire person may come in handy, something A380 clearly struggles with..It’s excellent. I take it my Micheal Cain impression will suffice?
They’re much more permissive these days then. Cos I was asked to stop coming to Cubs cos I told Akela I didn’t believe in God and didn’t think much of the Queen either.
The Cub Scouts’ loss, however, was Woodcraft Folk’s gain.
My accent skills rock. You’re all just jealous.With an accent that good
I didn't know they were remaking Scum.This is how the majority of U75 sounds in my head:
I don't think it applies north of the border as there’s already a line in the national anthem showing the Crown's intentions for the Scots
Thinking about this, this probab;ly started with Diana's death where she got dubbed The Peoples Princess.Love the "People's Coronation" thing...did you know dead liz was The Peoples Queen? They try this a lot. interesting cooption of socialist language
FFS We do not live in a techno dystopia....Alarm.. Alarm.. Alarm.. Alarm.. Alarm.. Alarm.. Alarm.. Alarm..
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This is a common misconception. The anti-Jacobite "rebellious Scots to quell" verse was only very briefly used after 1745, and was never part of the anthem when it finally became official some 40 or 50 years later.
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