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JTaylor 04 March 2016 04:57 AM

Please stay, Mr. President.
 

PaulC72 04 March 2016 10:17 AM

Did all the white people boycott it? just like the blacks did the oscars?

pimmo2000 04 March 2016 11:46 AM


JTaylor 04 March 2016 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by PaulC72 (Post 11805160)
Did all the white people boycott it? just like the blacks did the oscars?

No.

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...535015f007.png

neil-h 04 March 2016 12:13 PM

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: Thankyou, that's made my day that has. :thumb:

PaulC72 04 March 2016 12:14 PM


Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11805211)

Shoved them all to the back I see...and just for record the Oscars host was black ;-)

JTaylor 04 March 2016 12:18 PM


Originally Posted by PaulC72 (Post 11805221)
Shoved them all to the back I see...and just for record the Oscars host was black ;-)

I know. This was genius:

https://au.entertainment.yahoo.com/c...ing-monologue/

Cpt Jack Sparrow 04 March 2016 12:52 PM


Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11805223)

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

hodgy0_2 04 March 2016 11:37 PM


Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11805223)

Obama is so much classier than that!!



Fix the immigration system - all that and praying five time a days

Fvcking genius, and I think Michelle is fantastic too

Lee225 05 March 2016 06:38 AM

I wonder what sort of gatherings Donald trump would have if he gets to the White House?

An0n0m0us 09 March 2016 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by Lee225 (Post 11805542)
I wonder what sort of gatherings Donald trump would have if he gets to the White House?

http://media-2.web.britannica.com/eb...4-18004705.jpg

dpb 09 March 2016 09:06 AM

Probably still have the Mexicans in to do the catering

hodgy0_2 09 March 2016 03:41 PM

most humour has an element truth about it

and that did make me smile

albob 12 March 2016 11:13 PM

anybody but Trump...

http://static6.businessinsider.com/i...ug-runners.jpg

Turbohot 13 March 2016 01:25 PM

Funny how Obama is being asked to stay for his happy-clappy, body jiggling singing along while the same OP was embarrassed :facepalm: when our Cameron and Boris did the same in the Olympic 2012 ceremony. I don't think our Spicegirls and our politicians are that bad, you know. :D

BTW, Boris looked quite cute when he jiggled his wide waist on 'weally, weally want'. I still remember it. :lol1:

JTaylor 13 March 2016 02:13 PM


Originally Posted by Turbohot (Post 11808753)
Funny how Obama is being asked to stay for his happy-clappy, body jiggling singing along while the same OP was embarrassed :facepalm: when our Cameron and Boris did the same in the Olympic 2012 ceremony. I don't think our Spicegirls and our politicians are that bad, you know. :D

BTW, Boris looked quite cute when he jiggled his wide waist on 'weally, weally want'. I still remember it. :lol1:

Obama's got soul. :cool:

Turbohot 13 March 2016 02:24 PM


Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11808766)
Obama's got soul. :cool:

I love soul meself very much, like. But charity begins at home, and our Boris and Camo perhaps have spirits. I'm not into spirits meself, but I don't mind at
mainly our Boris giving it loads (most possibly) under the influence. :lol1: I say 'most possibly' because I hear that Brits can only dance if under the influence.

Please, stay, Mr. London Mayor! :cool: :D

joz8968 13 March 2016 02:34 PM


Originally Posted by Turbohot
...I say 'most possibly' because I hear that Brits can only dance if under the influence...

Ooh, 'inverted' racism. :D

Only kidding. ;)

JTaylor 13 March 2016 02:38 PM

http://www.theguardian.com/sport/vid...ce-girls-video

:facepalm:

JTaylor 13 March 2016 02:40 PM

And besides, the British ought to know better. :o

Turbohot 13 March 2016 02:53 PM


Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11808783)

See, how cute our fatty Boris looked! :luxhello: You have nothing to be :facepalm: about. :D

Turbohot 13 March 2016 03:14 PM


Originally Posted by joz8968 (Post 11808780)
Ooh, 'inverted' racism. :D

Only kidding. ;)

I wouldn't say that. It was quite an open racism, actually. A neutral one, though.

It was actually a friend called Blue who told me that. He must have been racist towards himself because he's white, Bristolian Brit. He used to be amazed with how I danced without being under the influence of any alcohol or drug while he had to drink st least 6 drinks to come on the dance floor. I once broke his nose by mistake with my headbanging on the 'jump around' song. I also broke a girl's tooth like that. They both forgave me, like. They knew they were mega pished and came too close to me while I was just minding my own business and just dancing!





Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11808786)
And besides, the British ought to know better. :o

Yes, they do. They do know how to drink better. :lol1:

Have you tried that 9% yet? The one TT suggested? £3.50 from ASDA?

I'd never pay that for any stupid beer bottle.

Turbohot 13 March 2016 03:16 PM

I don't know why ^ is fekked up; with Jimbo's quote on top and then later again. I'm not drunk btw.

Corrected. :thumb:

JTaylor 13 March 2016 03:55 PM


Originally Posted by Turbohot (Post 11808803)
I wouldn't say they. It was quite an open racism, actually. A neutral one, though.

It was actually friend called Blue who told me that. He must have been racist towards himself because he's white, Bristolian Brit. He used to be amazed with how I danced without being under the influence of any alcohol or drug while he had to drink st least 6 drinks to come on the dance floor. I once broke his nose by mistake with my headbanging on the 'jump around' song. I also broke a girl's tooth like that. They both forgave me, like. They knew they were mega pished and came too close to me while I was just minding my own business and just dancing!






Yes, they do. They do know how to drink better. :lol1:

Have you tried that 9% yet? The one TT suggested? £3.50 from ASDA?

I'd never pay that for any stupid beer bottle.

Not yet, but if I can muster up the courage to go in to Asda it'll be in my basket quicker than you can say Rack Jobinson.

joz8968 13 March 2016 04:35 PM


Originally Posted by JTaylor
And besides, the British ought to know better. :o

Snigger.

Some musician or conductor was saying that, generally, the Brits suffer with lack of understanding of rhythm. He mentioned, that when trying to clap in concert with the beat of a passage of music, that an auditorium full of Brits tend to clap '180 degrees' out - IYSWIM.

By contrast, American audiences are allegedly generally much better at it.

JTaylor 13 March 2016 05:22 PM


Originally Posted by joz8968 (Post 11808828)
Snigger.

Some musician or conductor was saying that, generally, the Brits suffer with lack of understanding of rhythm. He mentioned, that when trying to clap in concert with the beat of a passage of music, that an auditorium full of Brits tend to clap '180 degrees' out - IYSWIM.

By contrast, American audiences are allegedly generally much better at it.

I'm a drummer and find any British attempt to clap along to anything absolutely infuriating. No conception of the off-beat! :mad:

joz8968 13 March 2016 05:44 PM

lol


But I envy you. Would love to be able to drum. I just do not have an aptitude for the requisite multi-taking. And keeping it all to a beat, to boot!

A bit like rubbing your tummy whilst patting your head... But infinitely harder!

The one thing I will take away from it though is, that great word, 'paradiddle'. :lol1:

Turbohot 13 March 2016 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by JTaylor (Post 11808870)
I'm a drummer and find any British attempt to clap along to anything absolutely infuriating. No conception of the off-beat! :mad:

I thought you was a guitarist, Jimmy? If you're a drummer as well, then fantastic! Drums are cool! You should put a soundcloud clip here, with you're beating the drums mercilessly in it, man.:cool:

Turbohot 13 March 2016 06:02 PM


Originally Posted by joz8968 (Post 11808828)
Snigger.

Some musician or conductor was saying that, generally, the Brits suffer with lack of understanding of rhythm. He mentioned, that when trying to clap in concert with the beat of a passage of music, that an auditorium full of Brits tend to clap '180 degrees' out - IYSWIM.

By contrast, American audiences are allegedly generally much better at it.

I'm not trying to make this thread a religious thread but do you think it's to do with America having more Christians than we have, here? I'm saying that because you see American Christians always clapping and dancing with their sonorous gospel music in the church etc. So, perhaps due to that ample 'clapping in harmony' practice, they become good at it.
Maybe? :confused:

I think Hare Krishna clapping practice certainly correlates with the Indians being dead good with their rhythm and harmony sense. They're always either clapping along, singing or dancing in front of their Gods.

joz8968 13 March 2016 06:04 PM

You could well be onto something.


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