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Too subtle for me, I'm afraid. Especially, given his output considered as a whole.
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Too subtle for me, I'm afraid. Especially, given his output considered as a whole.
Rusty Nails
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A less funny version of Sir Michael Take.
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They're horrible and confusing the French. I once gave directions French HGV driver who spoke no english and was looking for a local company. I had this covered. I said yes mate. "Erste Links, Fahren Sie einen Kilometer weiter, dann den zweiten auf der rechten Seite" He knew enough English to call me a w4nker and drove off. I'm Still confused to this day how he knew me so well, i'd never met him before!
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Ian H
Legendary Member
Who's confusing the French?
newfhouse
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Once a Wheeler
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The incident reminds me of a placard I saw at a pro-EU march some time ago. (My photo of it was so awful I mocked it up for display here.)
…and bunking off French obviously prevents you getting where you want to go.
…and bunking off French obviously prevents you getting where you want to go.
Rusty Nails
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Except it wasn’t really an incident.
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Ian H
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It's nearly as much fun as the Archers.
icowden
Squire
Of course not. But the whole thing is very well done.
https://thecritic.co.uk/the-curious-case-of-rs-archer/
Beebo
Guru
It’s not good when people are taken in by this.
If it was a right wing fantasist on a UKIP rant we would all be calling out this sort of fake news as a worrying trend.
Julia9054
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You'd have to be particularly gullible to believe it was genuine.
It was a great story to start with and fun to read but lost it's potency as it got more ridiculous.
I stopped following him when he started adding lots of anti trans stuff.
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Ian H
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I hadn't noticed that twist... hmm.
