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Post by Nobbygas on May 21, 2024 10:06:14 GMT
Even though the programme could be labeled as entertainment, it also carries an important message as to how officialdom and red tape drive up farming costs and hinder the farmers, so yes, it does relate to 'current affairs'. I guess Match of the Day is a political party broadcast then. 😂😂 No, that's about football. I think you are getting a mite confused.
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Post by oldie on May 21, 2024 11:05:15 GMT
I guess Match of the Day is a political party broadcast then. 😂😂 No, that's about football. I think you are getting a mite confused. Whoosh
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Post by Nobbygas on May 21, 2024 12:42:50 GMT
No, that's about football. I think you are getting a mite confused. Whoosh and I'm happy for your views to do that.
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Post by oldie on May 21, 2024 13:30:33 GMT
and I'm happy for your views to do that. 👏👏😱😂
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Post by bluetornados on Jun 3, 2024 14:07:02 GMT
Jeremy Clarkson forced to reject teens looking for jobs at farm as he highlights flaw with younger generation..by Alex Davies.i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/28/13/85419719-13467409-image-a-35_1716898912895.jpgJeremy Clarkson has shared the one key reason why he is unable to offer jobs at his Cotswolds farm to certain teenagers keen to offer their help. Just days after Clarkson issued a blistering response to the Conservatives' plans for National Service and suggested youngsters should work on farms instead, it seems it's not as simple a proposition as he may have thought. Over the course of three seasons of Clarkson's Farm now, Amazon viewers have witnessed firsthand just how much effort and manpower goes into farming Diddly Squat as well as keeping the popular farm shop afloat. Kaleb Cooper, Charlie Ireland, Gerald Cooper and Alan 'The Builder' are just a few who've helped Clarkson and partner Lisa Hogan keep the farm running but the reality is that there are several other employees who help Diddly Squat thrive. However, a trend that Clarkson has noticed in the swathes of job applications he receives from youngsters who want to join the team is that many haven't learned to drive. He lamented the flaw among the younger generation in his latest Times column as he penned: "God knows why a young person would look at my farming show and think, 'Mmm, that’s what I want to do for a living'." Clarkson went on to joke that "it’s fun to whizz about at harvest time" but described life on the farm as "mostly a smorgasbord of mud, pain and sadness". Clarkson then revealed the "one thing in common" the applicants have is that they haven't passed their driving test, which poses a problem for the former Top Gear host. He mused: "So how are they going to get to and from the farm when it’s three in the morning and a pig is dying? Or it’s 10pm and we’ve just decided to plough one more field before calling it a day?" Clarkson went on to rip apart the alternatives: "There are buses, sure. I saw one in November, and I’m told another came along in February but I can’t confirm that. "Some might argue that they could come on a bicycle, but we don’t employ that sort of person here," he remarked. The Grand Tour star then went on to question why this trend among the younger generation has come into existence, putting it down to the fact that many view cars as a "unnecessary expense". "I know of no young person who thinks a car might be 'fun'. Or that speed is exciting... Nor do they see a car as a symbol of freedom. They see it as a tool. And, worse, a tool they can do without." Clarkson's complaint comes just days after he explained the list of requirements he looks for from applicants in a social media post. i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/23/10/64854931-11460837-image-a-44_1669199984954.jpgIn response to his National Service suggestion, one fan said they'd take a job which prompted Clarkson to reply: "If you would work f***ing hard and be prepared to put your whole arm in a cow, and never moan, we’d take you." He also told another X follower: "The shop is always on the look out for bright, chatty people. We don’t care about qualifications. Just be fun." One area of the farm that won't be needing any staff any time soon is Clarkson's ill-fated restaurant at Diddly Squat. Despite celebrating his "biggest ever f*** you" over the council after he appealed the enforcement of closure on the farm, Clarkson was unable to reopen his restaurant. He provided an update on the restaurant situation last month after his "Clarkson's Clause" sparked a change in farming law which removed red tape for farmers to be able to diversify on their land. "So if the #ClarksonClause has now come into effect, does that mean that @jeremyclarkson can reopen the restaurant?" one person asked Clarkson on X on May 23, prompting the farm owner to reply: "Annoyingly, we can’t."
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Post by bluetornados on Jul 8, 2024 4:41:52 GMT
Jeremy Clarkson 'offers almost £1million for pub within minutes of meeting owner'..by Joel Leaver, Showbiz Reporter.i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article33188451.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200d/0_jeremycotsworld.jpgJeremy Clarkson was reportedly "so intent" on taking over a village pub that he offered the owner almost £1 million for it shortly after meeting her. It was announced recently that Jeremy 64, had bought the Windmill pub near Burford in Oxfordshire. The presenter is said to have bought the freehold to it and it reportedly isn't tied to a brewery. It's been suggested that as a result he can sell his own beer and farm produce at the venue, which is located around ten miles from Diddly Squat Farm. Renovation work is understood to be underway at the pub. Jeremy teased in a post on Instagram earlier this week: "New pub coming along. Only the water, gas, lavatories, staff and electrics to sort and we'll be ready to go." Jeremy was reportedly "so intent" on taking over the village pub that he offered the owner "almost £1 million" for it "within minutes of meeting her,".. As previously reported, Jeremy had himself once stated that he bought the property for "less than £1 million". Jackie Walker, 79, who is said to have opened the pub with her late husband Alan Walker in 1983, reportedly hadn't put it on the market and was surprised to be told of Jeremy's interest which "accelerated into a finalised deal within minutes of their meeting". She told the outlet that a film crew came into the pub and the "next thing" she knew, someone with Jeremy knocked on the door and asked if she was interested in selling it. i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article33188458.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200e/1_Cotswold-villagers-cant-wait-to-cash-in-on-Clarksons-pub.jpgJeremy Clarkson has bought village pub the Windmill near Burford in OxfordshireShe was reportedly invited to meet with him at his home in a nearby village to discuss possible terms. She said: "The first thing Jeremy said to me was I suppose you want a lot of money for this." He's said to have made her an immediate offer that was much more than she had expected. and she accepted immediately. Jackie, who reportedly accepted immediately, said that it made her "laugh" but she noted it "is" Jeremy. She told the outlet that the met for coffee at his house and that she had taken over maps of the place for the meeting. She described Jeremy and his partner Lisa Hogan as "charming," adding that she "really liked them". She added: "I had not been planning to sell the place, but I wasn't that happy with how it was being run and I am not getting any younger." Jackie said that she stepped back from day-to-day running of the pub after decades in around 2013 when her husband Alan died, aged 73, 11 years ago and allowed leaseholders to continue its operation. Jeremy reportedly bought out the remaining five years on that lease from husband and wife leaseholders Barry and Vanessa Eason when he did the deal. The Easons are said to have left last month. Jackie continued by sharing her assumption that Jeremy will make a TV series "out of it". She expressed hope that he makes a "big success" of the pub, commenting that herself and late husband Alan had "so much fun running it". The project will reportedly be filmed by the same production company that makes Clarkson's Farm for Amazon Prime. It's been reported that Jeremy has suggested that he expects to re-open the Windmill sometime later this year.
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Post by bluetornados on Aug 23, 2024 17:20:42 GMT
Hundreds queue for opening of Jeremy Clarkson's pub..Report by Charlotte Andrews & PA Media, BBC News.
i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/15/88860437-13772681-image-a-13_1724422068295.jpg More than 400 people waited hours to be the first to enter Clarkson's new pubHundreds of people have queued to be the first inside Jeremy Clarkson's new pub ahead of its grand opening. Based in Asthall, near Burford in Oxfordshire, The Farmer's Dog opened to the public at 12:00 BST. The former Top Gear presenter revealed earlier this year he had paid "less than £1 million" for the pub, previously known as The Windmill. There are fears the venture could bring more traffic problems, following the success of his Diddly Squat farm shop. Mr Clarkson was seen driving into the rear car park shortly before 10:45, before re-appearing to carry a box into the pub. He told reporters why he wanted to open the pub. "We wanted to have that restaurant on the farm last year and we couldn't, and pubs, they are all for sale. "So, we thought instead of building a restaurant we would buy a pub." He described getting ready for the opening as "terribly stressful". "There's just so many things about running a pub you don't think about. "Yesterday we had the soft opening and someone's managed to smash the lavatory door. "When you go to a festival and go in the bogs, you think, does your bathroom at home look like this? How can you break a bathroom door?" i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/12/88855287-13772681-image-m-2_1724413063075.jpg A board placed outside The Farmer's Dog stating the everything inside Clarkson's new pub is grown and raised in Great Britain Mr Clarkson says he is happy with his choice of location. He said: "We looked at 40 pubs. We needed some very special things like a big car park, a big car park and lots of parking, and no little roads to get to it. "There's no-one to annoy. It's a good spot." He does have doubts as to whether his new venture, which only serve British produce, will be profitable though. He said: "I'm not very good at business plans and I haven't done one. "I do know this. If I take one of our pigs and we slaughter it and butcher it and we turn it into sausages and we sell it here, it costs us 74p. "If I buy imported pig meat it is 18p. So, something is wrong with the food system in this country." The TV star has faced pushback over the years from locals in West Oxfordshire when he has tried to expand his Diddly Squat farm project. Some residents also expressed concerns about traffic problems because the pub is located next to the busy A40 road. But Oxfordshire County Council said it had worked "closely and pro-actively" with Clarkson's team ahead of the opening. "Several measures have been taken to reduce the likelihood of traffic and parking-related problems, and to support the safe and successful opening of the site," a council spokesman said. Mr Clarkson even posted on social media to thank the authority for its help. Motorists are being asked to only use designated off-highway car parks and not park on the roads or verges nearby. i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/14/88858785-13772681-image-a-5_1724420126374.jpgJeremy Clarkson and his partner Lisa Hogan.
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Post by baselswh on Aug 23, 2024 17:58:15 GMT
Hundreds queue for opening of Jeremy Clarkson's pub..Report by Charlotte Andrews & PA Media, BBC News.
i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/15/88860437-13772681-image-a-13_1724422068295.jpg More than 400 people waited hours to be the first to enter Clarkson's new pubHundreds of people have queued to be the first inside Jeremy Clarkson's new pub ahead of its grand opening. Based in Asthall, near Burford in Oxfordshire, The Farmer's Dog opened to the public at 12:00 BST. The former Top Gear presenter revealed earlier this year he had paid "less than £1 million" for the pub, previously known as The Windmill. There are fears the venture could bring more traffic problems, following the success of his Diddly Squat farm shop. Mr Clarkson was seen driving into the rear car park shortly before 10:45, before re-appearing to carry a box into the pub. He told reporters why he wanted to open the pub. "We wanted to have that restaurant on the farm last year and we couldn't, and pubs, they are all for sale. "So, we thought instead of building a restaurant we would buy a pub." He described getting ready for the opening as "terribly stressful". "There's just so many things about running a pub you don't think about. "Yesterday we had the soft opening and someone's managed to smash the lavatory door. "When you go to a festival and go in the bogs, you think, does your bathroom at home look like this? How can you break a bathroom door?" i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/12/88855287-13772681-image-m-2_1724413063075.jpg A board placed outside The Farmer's Dog stating the everything inside Clarkson's new pub is grown and raised in Great Britain Mr Clarkson says he is happy with his choice of location. He said: "We looked at 40 pubs. We needed some very special things like a big car park, a big car park and lots of parking, and no little roads to get to it. "There's no-one to annoy. It's a good spot." He does have doubts as to whether his new venture, which only serve British produce, will be profitable though. He said: "I'm not very good at business plans and I haven't done one. "I do know this. If I take one of our pigs and we slaughter it and butcher it and we turn it into sausages and we sell it here, it costs us 74p. "If I buy imported pig meat it is 18p. So, something is wrong with the food system in this country." The TV star has faced pushback over the years from locals in West Oxfordshire when he has tried to expand his Diddly Squat farm project. Some residents also expressed concerns about traffic problems because the pub is located next to the busy A40 road. But Oxfordshire County Council said it had worked "closely and pro-actively" with Clarkson's team ahead of the opening. "Several measures have been taken to reduce the likelihood of traffic and parking-related problems, and to support the safe and successful opening of the site," a council spokesman said. Mr Clarkson even posted on social media to thank the authority for its help. Motorists are being asked to only use designated off-highway car parks and not park on the roads or verges nearby. i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/14/88858785-13772681-image-a-5_1724420126374.jpgJeremy Clarkson and his partner Lisa Hogan. Burford. One of my favourite GCC sign posts spelt it Buford,splendidly next to a grammar school.
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Post by oldie on Aug 23, 2024 19:40:30 GMT
Hundreds queue for opening of Jeremy Clarkson's pub..Report by Charlotte Andrews & PA Media, BBC News.
i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/15/88860437-13772681-image-a-13_1724422068295.jpg More than 400 people waited hours to be the first to enter Clarkson's new pubHundreds of people have queued to be the first inside Jeremy Clarkson's new pub ahead of its grand opening. Based in Asthall, near Burford in Oxfordshire, The Farmer's Dog opened to the public at 12:00 BST. The former Top Gear presenter revealed earlier this year he had paid "less than £1 million" for the pub, previously known as The Windmill. There are fears the venture could bring more traffic problems, following the success of his Diddly Squat farm shop. Mr Clarkson was seen driving into the rear car park shortly before 10:45, before re-appearing to carry a box into the pub. He told reporters why he wanted to open the pub. "We wanted to have that restaurant on the farm last year and we couldn't, and pubs, they are all for sale. "So, we thought instead of building a restaurant we would buy a pub." He described getting ready for the opening as "terribly stressful". "There's just so many things about running a pub you don't think about. "Yesterday we had the soft opening and someone's managed to smash the lavatory door. "When you go to a festival and go in the bogs, you think, does your bathroom at home look like this? How can you break a bathroom door?" i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/12/88855287-13772681-image-m-2_1724413063075.jpg A board placed outside The Farmer's Dog stating the everything inside Clarkson's new pub is grown and raised in Great Britain Mr Clarkson says he is happy with his choice of location. He said: "We looked at 40 pubs. We needed some very special things like a big car park, a big car park and lots of parking, and no little roads to get to it. "There's no-one to annoy. It's a good spot." He does have doubts as to whether his new venture, which only serve British produce, will be profitable though. He said: "I'm not very good at business plans and I haven't done one. "I do know this. If I take one of our pigs and we slaughter it and butcher it and we turn it into sausages and we sell it here, it costs us 74p. "If I buy imported pig meat it is 18p. So, something is wrong with the food system in this country." The TV star has faced pushback over the years from locals in West Oxfordshire when he has tried to expand his Diddly Squat farm project. Some residents also expressed concerns about traffic problems because the pub is located next to the busy A40 road. But Oxfordshire County Council said it had worked "closely and pro-actively" with Clarkson's team ahead of the opening. "Several measures have been taken to reduce the likelihood of traffic and parking-related problems, and to support the safe and successful opening of the site," a council spokesman said. Mr Clarkson even posted on social media to thank the authority for its help. Motorists are being asked to only use designated off-highway car parks and not park on the roads or verges nearby. i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/14/88858785-13772681-image-a-5_1724420126374.jpgJeremy Clarkson and his partner Lisa Hogan. Ummm...yawn
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Post by bluetornados on Aug 23, 2024 19:54:41 GMT
Hundreds queue for opening of Jeremy Clarkson's pub..Report by Charlotte Andrews & PA Media, BBC News.
i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/15/88860437-13772681-image-a-13_1724422068295.jpg More than 400 people waited hours to be the first to enter Clarkson's new pubHundreds of people have queued to be the first inside Jeremy Clarkson's new pub ahead of its grand opening. Based in Asthall, near Burford in Oxfordshire, The Farmer's Dog opened to the public at 12:00 BST. The former Top Gear presenter revealed earlier this year he had paid "less than £1 million" for the pub, previously known as The Windmill. There are fears the venture could bring more traffic problems, following the success of his Diddly Squat farm shop. Mr Clarkson was seen driving into the rear car park shortly before 10:45, before re-appearing to carry a box into the pub. He told reporters why he wanted to open the pub. "We wanted to have that restaurant on the farm last year and we couldn't, and pubs, they are all for sale. "So, we thought instead of building a restaurant we would buy a pub." He described getting ready for the opening as "terribly stressful". "There's just so many things about running a pub you don't think about. "Yesterday we had the soft opening and someone's managed to smash the lavatory door. "When you go to a festival and go in the bogs, you think, does your bathroom at home look like this? How can you break a bathroom door?" i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/12/88855287-13772681-image-m-2_1724413063075.jpg A board placed outside The Farmer's Dog stating the everything inside Clarkson's new pub is grown and raised in Great Britain Mr Clarkson says he is happy with his choice of location. He said: "We looked at 40 pubs. We needed some very special things like a big car park, a big car park and lots of parking, and no little roads to get to it. "There's no-one to annoy. It's a good spot." He does have doubts as to whether his new venture, which only serve British produce, will be profitable though. He said: "I'm not very good at business plans and I haven't done one. "I do know this. If I take one of our pigs and we slaughter it and butcher it and we turn it into sausages and we sell it here, it costs us 74p. "If I buy imported pig meat it is 18p. So, something is wrong with the food system in this country." The TV star has faced pushback over the years from locals in West Oxfordshire when he has tried to expand his Diddly Squat farm project. Some residents also expressed concerns about traffic problems because the pub is located next to the busy A40 road. But Oxfordshire County Council said it had worked "closely and pro-actively" with Clarkson's team ahead of the opening. "Several measures have been taken to reduce the likelihood of traffic and parking-related problems, and to support the safe and successful opening of the site," a council spokesman said. Mr Clarkson even posted on social media to thank the authority for its help. Motorists are being asked to only use designated off-highway car parks and not park on the roads or verges nearby. i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/23/14/88858785-13772681-image-a-5_1724420126374.jpgJeremy Clarkson and his partner Lisa Hogan. Ummm...yawn Well, Les, My dear old friend, at the ripe old age of 72 you really do need to look after yourself, raising your blood pressure by getting upset is not a good mix... We also know that in your own words previously you do like a wee dram or two, Les i implore you to take very good care of yourself, have a good evening Les.
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Post by trymer on Aug 24, 2024 8:41:34 GMT
Well, Les, My dear old friend, at the ripe old age of 72 you really do need to look after yourself, raising your blood pressure by getting upset is not a good mix... We also know that in your own words previously you do like a wee dram or two, Les i implore you to take very good care of yourself, have a good evening Les. Well said bt , why does this boring old f@rt think that only he should be allowed to post on the forum ? he really is a sad case hopefully he will be banned again soon and his next ban is permanent !
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Post by oldie on Aug 24, 2024 10:14:52 GMT
Well, Les, My dear old friend, at the ripe old age of 72 you really do need to look after yourself, raising your blood pressure by getting upset is not a good mix... We also know that in your own words previously you do like a wee dram or two, Les i implore you to take very good care of yourself, have a good evening Les. Well said bt , why does this boring old f@rt think that only he should be allowed to post on the forum ? he really is a sad case hopefully he will be banned again soon and his next ban is permanent ! 😂😂😂 But it is not a post, it never is. It's just cut paste of other people words from news items which are either days old or already well known. No links to the original article so we can read ourselves... I am not suggesting that BT has no right to do it, of course not. I am questioning the point and validity, of which there appears to be none. You yourself were critical over the last few days of the time people spend on social media etc. Have you added up the number of (and very long) cut and paste posts this chap makes across multiple sub sections of this forum? It's unreal. Unlike you I don't care, but Christ it's tedious.
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Post by baselswh on Aug 24, 2024 11:12:52 GMT
Well said bt , why does this boring old f@rt think that only he should be allowed to post on the forum ? he really is a sad case hopefully he will be banned again soon and his next ban is permanent ! 😂😂😂 But it is not a post, it never is. It's just cut paste of other people words from news items which are either days old or already well known. No links to the original article so we can read ourselves... I am not suggesting that BT has no right to do it, of course not. I am questioning the point and validity, of which there appears to be none. You yourself were critical over the last few days of the time people spend on social media etc. Have you added up the number of (and very long) cut and paste posts this chap makes across multiple sub sections of this forum? It's unreal. Unlike you I don't care, but Christ it's tedious. "Cut paste of other people's words". Yet you like that sort of thing in history books Oldie.😏
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Post by oldie on Aug 24, 2024 11:19:57 GMT
😂😂😂 But it is not a post, it never is. It's just cut paste of other people words from news items which are either days old or already well known. No links to the original article so we can read ourselves... I am not suggesting that BT has no right to do it, of course not. I am questioning the point and validity, of which there appears to be none. You yourself were critical over the last few days of the time people spend on social media etc. Have you added up the number of (and very long) cut and paste posts this chap makes across multiple sub sections of this forum? It's unreal. Unlike you I don't care, but Christ it's tedious. "Cut paste of other people's words". Yet you like that sort of thing in history books Oldie.😏 I am sure that means something to somebody
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Post by baselswh on Aug 24, 2024 11:25:43 GMT
"Cut paste of other people's words". Yet you like that sort of thing in history books Oldie.😏 I am sure that means something to somebody The cricketers history book eg.
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Post by bluetornados on Aug 24, 2024 20:03:34 GMT
Well said bt , why does this boring old f@rt think that only he should be allowed to post on the forum ? he really is a sad case hopefully he will be banned again soon and his next ban is permanent ! 😂😂😂 But it is not a post, it never is. It's just cut paste of other people words from news items which are either days old or already well known. No links to the original article so we can read ourselves... I am not suggesting that BT has no right to do it, of course not. I am questioning the point and validity, of which there appears to be none. You yourself were critical over the last few days of the time people spend on social media etc. Have you added up the number of (and very long) cut and paste posts this chap makes across multiple sub sections of this forum? It's unreal. Unlike you I don't care, but Christ it's tedious. i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/article33531000.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200d/0_jeremy-clarkson-carrying-mushrooms-at-the-opening-of-his-new-pub-ben-birchallpa.jpgLes, My dear 72 year-old friend, almost everything of your diatribe narrative above is unconscionable, monotonous and quite simply uninteresting. Les, like i have said to you before, if it upsets you what i or any other contributor has to say, you do not have to get involved, think of that raised blood pressure. Les, i am very concerned of your future well-being, as the well known adage says 'keep calm and carry on'...sweet dreams my good pal.
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Post by oldie on Aug 24, 2024 21:17:40 GMT
😂😂😂 But it is not a post, it never is. It's just cut paste of other people words from news items which are either days old or already well known. No links to the original article so we can read ourselves... I am not suggesting that BT has no right to do it, of course not. I am questioning the point and validity, of which there appears to be none. You yourself were critical over the last few days of the time people spend on social media etc. Have you added up the number of (and very long) cut and paste posts this chap makes across multiple sub sections of this forum? It's unreal. Unlike you I don't care, but Christ it's tedious. i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/article33531000.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200d/0_jeremy-clarkson-carrying-mushrooms-at-the-opening-of-his-new-pub-ben-birchallpa.jpgLes, My dear 72 year-old friend, almost everything of your diatribe narrative above is unconscionable, monotonous and quite simply uninteresting. Les, like i have said to you before, if it upsets you what i or any other contributor has to say, you do not have to get involved, think of that raised blood pressure. Les, i am very concerned of your future well-being, as the well known adage says 'keep calm and carry on'...sweet dreams my good pal. Eric, I couldn't care less. Keep posting irrelevance with no opinion of your own or indeed zero value added. It's there for all to see
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Post by bluetornados on Aug 24, 2024 23:04:15 GMT
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Post by trymer on Aug 25, 2024 7:01:58 GMT
I have also noticed that he posts in the early hours,a cry for help or just obsession ?
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Post by oldie on Aug 25, 2024 9:37:48 GMT
I have also noticed that he posts in the early hours,a cry for help or just obsession ? Mum, mum They are being rude about me🥲
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