TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE-BRITS.COM

[skel]

Glad to know the Union remains solid.





Am sure that, should England win on Monday, HM's staunch and loyal in Hereford or Shrewsbury or Dyfed (or wherever else you got your arses handed to you about a thousand years ago) will be cheering to the rafters of dey little wattle n daub huts.





Please ask them not too make too much noise, I have let out my holiday home to some friends.





::ice grill/wink combo::

 

[neil_something]

Ha! When the Olympics roll around I'll consider getting my jingoism on for Team GB...





Also, having finally remembered to buy some CD's I can now burn some tunes for you. Let me know where to send them.

 

[skel]

^^^^^^


COMING TO BURN MY HOUSE DOWN NOW

 

[skel]

And really doe, those of the "anyone but England" mindset need to be aware that desire for revenge is the confirmation of pain.





Let that shit go. It's probably hundreds of years old.


It maybe handed down from your folks.


But there's a ton of wrong crap that parents try to dump on descendents, and even though well-meant, is consigned to history.





Let this be one of them, people of the Briddish Isles.

 

[DOR]

I found my new fav TV show. Which has pulled my interest away from Euro...





ICE CREAM WARS UK

 

[neil_something]

skel said:Let that shit go. It's probably hundreds of years old.




Nah, only the staunchest nationalist would base any of this on history. In fact, it would frankly be un-British not to carry on the proud tradition of the neighborly, good-natured rivalry, ?? la Millwall and West Ham...

 

[skel]

The England vs Celtic fringe asshurt is all one way.





Your local football rivalries are in both direction.





Let's not kid around here. It's all about perceived historical injustices, and current perceived imbalance in money/treatment/centralisation/monopoly is a useful tool that the most asshurt spin to bolster their cause.





I'm surprised at clever dudes falling for it, tbh.

 

[DocMcCoy]

I was talking to some folks in work about this on Friday. Whilst I obviously couldn't possibly root against England, rooting for them is now such a pointless, empty, unfulfilling business that it's become a case of investing the bare minimum of hope in their chances, and letting the pieces fall where they may.

 

[neil_something]

It reminds me slightly of the one-sided England vs. Germany rivalry (I'm pretty sure Germany are pretty meh about the whole thing, seeing their true rivals as Netherlands?)





But really, there is no historical asshurt here. I just like trolling the English who seem to care very deeply about not being loved by the rest of the union.

 

[DocMcCoy]

neil_something said:It reminds me slightly of the one-sided England vs. Germany rivalry (I'm pretty sure Germany are pretty meh about the whole thing, seeing their true rivals as Netherlands?)





But really, there is no historical asshurt here. I just like trolling the English who seem to care very deeply about not being loved by the rest of the union.




I look forward to observing that rivalry first-hand later this week. On Saturday, the bars and cafes were fairly quiet for Holland/Denmark, but Germany/Portugal was a different matter. Since Germany/Holland is now a must-win for Oranje, it should add an additional level of tension.

 

[Okem]

DocMcCoy said:I was talking to some folks in work about this on Friday. Whilst I obviously couldn't possibly root against England, rooting for them is now such a pointless, empty, unfulfilling business that it's become a case of investing the bare minimum of hope in their chances, and letting the pieces fall where they may.

This tournament has found my 'fucks given' at an all time low also. It's a strange experience. What with as many Arsenal players in the Germany squad as the English it opens up all manor of strange, confusing, hitherto unfelt feelings.

 

[pcmr]

stream link please

 

[Jimster]

LONDON 2012 OLYMPICS





Who is amped like a yank right now?


Who is benefitting from enforced LDN makeovers in their day-to-day?


Who can sort a mug out with cheap tickets for the footy outside of LDN?


Who is mad that the money should be spent "Catching real criminals" / "Kidney machines"





Contractor dude next to me is having the time off unpaid to do the event marshalling and all that. I myself confess to lining the coffers to the tune of ??22 for a T from Next. It's a nice T and has the pickle on it. It's pretty much the view from my mates yard in Tower Hamlets.

 

[skel]

Steadfastedly unstoked here on the south side.





I'm a bit sore that Blackheath and Greenwich park have been mutilated to cater for the horsey stuff.


Really though, show jumping FFS.





That view from the top of the hill is effed.





Still, the daily journey to London Bridge shouldn't be too impacted.





We're totally saturated with Big Sporting Events, they're just BAU these days, no?





BSE fatigue.

 

[badder_than_evil]

I had less hope for England than ever going into this tournament but I still found myself getting excited for the game yesterday..a complete false hope that England would come out and play their game for once(attack,attack,attack) and bring back the feeling from Euro 96.





WRONG!





How many managers will it take to realize we can't play the counter-attacking game????

 

[bennyboy]

Haven't they just closed most of Greenwich Park off? The f*cks. Didn't know they'd commandeered Blackheath as well. The tw*ts.





Sport is not exactly a1 priority in my life, so this is going to be a tedious, flag-waving, sport-filled crawl through the summer. How long does it go on for? IS IT AS LONG AS BIG BROTHER?

 

[skel]

bennyboy said:Haven't they just closed most of Greenwich Park off? The f*cks. Didn't know they'd commandeered Blackheath as wel




The north half side where the road to Sun In The Sands roundabout goes, all partitioned off.





Kite dudes still have the south main field but still.





THINK OF THE DONKEYS

 

[bennyboy]

Can I point you all to the Secret History of our Streets, on BBC2, inna minute? Deptford was v good last week. Camberwell Grove tonight, where I spent a large part of the 90's, drinking, down the Grove. Nostalgia fest.

 

[skel]

Hit deptford market on saturday, lots of records but no good uns.


Picked up a brand new PS2 controller for a quid, amped.





Camberwell is a mile from me but no love.


What's there, really?


Sun n Doves was a haunt BITD.

 

[bennyboy]

No idea what Camberwell is like now, sure it's nothing like when we were hanging out, Sun & Doves was a nice bar, if I remember rightly. Sort of a forerunner of every bar on every corner now. The Grove was our spot tho', it was like that programme - mix of builders, squatters, minor level musicians, students etc etc. Some good people. And couple of good record shops down there, I think. All gone now, of course. *cries*