Special K

Crivens! I find myself agreeing with Verbal.

Also, because plain and simple, some people are just c***ts. No sense of responsibility, compassion and no real moral compass, irrespective of upbringing, education and opportunity. But some people cannot accept that there are some right nasty bastards out there.

I don't think it's an over-simplification. The motive for this seems very simple - kick off against the law because there are loads of people doing it and it's fun and when they can't stop us, let's see what we can nick from the shops. I suspect this is more the motive than a deep seated disaffection with society. Whilst i don't doubt the validity of some of that argument, it would pretty much mean that the billions spent over the last 30 years on social inclusion, housing upgrades, etc, etc, has been a complete waste of money. But i don't buy it; the wannabee gangstas of the estates would rather nick, threaten, lie and steal, as well as make life a fookin nightmare for the decent folk who live in the same place, than work and be a valuable member of society. However, I will be very interested to see the social profile of those nicked, charged and penalised for this. I bet a tenner that they are not all poverty stricken social outcasts from inner city ghettos.

From what i saw on the TV, it seemed to be trash of all colours and creeds.

Dare i say they are the same thing!

Before they were Town Planners, they used to rob banks.

Thanks, but no thanks. I take my counsel from the undeluded.

Blow it out of your arse, Verbal. Nowhere did i refer to any faith system, more the old "east end" version of informal dispute resolution, taking your comment about it being commonplace and all that. Don't let that stop you going off on one again though and reading a load of old ****** into nothing.

Above or below the knee?

Don't find an excuse not to do it.

Nice idea, but wholly unworkable.

I bought a sofa from DFS and didn't sit on it for 364 days. But i will tomorrow. That's part of the deal, pay no interest for a year.

Look Hypo should just drop it. Poor old Baj's motor has been stoved in enough.

I must have missed the meeting where it was decided that "my bad" was acceptable.

Jane Seymour always does it for me, as does Julianne Moore, Sigourney Weaver and strangely enough, Leslie Manville.

Reeeeesult.

LOLEDY!!!! what a clown!!!

It's cool not being a Mod so you can say all this stuff now. Wicked!!

I don't about Sharia zones, but surely Ginger Beard-Free zones would be a step forward.

http://pigeonsnest.co.uk/stuff/thieving-gypsy-bastards.html From Viz. This made me LOL. The comic was reprimanded by the United Nations after featuring a strip called 'The Thieving Gypsy Bastards'.[17] During the resulting court case, UK newspaper The Sun ran a story revealing that the principal Roma man who initiated the action against them was in fact also being tried for (and was later found guilty of) handling stolen property. In the same issue Viz ran a short strip called "The Nice, Honest Gypsies", featuring a kindly Gypsy woman selling pegs door-to-door and helpfully returning forgotten change. The Nice, Honest, Gypsies :lol:

Look, the gimp mask and rubber pants were exactly as advertised on the card in the phone box, alright? Seriously though, it's easy and inexpensive. I've tried it once, but they coughed up as soon as i notified them of the intention. Sometimes you find that the threat is enough. Good luck.

I think you're more offended he called Hendrix a pathetic role model. Generally, I think Bexy makes a good point which sort of brings the discussion back to the threads about the Screws and the other red tops.

I don't think he said he was offended, rather he questioned the portrayal of them as role models. But don't let that stop you going off on one, Verbal.

Defo. Also liked their version of I Second That Emotion, although i'm not sure it's better than Smokey's. Don't you worry about a thing - Incognito is a good cover although SW original is still top class. Liked Communards version of Dont Leave Me This Way, but probably because i was in my late teens when it came out and was on the dancefloor more. And i quite like the Chile Peppers version of Higher Ground too.