the Sam Cam tea is true, I always thought one of the reasons he stepped down as soon as he could and kept out of the spotlight was to repair their marriage.
the Sam Cam tea is true, I always thought one of the reasons he stepped down as soon as he could and kept out of the spotlight was to repair their marriage.So in the Crime thread I have just posted about this creep.....
Real Life Crime and Murder #19
https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news/former-yorkshirelive-reporter-robert-sutcliffe-28936210 Lucky to avoid a prison sentence. He was a respected journalist here in Yorkshire and then his true self was exposed. A proper weirdo nobody should be wanting to go anywhere near.tattle.life
Well since how he is all came out and he got suspended/fired knowing he will never get a MSM job ever again, he has nothing to lose by sharing what he claims to know but couldn't say when he worked in the MSM. He is a weirdo/creep and should be locked up, but I can believe things he's tweeted. After avoiding jail yesterday, expect more gossip tweets to come.
Makes for quite a refreshing change for a Tory MP to be the one getting cheated on by his wife.the Sam Cam tea is true, I always thought one of the reasons he stepped down as soon as he could and kept out of the spotlight was to repair their marriage.
We went to see Mrs Browns Boys the very first night it played in Glasgow. By the end of run, you couldn't get a seat - it was totally sold out. And it sold out for every tour it did afterwards.Brendan O'Carroll has got to have some dirt on somebody high up the ladder. There can’t be any other reason it keeps getting recommissioned!
I was thinking this too!He has just finished. Suddenly, sky, BBC etc have noticed him. Weird how PR works!
Sorry to repeat myself but none of that is true. Jane left school at 15 and met JR as a 16 year old journo. And JR was famous before Paul who didn't appear on TV until 1993. I'm not sure why you are repeating stuff that just isn't true?She was definitely still at school and in uniform. He was a TV presenter and well known, not as famous as his brother Paul but he was famous.
Even if she had left school (she hadn't) she would still be under age and he was still an adult.
We were recently in a local pub and they were there. The whole pub was watching them. They both have incredible presence (him obviously more so) but they are a very striking powerful couple together. He came over and spoke to our son. Whilst I am personally not a fan, he won points.the Sam Cam tea is true, I always thought one of the reasons he stepped down as soon as he could and kept out of the spotlight was to repair their marriage.
He was on Who Do You Think You Are - Brendan. Something to do with the IRA if I remember correctly,Yeah, my mum's 80 and she likes Mrs Brown's Boys. I suppose O'Carroll really tapped into an older audience that wasn't having its comedy needs met. And boy has he made a fortune from it.
The one I'm baffled at being re-commissioned for the past 25 years is Silent bloody Witness. Surely they've covered all possible murders at this point?
To be fair mostly people in a lot of parts of Dublin, especially inner city Dublin have IRA connections. This mostly means the old IRA which went on to be a part of our founding defence forces and government/certain political parties, now if it was the IRA from the 70s/80sHe was on Who Do You Think You Are - Brendan. Something to do with the IRA if I remember correctly,was interesting.
I think it's comedy for (middle class) people who are a bit bigoted and don't have much of a sense of humour.I've noticed that Mrs Brown's Boys is popular with people who are homophobic in an old-fashioned way, despite the cross-dressing. My uncle loves it and so does my weird religious ex work colleague.
I think it was before the 1970's. Probably 1920's if I had to guess. It's not easy to watch old episodes as I would have watched it again as it was interesting. Boy George's was too. I'm part Irish so Irish history interests me.To be fair mostly people in a lot of parts of Dublin, especially inner city Dublin have IRA connections. This mostly means the old IRA which went on to be a part of our founding defence forces and government/certain political parties, now if it was the IRA from the 70s/80s
I must be as rough as a bear's arse then as my telly's enormous!I think it's comedy for (middle class) people who are a bit bigoted and don't have much of a sense of humour.
A few years ago I was staying for the weekend with an older very middle class couple (the sort of people who looked down on me because I'm from East London and grew up in a council house). Right humourless pair. One evening they put the tiny TV on (the more MC you are the smaller your TV, this was like a computer monitor) and laughed hysterically through a whole episode of Mrs Brown's Boys. I was utterly baffled.
I don’t agree with him on lots of things but the always think of that heartless comment by Jack Monroe about his deceased child when I think of him.We were recently in a local pub and they were there. The whole pub was watching them. They both have incredible presence (him obviously more so) but they are a very striking powerful couple together. He came over and spoke to our son. Whilst I am personally not a fan, he won points.
His bodyguards were well hidden
I don’t follow Jack Monroe but yes they lost a much loved childI don’t agree with him on lots of things but the always think of that heartless comment by Jack Monroe about his deceased child when I think of him.
Baddiel and Skinner are/were gross. Making a big deal about watching porn when they shared a flat and both masturbating together. And the obsession with anal sex. Baddiel told a story about someone knocking at the door and he answered it with his trousers down saying 'sorry I've just had a wank'.Gross pair. Both need putting in an antiseptic bath they look so grubby. So crude & unnecessary. (Self identify as a prude).
Don't worry my TVs are also massive. We've more TVs in our house than peopleI must be as rough as a bear's arse then as my telly's enormous!
Oh yeah then most of us would have connections, I had family members tell me stories of resistance fighters running through tenements from the British forces dropping guns as they went and the women hiding the guns in the basins of water they were washing clothes in.I think it was before the 1970's. Probably 1920's if I had to guess. It's not easy to watch old episodes as I would have watched it again as it was interesting. Boy George's was too. I'm part Irish so Irish history interests me.
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I must be as rough as a bear's arse then as my telly's enormous!
David Baddiel always seemed like a self satisfied smug prat to me, although Morwenna Banks has put up with him for over 25 years so he must have some redeeming hidden qualities.Baddiel and Skinner are/were gross. Making a big deal about watching porn when they shared a flat and both masturbating together. And the obsession with anal sex. Baddiel told a story about someone knocking at the door and he answered it with his trousers down saying 'sorry I've just had a wank'.
They've both pivoted now to being 'intellectuals'
I can't stand his politics, at all, but losing a child and Jack trying to score points from that situation makes me furious and sick to the stomach. Hateful wench.I don’t agree with him on lots of things but the always think of that heartless comment by Jack Monroe about his deceased child when I think of him.
He has a son the same age....sick. I do not believe that these young women are actually physically attracted to these fat old blokes.
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