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Maddog


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Vam wrote:
Maddog wrote:

youtube.com/shorts/g8ZF3zE7hh4

Like this.

Taylor is taking some "license" with this exaggeration..

🤷🏻‍♀️ I need to sign in to see that. Must be a NSFW thing? 

hi@ Syl…Trespasses looks good too. I’ll probably struggle a bit trying to understand the Northern Irish accent though.

 Yeah, there's an F bomb or two from Little Joe's daughter. 



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Watched this series last week, it's very good.

 

 Lola Petticrew is a very good actress - she was in Say Nothing as well, about the terrorist Price sisters. It has an almost identical vibe to this one, and goes without saying that if you enjoyed this you will enjoy SN as well. 

I watched the Huw Edwards film with Martin Clunes. It beggars belief that someone as intelligent as Edwards could have been so dumb to have done what he did. He basically pays a 17 year old welsh scally, who he had never met, to strip off and masturbate on cam for him, for which Edwards makes a bank transfer of several hundred pounds each time. Being a dopey 17 year old, at one point he gets his phone stolen with all Edwards' details on there, and another time he forgets to delete the messages as arranged, and his mum reads them



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HALF MAN....watch on BBCiPlayer, just watched the last episode.
Jamie Bell (Billy Elliot) and Richard Gadd (who wrote this, and also wrote and starred in the controversial Baby Reindeer) star as step brothers, the story follows their complicated, violent relationship from schooldays to adulthood.
Bad language, gay sex, (lots) but brilliantly acted....the ending is unexpected, but I loved the series.

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American couple reacting to Karl Pilkington travelling across America. For any non-Americans here who never saw it, it's a nice insight into the American psyche, for any Americans here it's a nice insight into the Karl Pilkington psyche. 50 minute watch when you have time but worth it.



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American couple reacting to Karl Pilkington travelling across America. For any non-Americans here who never saw it, it's a nice insight into the American psyche, for any Americans here it's a nice insight into the Karl Pilkington psyche. 50 minute watch when you have time but worth it.

Thanks! wink I’ll definitely watch that later.

There‘s no footie on tonight, so what else will I do with myself 😂



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"Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea" (Netflix)

Documentary about Costa Concordia, told by the survivors...the chaos and the seemingly cowardly behavior of Captain Schettino who is still serving time in prison.



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"Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea" (Netflix)

Documentary about Costa Concordia, told by the survivors...the chaos and the seemingly cowardly behavior of Captain Schettino who is still serving time in prison.

 Thanks for the tip.

I remember having a heated discussion about this on Mr Morningstar's forum when it happened. Then it seemed to disappear from the news, it'll be interesting to watch.



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Syl wrote:
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"Shipwrecked: Nightmare at Sea" (Netflix)

Documentary about Costa Concordia, told by the survivors...the chaos and the seemingly cowardly behavior of Captain Schettino who is still serving time in prison.

 Thanks for the tip.

I remember having a heated discussion about this on Mr Morningstar's forum when it happened. Then it seemed to disappear from the news, it'll be interesting to watch.

 I used to occasionally Google to see if new info was out there.

The last I read he had petitioned for "semi-liberty" because of his good behaviour behind bars but withdrew it a few months later because, iirc, he couldn't secure employment, but would consider re-applying if he found a job.

He came across as slimy to me, a "fly-boy"...really epitomizing a "rat leaving a sinking ship".

 

"I slipped into a life boat"...as you do.

 



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Watched it. My initial viewpoint of him when this first happened, amazingly 14 years ago, still stands.
A cowardly liar, who abandoned his ship and all the people on it.

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Syl wrote:

Watched it. My initial viewpoint of him when this first happened, amazingly 14 years ago, still stands.
A cowardly liar, who abandoned his ship and all the people on it.

 Who tried to claim that he saved hundreds, if not thousands, of lives.



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