Society is in the gutter

only because your english immigrants won the race war tbf

Effing hipsters and their goddamned police state.

Some have criticised the FA, but it is a decision that will make for an electric atmosphere and while it will also lift Poland, England defender Leighton Baines believes it will also act as inspiration for Roy Hodgson's side.

― Evil Juice Box Man (LocalGarda), Tuesday, 15 October 2013 10:22 (4 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

it's actually a disgrace that he's paid to write.

― Evil Juice Box Man (LocalGarda), Tuesday, 15 October 2013 10:22 (4 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

my license fee!

yeah as much content as we have bled out of his brain-damaged prose, his continued employment in the public sector (effectively) is a sort of disgrace

which is why it belongs in this thread

the fact he doesn't even seem to get subbed is kinda depressing. like who runs that site? they obv don't care v much.

subbed after 70 mins

even simon cox would be an improvement

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lawl

i did a thread for ilx ads

my only thread with zero responses, ilx is in the gutter

Local Garda's OP here is all-time, IMHO.

Time was a man could make a post like that.

controversial former society is in the gutter man garda

rip

I'm still looking at the stars.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1223/5126836484_c84d7ac58b.jpg

I love Lego!

it isn't a permanent assurance if enough ppl FP

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2461512/Swansea-woman-pictured-defecating-street.html

The Manchester United hero was visiting his old school, the Moorside High School in Swinton to cut the ribbon on their new £35million building before sharing some views on the kids of today.

The 39-year-old player-coach hopes the school's new state-of-the-art sporting facitlities will encourage more youngsters to pick-up more sports instead of computer games.

He said: 'When I was at school we had great PE teachers and pupils who loved sports.

'I was encouraged when I was at school and pupils should be even more encouraged with facilities like these.

'Today children have their PlayStations and computers but it is good to exercise.'

Obv there were no consoles in the 90s.

As I was walking out of Charing Cross Underground into the little linear path nearby, which noble Lords will know, there was a young adult urinating quite openly against the gates leading into the park. I made the remark, "That's going to leave a nasty smell.", and he said, "Fuck you.". I am sorry to use the word in this House, but it happens to be the commonest single word in the vocabulary of that age group, I fear. That was his response. I believe that he said it, first, out of shock that anyone should even take note of the act and, secondly, out of a kind of indignation that anyone should interfere with what he undoubtedly considered to be a perfectly reasonable and proper act.

With great respect to the Minister, surely on the whole the yob culture occurs only in urban areas. One does not have much yob culture in the Forest of Dean.

which estimable peer

When the great cathedrals were being built in Britain, and a pilgrimage to the holy land was the capstone to a lifetime of faith, no one would have urinated in the street.

Andrew Phillips, Baron Phillips of Sudbury

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4a/Andrew_Phillips_Hinchingbrooke_2010.jpg/220px-Andrew_Phillips_Hinchingbrooke_2010.jpg

It's from 2003. I only just found out that hansard is available on line and searchable.

I know quite a few people from the forest of Dean who might dispute that but it's possible they in fact were the sum of yob culture in the area at the time

Dark at ten to four in London today.

Ten to four.

The sitcoms now are all about two dads this and that. When I was a kid, we had family values shows, like Full House, and My Two Dads.

Dark at ten to four in London today.

Ten to four.

It's going to get worse before it gets better early next year. This isn't something new, it's been happening for quite a few million years, so don't be too alarmed.

definitely darker, earlier this year. and each year.

holy shit i looked that up and it...it checks out

holy shit

what else...what else have we been wrong about?

get me a turtle lads im pure shook

Passengers on bus scowling at person playing music on smartphone.

It used to be that you could bring a transistor radio onto the bus, switch it on and everyone would cheerily sing along to Vanity Fare.

I blame the miners.

They’re playing a Simply Red record on Radio 2 right now which rips off “I Can’t Go For That” by Hall and Oates.

It used to be you had proper, original songs being played on Pete Murray’s Open House like “Say No Go.”

It’s all Neil Armstrong’s fault.

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jan/13/golden-globes-2014-blah-frock-parade

Now, you hardly ever see a teenage goth. Even the ones hanging out around in Camden Lock, amid a sea of Che Guevara T-shirts, seem to lack commitment. All the men in east London look like they're on the run from an Edwardian circus; the women are walking thigh gaps. Manchester is full of Noel Gallagher haircuts; Liverpool is orange.

When I lived in Paris eight years ago, rock band the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music, and every French teenager wanted to move to London. Eurostar ads emphasised the UK's counter-cultural draw. What would attract them now, when every song is a sample, all films are remakes, and, as Stewart Lee has said, all the comedians are Russells?

the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in musicthe Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in musicthe Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music the Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in musicthe Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in musicthe Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in musicthe Libertines seemed like the most exciting thing in music

I can never tell to what extent she's taking the piss

the women are walking thigh gaps.

?!? wtf

30 years ago a child would be a goth on the street

The next generation is going to grow up to be sooo messed up. Imagine - a three year old, socially stunted by its iPad, never seeing other children because all it wants to do is laze around poking a screen. There's GOT to be another way, like moving to a commune or something...

Used to be we could get nostalgic about proper decades, like the '70s. Now it's all Sum-41 this and Libertines that...

What would attract them now, when every song is a sample, all films are remakes, and, as Stewart Lee has said, all the comedians are Russells?

serious answer- the same old shit. Constant source of lols the bone on European yoot have for lame ass british pop culture.

Benny Hill

No film remakes in 2006, or samples in music, or Russells in comedy, no sir.

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30 years ago there were proper pop groups like the Police singing about Cilla and Charybdis. Blind Date, proper clean family entertainment there.