AndyinLiverpool

GDPR was a key lever I used, they knew little about it, quite easy to beat them up.

I would like Mount to play well and for Chelsea to get well beaten

I would like Mount to play well and for Chelsea to get well beaten

Wahaaahaahaaaaaa.

It's still miles better than Newcastle v Arsenal

I would like Mount to play well and for Chelsea to get well beaten

I would like Mount to play well and for Chelsea to get well beaten

It's still miles better than Newcastle v Arsenal

I would like Mount to play well and for Chelsea to get well beaten

I would like Mount to play well and for Chelsea to get well beaten

I would like Mount to play well and for Chelsea to get well beaten

We can certainly link it to the make of car. 

Chernobyl. 
The best TV I’ve watched in many a year. 

Been binging on Jeremy Brett's and Edward Hardwicke's exquisite Granada Sherlock Holmes series from the 80's.  Saw most of the episodes when the series came out, but am enjoying them even more now.  As a boy i read the complete works over and over and this series perfectly captures the characters and stays lovingly faithful to the stories.  One of the finest English television series to date.  We watch one a day, religiously with large heaps of popcorn.  Even bought new speakers for our TV to further enhance our enjoyment.  Jeremy Brett is and will be the definitive Holmes IMO and that of many other's i dare say.  A remarkable actor who left us too soon.

Who'd heard of Oxford before inspector Morse?

Who'd heard of Oxford before inspector Morse?

Some men are threatened by women who think for themselves. 

This is a club that hired Neil Warnock as their manager. I'm not sure they know what good taste is.

Anyone who saw him foulmouthing on the bye line yesterday will know what good taste Neil Warnock has,and it is looking like we will have to entertain him next year.

You think Cardiff will stay up? Think they’ll go down myself.

I watched this last night.
Firstly I have to say I don't think much of Queen's music. In fact I find it utter poo.
In that context, I was surprised that what annoyed me about the film was not the music, nor was it the Freddy Mercury impersonator, who was rather impressive. It was the whole notion that Freddy Mercury broke up the band to pursue a solo career, which simply isn't true. Far from being estranged or not on speaking terms, when Live aid occurred, Queen had only recently finished touring 'The Works'. That Brian May and Roger Taylor were executive producers makes me conclude that this was a deliberate hatchet job that they could have put a stop to at any time.
A nasty little film.
Oh, and the songs were in the wrong order.

Build the wall, build the wall, build the wall etc

Make the neighbours pay for it too!

Many years ago, I was invited back to a young lady's house to listen to Buzzcocks records.
Happy memories. Thanks, Pete.

Many years ago, I was invited back to a young lady's house to listen to Buzzcocks records.
Happy memories. Thanks, Pete.