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I've met Percy Street and Paddocklad. Two sound blokes. I like having the odd look on here and sometimes get a laugh, but it's definitely a bit cliquey, put it this way, I don't feel part of the 'toontastic club'. Not saying that's a bad thing or a good thing, just my impression. Neither do I. There's an element of "a naa yee, yee naa me, a naa yee n yee naa me nananananaaaaa ooh" about it, but I just think fuck it. It's somewhere to talk about the toon, and there's plenty of people who post on here, who like me only know a few people personally who can come on and just say what they like. We're in the age of the internet, I don't buy the mag anymore because myself and at least 20 others onhere have as much insight if not more than the contributors on there so I think what's the point? I mean someone like yourself, remember Iasked you aboutthe picture of the pitch invasion at Forest in the mid 80's straight away you knew. That's what I call a toon fan. I mean you're saying you don't feel part of it, what do you want a blow job of the Trent Posse? People like yee are what this board needs. Local knowledgable old cunts who can give insightful words without being patronising. If they're female and half-decent looking then, err, yes! I wasn't moaning about it, just stating that many of you seem to be pals already. P.S., I'm not much older than you so 'old cunts' is a funny one, Stevie.
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I've met Percy Street and Paddocklad. Two sound blokes. I like having the odd look on here and sometimes get a laugh, but it's definitely a bit cliquey, put it this way, I don't feel part of the 'toontastic club'. Not saying that's a bad thing or a good thing, just my impression. Dude, I'm one of the Toontastic Legends, I invite you to the club, we have cookies. I'm a Brit........remember, you don't like them. And Enimem, for fucks sake! Leave this thread. Don't come back. Your opinion is no longer valid. Ok, Kev, my pleasure.
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I've met Percy Street and Paddocklad. Two sound blokes. I like having the odd look on here and sometimes get a laugh, but it's definitely a bit cliquey, put it this way, I don't feel part of the 'toontastic club'. Not saying that's a bad thing or a good thing, just my impression. Dude, I'm one of the Toontastic Legends, I invite you to the club, we have cookies. I'm a Brit........remember, you don't like them. And Enimem, for fucks sake!
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I've met Percy Street and Paddocklad. Two sound blokes. I like having the odd look on here and sometimes get a laugh, but it's definitely a bit cliquey, put it this way, I don't feel part of the 'toontastic club'. Not saying that's a bad thing or a good thing, just my impression.
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Hi, I'm a sexy 19-year-old blonde girl looking for some fun. My Mr Right should be a big, strong ginger man with a fiery temperament and a jealous nature, as well as enjoying writing long letters and a love of camping. If this sounds like you, you can contact me at; Armedresponseunit@northumbriapolice.com
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You're friends with retards Not any more - she's removed. Compounds my belief that you shouldn't accept requests from mongs you went to school with! I bet you never called her a mong on facebook! Craig: "hey, what you up to? x" Mong: "just having a vodka cos me bairns are doing me head in, then i'm going in the bath. x" Craig: "i'll come round and wash your back if you want. ;-) x" Mong: "eee, what you like, craig! x" Hmmmn?
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Materialism: The "What have you bought?" Thread
Howmanheyman replied to Tooj's topic in General Chat
Dreadful shirt that, you muppet . Plus Euro '88 memories just to compound it's crimes. Didnt get much better in green and yellow stripes mind either. Nah, quite liked it but never got it at the time, I did get a similar styled shirt by umbro but it wasn't our green and yellow striped top, which I didn't like, it was Rangers instead. I can't say the memories of Euro '88 left me too traumatised, only nufc can do that. I do remember being in Belfast for the Holland game and someone had rigged up a telly outside a block of flats and it was a really sunny day. Van Basten had us for breakfast. -
Materialism: The "What have you bought?" Thread
Howmanheyman replied to Tooj's topic in General Chat
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Materialism: The "What have you bought?" Thread
Howmanheyman replied to Tooj's topic in General Chat
England '87-'89 Seen it, tried it on and had a nostalgia attack. Left the shop £39 lighter. What shirt would people on here like re-released like umbro are doing with some of the England shirts? -
Tbf the Army were welcomed by catholics when they first came over but it soon transpired that their intentions certainly weren't to win hearts and minds, they're heavy handed tactics meant that they ended up losing the confidence of both sides of the community. I have a general question if anyone cares to have a go at answering it, what were the alternatives for Northern Irish catholics? They were discriminated against for jobs and housing, they were disenfranchised and under represented in the Northern Ireland parliament, their attempts and peaceful protest were being ignored, they were being thrown in jail without trial, Thatcher was letting an MP die on hunger strike, they simply didn't have a voice. I'm not defending terrorism but this wasn't just about getting a united Ireland, it was also about the institutional discrimination against a community that didn't have a voice. So violence aside, what could they have done? Easy for me to say with hindsight, but, by keeping the high moral ground, they would have eventually got their fair share as a community in Northern Ireland, if that was their aim. Unfortunately things don't change overnight but they inevitably do, clever media manipulation in a media age will get you pretty far. I don't think it's a coincidence that Apartheid, the fall of Soviet empire, and the Irish peace process all happened within a few years of each other. Peaceful Catholic protesters would have had their voices heard and would have had even more strong support from the USA in my opinion. For those who wanted a United Ireland, by resorting to violence they lost the high moral ground. Also, any fear of the IRA changing their stance and getting back to what they were in the seventies and eighties went to fuck when those planes flew into World Trade centre in my opinion.
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It's not in the public interest to name them imo. Most of the people seem to be happy that the dead have been cleared of any wrongdoing and that Cameron has issued an apology, in fact they're very pleased with the PM's words. IIRC the soldiers were originally going to be named but got a court order to guarantee their anonymity, still doesn't prevent them from prosecution and the DPP is going to look at the report. lets hope they prosecute the murdering scumbags Adams and McGuiness too then. Somehow I doubt it though. Why are so many people so keen to point the finger at security services on so many occasions like this, and not the real scumbags ? Fuck off you old twat. real scumbags? if by scumbag you refer to murderers and killers of the innocent then you must mean the British army. My Dad once thought he stopped McGuinness when he was a wanted terrorist, but wasn't 100% sure if it was him. If he suspected he was him, one thing my Dad never did was to pull him out of his car, drag him to some waste ground, torture him and then kill him in cold blood. Would my Dad have got the same consideration had the tables been turned? I still remember those poor intelligence blokes who drove down the wrong street and were murdered at a funeral. Really, Kevin, I think you'll find the troubles and the terrorists would have ceased to be a big problem pretty quickly if rules and laws didn't have to be followed. In 30 years this was the worst thing that happened by the British Army and we're still having enquiries to this day! Don't think many countries would have bothered to do this and also apologise to be honest. Without going into details I've had relatives shot by terrorists, one of them was a civilian driving a bus, and that was his only crime, they wanted his bus. So Kevin, do me a favour mate and go stick your head back up your own arse, son. Any legitimacy a terrorist thinks he has goes out the window when they start murdering people. Was your Da a soldier over here? So you think that 13 innocent people murdered should have been swept under the rug the day after? My head is far from up my own arse, it's only you English that find it hard to accept that your soldiers murdered innocent people. Thats the simple fact. Don't say about the IRA etc. because they killed alot more innocent people, they aren't an official armed force. No, I don't think I said that. In a peace keeping conflict, helping the local police, in 30 years, when young men are sent onto the streets with weapons and no idea if someone in a window in a street will shoot them, when people have threw molatov cocktails at them, when they don't know if rioters will do any more than just throw bricks at them, then I think it's a surprise there hasn't been more innocent deaths caused by the Army to be honest. Good job they were almost always professional and didn't just kill any daft young kid who got in their faces. There'd have been a blood bath every few months.
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It's not in the public interest to name them imo. Most of the people seem to be happy that the dead have been cleared of any wrongdoing and that Cameron has issued an apology, in fact they're very pleased with the PM's words. IIRC the soldiers were originally going to be named but got a court order to guarantee their anonymity, still doesn't prevent them from prosecution and the DPP is going to look at the report. lets hope they prosecute the murdering scumbags Adams and McGuiness too then. Somehow I doubt it though. Why are so many people so keen to point the finger at security services on so many occasions like this, and not the real scumbags ? Fuck off you old twat. real scumbags? if by scumbag you refer to murderers and killers of the innocent then you must mean the British army. My Dad once thought he stopped McGuinness when he was a wanted terrorist, but wasn't 100% sure if it was him. If he suspected he was him, one thing my Dad never did was to pull him out of his car, drag him to some waste ground, torture him and then kill him in cold blood. Would my Dad have got the same consideration had the tables been turned? I still remember those poor intelligence blokes who drove down the wrong street and were murdered at a funeral. Really, Kevin, I think you'll find the troubles and the terrorists would have ceased to be a big problem pretty quickly if rules and laws didn't have to be followed. In 30 years this was the worst thing that happened by the British Army and we're still having enquiries to this day! Don't think many countries would have bothered to do this and also apologise to be honest. Without going into details I've had relatives shot by terrorists, one of them was a civilian driving a bus, and that was his only crime, they wanted his bus. So Kevin, do me a favour mate and go stick your head back up your own arse, son. Any legitimacy a terrorist thinks he has goes out the window when they start murdering people.
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I know a rich and spoilt 16 year old. He's not into football strips but £300 pound to a good home. (I'm still in two minds to sell it, it's got sentimental value). £400 to a twat disclaimer: Virgins must give proof of funds and also have parental permission for me to sell the kit to them.
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I know what you mean, mate. Even their names sounded cool as fuck to a young'un.
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£210? Hmmmn, I've still got the full kit.............. (anyone know any rich, spoilt ten year olds who are into retro football strips?)
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To be fair, if you're from the South-East he's probably funny as fuck. If you're from the North and have superior patter and humour then 'twat' he is, or 'unfunny twat' to be more precise.
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Although I wouldn't go as far as Toonpack and support whoever is playing England, I certainly wouldn't be devastated if England do shite, wouldn't be ecstatic if they win it. I love the World Cup because it's great to see the spectacle and there's no real feelings of disappointment as I almost feel a neutral watching it. There are no transfer fees, no sugar daddies and the feeling of hating another country doesn't come into it for me. I hope England do well but wont be crying into my pint if they don't. Maybe the double standards by the media when it comes to us and their own myopic and deluded view of England doesn't help. Also feel that for 'England', read 'London/South-East'. It's fine to laugh and mock us for being gutted when we got relegated but it's ok to be devastated when England get beat in a penalty shoot-out. Nah, don't think so.
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injury lawyers 4 u; "we are real lawyers" (phew, hate to get one of those fake ones!) "100% lawyers, 100% compensation" (they might give you a discount for a 70% lawyer, I don't know, you'll have to ring them.) "We get all our costs from the other side" (fuck me, I'd hate to be the on the 'other' side, they're in for it, them poor fuckers!)
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credit expert ad This is just so shit it's untrue. I'd love to have seen the bloke who thought this ad up selling it to his boss. 'Go compare' is fucking annoying too. 'injury lawyers 4 u' with the bloke from the Bill, in fact all their adverts are cringeworthy.
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hes right about that to be fair, lots of media love for liverpool there was barely a mention of them protesting the board in the street if our fans had done that on a similar scale it would have been everywhere Similarly Hansen and Lawrenson trot out the notion the fans never turned against him even though you had 'Rafa Out' graffiti daubed near the ground on several occasions (meanwhile we forced Fat Sam out despite that not being accurate). Also, the fun and games here of late was seen as just that - a soap opera for everyone's amusement. But the 'disaster' at Liverpool (coming 7th and almost making a European final) is met with moral outrage because of the 'heritage' of the great club that is LFC. Here man, fuck off They are the OJ Simpson of English football. They get away with fucking murder. They were the best team in the country when money didn't totally rule the game. That was twenty plus years ago. How they still get regarded as one of the creme de la creme is beyond me and the media they get is usually complimentary especially in comparison to ourselves who, lets be honest, get fucking slaughtered by all and sundry. Spurs, West Ham, Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool. The sun shines out of these clubs arseholes where a significant part of our media are concerned.
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Got a Villa booked in Cyprus, go there with wifey and daughters in just under three weeks, stayed just down the road last year and it was canny enough. I've grafted my arse off since Christmas and can't wait for two weeks away from work. And the World cup's on as well! * Fucking magic. *i'm even prepared to put up with cockneys talking shite on the days England play, that's how much I'm looking forward to it.
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I've never seen a ticket sold to a fellow Mag at more than face value in any away match I've ever been to, (not saying it hasn't happened), but the looks you'd get and the shame of it. You just wouldn't do it.* *If we attracted gloryhunters from the rest of the UK and abroad peoples stances may change and the guilt might not be there.
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No fucking sense of humour, you, then.
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Gennaro walks to work 20 blocks every day and passes a shoe shop twice every day. Each day he stops and looks in the window to admire the Boccelli leather shoes. He wants those shoes so much... it's all he can think about. After about 2 months he saves the price Of the shoes, 300 Euros, and purchases them. Every Friday night the Italian community Holds a dance in the church basement. Gennaro seizes this opportunity to wear His new Boccelli leather shoes for the first time. He asks Sophia to dance and As they dance he asks her, 'Sophia, do you wear red panties tonight?' Startled, Sophia replies, 'Yes, Gennaro, I do wear red panties tonight, But how do you know?' Gennaro answers, 'I see the reflection in my new 300 Euro Boccelli leather shoes. How do you like them?' Next he asks Rosa to dance, And after a few minutes he asks, 'Rosa , do you wear white panties tonight?' Rosa answers, 'Yes, Gennaro, I do, But how do you know that?' He replies, 'I see the reflection in my new 300 Euro Boccelli leather shoes... How do you like them?' Now as the evening is almost over And the last song is being played, Gennaro asks Carmela to dance. Midway through the dance his face Turns red... He states, 'Carmela, be stilla my heart, Please, please tell me you wear no panties tonight, Please, please, tella me this true!' Carmela smiles coyly and answers, 'Yes Gennaro, I wear no panties tonight...' Gennaro gasps, 'Thanka God .... ....I thought I had a CRACK in my 300 Euro Boccelli leather shoes!'
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Roberto Martinez on Talksport this am.....................
Howmanheyman replied to accadacca's topic in Newcastle Forum
Well now I know not to bother making a fuss seeing as our owner has made his statement. I'll just carry on grazing with the rest of the sheep, then. Good job you're around.