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๐ŸŒŸ๐ŸŒŸ Social ๐ŸŒŸ๐ŸŒŸ Gibberings ver. CCXIX - "what's new, c*nty chops?"

Bleaney said:
And he looked nothing like Burroughs?
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you telling me this doesn't look like Burroughs?????!!!!!!

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ageingpartyfiend said:
oh and The Sweeney which was A+++)
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Just the opening theme tune alone was so so good, that pounding 70s bass line and those blaring swaggering trumpets, absolutely fantastic!!! It gave me full body goosebumps every time!

And then a more contemplative version to end.

For anyone not familiar



Wasn't it like Britain's answer to the American gritty realism seen in the likes of the Dirty Harry Movies, and several American TV cop shows, such as Kojak I guess.

And it really was very good and ground breaking at the time I think. and it's stood the test of time pretty well when I last had the opportunity to watch some of the re-runs on ITV4 a couple of years ago. John Thaw was completely convincing as the badass maverick detective, with Dennis Waterman as his sidekick. I'm not sure if it inhabits "classic status" anywhere, but I really think it should do!
 
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Bleaney said:
Just the opening theme tune alone was so so good, that pounding 70s bass line and those blaring swaggering trumpets, absolutely fantastic!!! It gave me full body goosebumps every time!

And then a more contemplative version to end.

For anyone not familiar



Wasn't it like Britain's answer to the American gritty realism seen in the likes of the Dirty Harry Movies, and several American TV cop shows, such as Kojak I guess.

And it really was very good and ground breaking at the time I think. and it's stood the test of time pretty well when I last had the opportunity to watch some of the re-runs on ITV4 a couple of years ago. John Thaw was completely convincing as the badass maverick detective, with Dennis Waterman as his sidekick. I'm not sure if it inhabits "classic status" anywhere, but I really think it should do!
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100% classic tv, influenced a whole genre of shows and the chemistry between Thaw and Waterman was epic. Might have to rewatch an old episode or two, same as Kojak

Why did Telly Savalas have to desecrate his Kojak image with this though?
 
Washing up Coke in the toilet of a Train with a Woman you kinda know from the street & she then offers to have sex with you right there.
The Moral issue in my head was "Is it wrong to do that when a person is high on Coke?" As I sit here now I wish I had banged her, only lasting a few moments would be shameful in a way as I've not got laid in ages & Men will know when it's been a while & you are horny the load you shoot is huge, when your partner says "My God you must have been horny, it took me ages to clean myself up" it's a mixture of Shame & also a Warped Ego filled Glory as you can cum that much.

I got her number as she started selling b & w, I bet she will do "Service with a smile" if I ring her for some items.

 
Zopiclone bandit said:
Washing up Coke in the toilet of a Train with a Woman you kinda know from the street & she then offers to have sex with you right there.
The Moral issue in my head was "Is it wrong to do that when a person is high on Coke?" As I sit here now I wish I had banged her, only lasting a few moments would be shameful in a way as I've not got laid in ages & Men will know when it's been a while & you are horny the load you shoot is huge, when your partner says "My God you must have been horny, it took me ages to clean myself up" it's a mixture of Shame & also a Warped Ego filled Glory as you can cum that much.

I got her number as she started selling b & w, I bet she will do "Service with a smile" if I ring her for some items.

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Best I ever got was a handjob on the Lewes - Brighton line.

Off peak too. On the cheap.
 
^^^can't imagine getting superhigh on coke on a train, aaagh, sounds like a nightmare to me!

Any of us going to the lovely family-friendly 'March for Free Speech' (Nothing to do with Islam, migrants or anything remotely related to that whatsoever, nooooo, not at all, nothing to see here) tomorrow in London?

'They' are estimating it's gonna be a million-strong gathering of 'Patriots'. I doubt that but I do think there will be a LOT attending, as the rhetoric has really stoked the fear this time for sure and many more 'centrist' types have had their heads turned - it's easy (and extremely depressing) to see why and how. We've seen all the same patterns before throughout modern history - it doesn't tend to end well.

Anyone brave enough to own their attendance? Not looking to judge (nor even chat about it really), just interested!
 
ageingpartyfiend said:
^^^can't imagine getting superhigh on coke on a train, aaagh, sounds like a nightmare to me
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My old man and his best friend once successfully claimed a refund from national rail after writing a strongly worded letter complaining that the facilities were not suited to their needs...

The toilets didn't have a clean flat surface for them to snort coke off.

Or so the story goes.
ageingpartyfiend said:
Any of us going to the lovely family-friendly 'March for Free Speech' (Nothing to do with Islam, migrants or anything remotely related to that whatsoever, nooooo, not at all, nothing to see here) tomorrow in London
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Fuck that noise. I am going to be in London for a day next week for a work thing though.

Tomorrow I'll be taking psychedelics in the countryside if all goes well.
 
Shinji Ikari said:
My old man and his best friend once successfully claimed a refund from national rail after writing a strongly worded letter complaining that the facilities were not suited to their needs...

The toilets didn't have a clean flat surface for them to snort coke off.

Or so the story goes.

Fuck that noise. I am going to be in London for a day next week for a work thing though.

Tomorrow I'll be taking psychedelics in the countryside if all goes well.
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That story....could well be a tall one... (No self respecting druggist used to even consider paying for the choo-choo back then ;)
 
Shambles said:
We used to hop the train back from Brum and spent the entire journey smoking stones in the bog before heading home for a fat dig. Happy daze ๐Ÿ’œ

(even happier i am no longer trapped in those daze, mind)
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Have never been able to cope with cocaine in public aaaagh - Idda been under the table or barricading the toilet door, sounds like hell on earth!

Have done my fair share of hiding in train bogs tho! Could never afford public transport other than a mile or two on the bus...we were highly accomplished hitchhikers though...a good few thousand miles travelled that way, some great times (some irksome ones too)
 
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