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He is not fannying around he is DANCING!!!"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR -
you can call it what you like.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostHe is not fannying around he is DANCING!!!
like i said, takes all sorts.
it's not for me.Comment
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That's 'cos you're a miserable f*cker. But you're our miserable f"cker.


I've always liked watching good dance. Not so much this modern street dance, but ballet and the classics. Beautiful. If you don't find aesthetic pleasure in it - well, it's all subjective, innit? I go to modern art galleries when I'm on holiday. Each to their own.
Btw - are you Billy Elliot's dad?Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Anyway, back on topic.
Boris has announced a tightening down south. He shouldn't have had that dodgy curry.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Cool eh? Apart from down South.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostAnyway, back on topic.
Boris has announced a tightening down south. He shouldn't have had that dodgy curry.
If only they could do another U-turn for no deal Brexit.Comment
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so, if i don't like what YOU like, i'm a philistine?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThat's 'cos you're a miserable f*cker. But you're our miserable f"cker.


I've always liked watching good dance. Not so much this modern street dance, but ballet and the classics. Beautiful. If you don't find aesthetic pleasure in it - well, it's all subjective, innit? I go to modern art galleries when I'm on holiday. Each to their own.
Btw - are you Billy Elliot's dad?
or miserable?
i'm neither, you arrogant twat.
typical godbotherer!Comment
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So the system is now -
Medium Alert
High Alert
Very High Alert
Tier 4!
You know it makes sense!

Covid-19: Christmas rules tightened for England, Scotland and Wales - BBC NewsComment
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BR14 - of course you're a philistine. Anyone who doesn't appreciate the art I like is a philistine. That's the definition, silly. No need to be offended.
And he won. What a genius.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostBill Bailey is in the final.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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