Kennedy McKinney refuses to grass...

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KOJOE90 wrote:Another hate

Estate agents ring you up to say someone is coming to view your flat and THEY DON'T TURN UP!!!!!!

THIS IS HAPPENING TO ME RIGHT NOW!!!!!


:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
You live in Oakham don't you, KOJOE. Nice part of the world. I used to live in Loughborough.
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bennie wrote:
KOJOE90 wrote:Another hate

Estate agents ring you up to say someone is coming to view your flat and THEY DON'T TURN UP!!!!!!

THIS IS HAPPENING TO ME RIGHT NOW!!!!!


:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
You live in Oakham don't you, KOJOE. Nice part of the world. I used to live in Loughborough.
I live in Loughborough mate, ex-student who settled here.
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KOJOE90 wrote:
bennie wrote:
KOJOE90 wrote:Another hate

Estate agents ring you up to say someone is coming to view your flat and THEY DON'T TURN UP!!!!!!

THIS IS HAPPENING TO ME RIGHT NOW!!!!!


:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
You live in Oakham don't you, KOJOE. Nice part of the world. I used to live in Loughborough.
I live in Loughborough mate, ex-student who settled here.
Oh, right. Great town. Buzzing. A mini-London.
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Post by J »

[quote="mickeybeard"]Get a proper larger in you, then you won't need to take the edge off it.[/quote

supping bottle of san miguel with my neighbour now as we speak mate :TU:
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Post by bennie »

Is the Griffin Inn still there, KOJOE?
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bennie wrote:Is the Griffin Inn still there, KOJOE?
Certainly is one of my favourites, off there tomorrow night actually for pre-curry drink. Still very popular, got refurbished about 3/4 years ago, they moved the toilets upstairs (they used to be behind the bar in the 90's). So they opened up round the back so its a lot bigger now, that's the only change still same vibe from when I moved here in 92.
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KOJOE90 wrote:
bennie wrote:Is the Griffin Inn still there, KOJOE?
Certainly is one of my favourites, off there tomorrow night actually for pre-curry drink. Still very popular, got refurbished about 3/4 years ago, they moved the toilets upstairs (they used to be behind the bar in the 90's). So they opened up round the back so its a lot bigger now, that's the only change still same vibe from when I moved here in 92.
I knew you'd know that one. The big student's pub. I actually went to school in Loughborough (Garendon and Burleigh). Had a lot of laughs.
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Also middle class people and the aspiring upper-middle classes.
All middle class people? - Any particular reaon?

I'm with you on the second bit though.
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NO but it is a natural progression, for example my grandad was coal miner, my dad managerial my brother a director, im just a fuckup hahaha

its admirable that parents want to provide progression and a better life for their kids cant thanks my folks enough, but ive been lucky. I know this and try and repay as much as I can e.g. my old man and me going to twickenham tomorrow. he dont pay a thing or more importantly organise anything. (money is just money right). I cant wait to have larf with him.

dont pay much heed to class myself I get on with anyone who is honest and straight forward even if they have a differnet outlook to me, its the bullshitters i have issues with :wink:
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Matchfixer wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Also middle class people and the aspiring upper-middle classes.
All middle class people? - Any particular reaon?

I'm with you on the second bit though.
Because I'm a balanced working-class lad. Balanced as in I've got chips on both shoulders! 8)
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Post by J »

lol I wouldnt even know where to class myself, missing link?
good blokes a good bloke in my view irrespective class colour creed....

i like to scratch me bollox in the morning tho does that make me working class ? :lol: :lol: me missus thinks so. :o

enough now im sounding very pompus and self righteous, time for another san miguel :TU: :lol:
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Post by adamiw »

McKinney was a very good fighter. His fights with Barrera and Junior Jones i watch as frequently as any others.
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Re: Kennedy McKinney refuses to grass...

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bennie wrote:You know, if there's one thing I hate in this world, it's grassers. Cowardly grassers ought to be strung up and left to die as far as I'm concerned.
Come on, depends on the context. I have all the time in the world for someone who grasses up a child killer or a rapist.

There is grassing, and there is grassing.
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Post by J »

that goes without saying but of on of mates did that then there be no need to grass. end of.
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J wrote:lol I wouldnt even know where to class myself, missing link?
good blokes a good bloke in my view irrespective class colour creed....
Says it all really!
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Matchfixer wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Also middle class people and the aspiring upper-middle classes.
All middle class people? - Any particular reaon?

I'm with you on the second bit though.
Because I'm a balanced working-class lad. Balanced as in I've got chips on both shoulders! 8)
Can't argue with your honesty!
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Post by Shirow »

J wrote: lesson learned never drink vodka with pole :lol:
Also - Always remember to take the spoon out of the coffee mug before you start drinking.

If there is anything more irritating than every single radio advert i've ever heard i just hope i never discover it.
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I hate grasses myself. i almost got expelled from college because of one. They always turn out to be gay as well, for some reason.


Most annoying thing ever... People chewing their food/chewing gum WITH THEIR MOUTH OPEN!! Absolutely disgusting. If someone is doing this beside me, I'll walk away. It annoys me SOOO much!
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I really hate the 'music' of Phil Collins :evil:

and listening to the band Busted makes me want to vomit. :evil:

Sorry just had to get that off my chest.
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

I hate going to a boxing show and there is a camera man or post in the way, i did not just pay 100 just to look at someone back side

I also when i am in the cinema and there are kids who always talk throught the film or people who make a noise when eating

:x :x :x :x
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Post by KOJOE90 »

REAL_DEAL wrote:
I also when i am in the cinema and there are kids who always talk throught the film or people who make a noise when eating

:x :x :x :x
It's even worse when they keep asking each other stupid questions like

"Why did he shoot him?"

"Is he a goody or a baddie?"

"I thought Brad Pitt was in this film?"

"Who ate the last of the popcorn?"

"What did he just say?" etc etc etc

They should have special showings of films with subtitles for the hard of understanding.
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KOJOE90 wrote:
REAL_DEAL wrote:
I also when i am in the cinema and there are kids who always talk throught the film or people who make a noise when eating

:x :x :x :x
It's even worse when they keep asking each other stupid questions like

"Why did he shoot him?"

"Is he a goody or a baddie?"

"I thought Brad Pitt was in this film?"

"Who ate the last of the popcorn?"

"What did he just say?" etc etc etc

They should have special showings of films with subtitles for the hard of understanding.
Can you imagine people like that sitting through something like Memento?

What about little scallys sitting around near bus stops, who throw insults at random members of the public to impress their mates.
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I hate boy racers with pretend fast cars, 1.1 Ford Fiestas with spoilers on the back, booming out hip hop tunes, cutting people up and generally acting like complete retards.

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Goz wrote:I hate boy racers with pretend fast cars, 1.1 Ford Fiestas with spoilers on the back, booming out hip hop tunes, cutting people up and generally acting like complete retards.

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On a similar tune, I hate people who think it is cool to have a Bum Fluff tasche. Get a razor you fool.
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