Chromatic
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He seems a jolly good fellow to me, straight out of the top drawer.
The Pogues song about Christmas isn't very good. It's overstayed its welcome.
Well, if we are going to literally heretical ...This should count as heretical
Exactly the same in the general hospital in Buckinghamshire I've just come out of. Local population - overwhelmingly white. Patients - overwhelmingly white, and overwherlmingly old. Staff - a rainbow mix of skin colours and accents from all five continents, with "white British" people in the minority.I live in a vibrant multi cultural part of London. I needed the doctors last month but had to wait days and days for an appointment. As I sat in the waiting room for 2 hours you can just guess the make up of people there. Entirely dominated by white old people. The only brown people I saw were the exceptionally busy yet competent staff.
Only difference is the local population here is not overwhelmingly white, yet the waiting room was.Exactly the same in the general hospital in Buckinghamshire I've just come out of. Local population - overwhelmingly white. Patients - overwhelmingly white, and overwherlmingly old. Staff - a rainbow mix of skin colours and accents from all five continents, with "white British" people in the minority.
I really like the Pogues, seen them several times. I was genuinely upset when Kirsty MacColl died, I loved her work and she clearly had a lot more to give. However, that collaboration is an abhomination that proves that sometimes two rights make a wrong.The Pogues song about Christmas isn't very good. It's overstayed its welcome.
Lordy you come out with some bollocks at times....![]()
Nope, I think it is utter crap as well. I don't get it, I don't find it funny and quite frankly do not see the attraction.I sometimes think I must be the only person in the universe who didn't think that was the greatest film ever made, and in fact was crap, but I see @raleighnut has given me a like for it so there are at least two of us with our heads screwed on.
Can I also add that their salary is not high and it grinds my gears when people refer to them as the political elite. There're salary would barely get a mortgage to buy a 3 bed semi in most of London.granted a small few have money but not manyI'm a tad disappointed that so much of this thread - whose title actually seems to me to have potential - has turned into an 'I don't like x' ercise.
For some slightly more positive heresy, I think politicians are much-maligned.
I don't know any personally, but I think it likely that many if not most are driven largely if not entirely by a desire to do what they can to advance the common good, as they see it. I think good constituency MPs far outnumber bad ones, and most will do their best to help constituents who need help. I think almost all start off meaning well, and a large proportion remain that way. Of course ego and money play their part, but I suspect most politicians, in this country and many others, probably work harder, and for better motives, than they are ever given credit for.
I really like the Pogues, seen them several times. I was genuinely upset when Kirsty MacColl died, I loved her work and she clearly had a lot more to give. However, that collaboration is an abhomination that proves that sometimes two rights make a wrong.
Can anyone actually understand James Joyce?