Mostyn6

Hello all. This thread has gone nearly a year since a post, which surprises me given how open we have been over the years. Personally, I've been in a good place, in a relationship for 14 months now, got a dog at home, just got a promotion at work, and building good relationships with family I only discovered in September 2022. All that said, I've just lost a friend to cancer, got another friend going through recovery after cancer treatment and I'm definitely feeling sadness and woe that the gods saw fit to take B4 away from us. This time of year is usually very lonely for me as I usually try and stay out of the way so as not to intrude or burden people. This year will be different as I'm going to Becky's mum's for Christmas and will be with her family. This isn't one to gloat, more one to remind people that the world moves on and situations change. Nothing is permanent, especially sadness. Hope you all have as wonderful a Christmas period as is possible, and if it isn't, that doesn't mean it won't be again x

you fancy setting up a script writing and story creating team with me?

the missus loves a Christmas film. I can take it or leave it, but do appreciate a good Christmas film. So with that mindset, we have been looking for Christmas movies that we haven't seen. The one mentioned above (Violent Night) was enjoyable, however, I should have quit whilst I was ahead:- GENIE (SkyTV) : RIchard Curtis dross-fest where Melissa McCarthy is even less funny than her other unfunny roles and the undercover copper from Gangs of London. He is overworked and neglecting his family. The wife takes the daughter away from him just before Christmas, he then rubs a box and she pops out and gives him unlimited wishes. Nothing funny happens. Sickly boring ending where everything is happy ever after. Follows a formula that makes you sick that they produce this dross knowing idiots love Christmas and WILL watch it. Conor Doyle/10 CANDY CANE LANE (Amazon Prime): Eddie Murphy plays a doting dad who loves Christmas, and is in competition with his neighbours to have the best Christmas decorations on his house. Signs a deal with a naughty Elf which will backfire if he doesnt complete a mission he doesn't know about. Intertwined with token nods to BLM/MOBO/Culture (for no real reason) and several attempts to give parenting messages and other things that don't really hit hard enough due to too many little nods. Absolute dross again, instantly forgettable and will probably not even remember watching it by Christmas! Seb HInes/10

manage to get Paul Weller tickets for Stoke on a warm Friday night in April

for obvious reasons, I had to wait for a quiet and alone moment to watch and listen, and yes, like others, it set me off. Nice little tribute for a cracking lad whose absence is currently very noticeable.

if you're being forced to watch any Christmas films, make sure you watch Violent Night on Sky.

hardly as Derby gaffer tho!

always plan to do the next one, but never do

his dislike of Burnley always amused me. I sometimes craftily mentioned them in a post just to trigger him 😄

if I click this link, will Jasper Carrot appear? 😄

please keep the thread on Palestine/Israel/Hamas/Gaza topic to avoid being locked. Although any Cameron bashing is always amusing .

Been trying to get my head around B4 not being around on here. I've read all these comments and felt little tinges of guilt cos I quite often used to shoot B4 down for some of the things he posted. We did have a few private chats though and I was just looking to see if I kept them, as I often have to clear out my Inbox here, and found a little chat where he was struggling in lockdown and missing supporting Derby at Pride Park and away. I think this sums him up quite well. Heart on Sleeve & Loves the Mighty Derby County

<insert club name> are looking to buy Derby County youngster <insert player name> and are preparing a £500k bid. B4 "I'd tell them £20m or get lost" 😄 Brilliant. Bitter Sweet Grin on my face right now.

Bless him, we used to wind him up about that pink shirt x

Wow, how heartbreakingly sad. Sometimes the world feels so cruel and this is one of those times. I, like most on here were fond of him and could understand all of his posts. He gave this forum some brilliantly funny moments and in jokes that must've looked bizarre to any new visitor to the site. Did have the pleasure of introducing myself to him a couple of years back, but not sure he knew who I was. I always smile warmly when I think of his strong dislike of Burnley FC a couple of years ago and smirked to myself yesterday wondering if B4 was enjoying their struggle. Then I've read this and it's winded me.

"Hate filled"? Wow. You're exactly the result the mainstream media want! Pity.

I'm not sure you need to have in depth knowledge of anything you deem unfair, immoral or evil to be allowed to say is should stop. I know nothing about testing on animals, but I'd like it to stop. I know nothing about FGM but would like it to stop. I don't know the finer details of many things, but I'd like them to stop. That journalist asking those protesters for knowledge and them offering little doesn't invalidate their feelings that what's happening is wrong.

There is no "Palestinian side", why aren't you grasping this simple fact? Hamas however are part of the plot so they're not going to dispute anything.

That's you assuming/ believing those figures.

https://fb.watch/obnfrZ_A7e/

You can believe what you like, but the technology available to Israel is superior to almost all around the world. If you think that they can know where all the Hamas commanders are hiding, yet didn't see this attack coming, and didn't react for hours, and didn't have anyone stationed on those fences (which they man excessively to shoot at kids throwing stones), then I question your mind. Once you realise that doesn't stand to logic, you will then start asking the relevant questions. Hamas actually serve a purpose for Israel more than they they serve the people of Palestine.

He actually has spoken. It's part of the story about trying cancel the Palestine peaceful protest. He's one saying that the ex-soldiers and the football fans will be involved to prove Britain isn't broken. I'm paraphrasing as it was about 5 hours ago I read it.

Tommy Robinson has spoken.