BFTD
-
Posts
34,587 -
Joined
-
Days Won
8
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Store
Posts posted by BFTD
-
-
"The disabled should be paid less than normies because they aren't worth as much as us" has been aired by Tory MPs before.
Every now and then they forget which audience they're addressing and the mask slips; this is what the ECHR is stopping them from implementing, and they absolutely cannot wait to discriminate.
0 -
The Finns are on a bit of a poor run themselves, for a side who were OK a few years ago. Of course, they skelped Norn Iron recently, but you have to be really shite not to cuff them comfortably.
Gibraltar have gone twelve games without scoring a goal, and conceded an average of four goals per game during that time. Obviously this means that they'll score at least once, and we'll score fewer than four. In the absence of Steven Fletcher, perhaps time for Che to knock in a couple; it's been a while.
0 -
1 hour ago, Bing.McCrosby said:
I think you should know fine well that there's no chance we can all agree on pretty much anything.
I disagree.
1 -
This membership numbers bit is odd, considering the figures that were posted for the other parties a while back
0 -
Just now, Stellaboz said:
Don't forget their abortion of an attempt at the Inbetweeners.
I really cannot imagine how that would work transposed to America. School life there is totally different to here, and the humour wouldn't translate at all.
0 -
I think we can at least agree that, regardless of squad absences and angst of Haaland/EPL fans, Norway weren't good enough to qualify. We'd all have been pretty depressed to have finished behind them.
0 -
The US/UK Office comparisons made me wonder why the Americans never tried doing their own version of Fawlty Towers, but it turns out that they did. Three times.
IIRC, they're also on their fourth attempt at remaking Peep Show, one of which starred Johnny Galecki of Roseanne and The Big Bang Theory fame.
Edit: they're actually on remake attempt #5 for Peep Show.
0 -
18 minutes ago, welshbairn said:
Don't know what rules the judge is going by, but if he raised the fines for breaches of the gag order to a golf course per pop he'd shut up sharpish. I really think he's trying to get jailed.
He certainly doesn't give a f**k about it happening, so he's quite rightfully confident that the consequences won't inconvenience him in any meaningful way.
I'm wondering if they've come to an agreement that he'll be confined to barracks with his phone removed; the logistics of tossing him in Rikers like a normal person would be unacceptable for everyone (except us).
0 -
Ten breaches so far and if he does it again, the judge might start to think about discussing the possibility of jail
The most hard-done-by American of all time is doing an excellent job of demonstrating how the justice system bends over backwards for even the most difficult of the wealthy.
1 -
1 hour ago, welshbairn said:
Three Scotsmen and a Colombian arrested with half a tonne of cocaine in a Yorkshire pub car park. Haven't heard the punchline yet.
"They said I needed to quit meddlin', so I took a powder and got on the first plane"
Best I got, sorry.
0 -
22 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:
99% very happy. 1% reasonably happy.
I admitted to being unhappy; now I'm typing this from a Unionist gulag
Mind when they were all convinced they were going to be rounded up by the evil SNaziP? I guess the plan changed to replace them all with furriners.
1 minute ago, Salt n Vinegar said:Sturgeon yes, Yousaf needed more time I think, but the government did get bogged down in issues that I wasn't particularly bothered about. I'll be interested to see Swinney's new cabinet and if there's any significant changes in approach. I reckon he'll be more than a match for Sarwar and Ross at FMQs.
I know I'm repeating myself, but name a poster on here who wouldn't be.
Dawson Park Bigot would seem more appealing than DRoss, and win debates by admitting he didn't know what he was talking about and asking the wee creep to explain.
0 -
35 minutes ago, oneteaminglasgow said:
I see the Tories are going openly ‘bring back section 28’
You do have to wonder what goes through the heads of Tories who are part of a minority, considering they'll be well aware that, the better the party does, the closer it gets to the day that they become the scapegoat.
0 -
4 hours ago, VictorOnopko said:
Georgia are a decent side, who have also qualified for the Euros. They have a world-class winger in Kvaratskhelia and a good amount of quality throughout the team. Apart from a pumping from Spain their recent record is solid and when we beat them at a soggy Hampden they'd been unbeaten in 10 competitive matches (and one loss in 15!).
Hoping we avoid them in the quarter-finals TBH.
(well, if England can do this shit...)
0 -
Bobo mate, you might want to try the Free Speech Union when this account gets banned too - I hear they're really good.
2 -
54 minutes ago, doulikefish said:
Get pumped at the local elections in England banning gender neutral toilets is the answer
Don't forget withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights in order to persecute...well, whoever they felt like.
Wee reminder of what the fascists would like control over. How many can you spot that directly prohibit Conservative policies or their publicly-aired views about the future of BRITTAN? More than I thought TBH.
- Obligation to respect human rights
- Right to life
- Prohibition of torture
- Prohibition of slavery and forced labour
- Right to liberty and security
- Right to a fair trial
- No punishment without law
- Right to respect for private and family life
- Freedom of thought, conscience and religion
- Freedom of expression
- Freedom of assembly and association
- Right to marry
- Right to an effective remedy If your rights are violated
- Prohibition of discrimination
- Derogation in time of emergency In time of war or other public emergency
- Restrictions on political activity of aliens
- Prohibition of abuse of rights
- Limitation on use of restrictions of rights
- Protection of property
- Right to education
- Right to free elections
- Freedom of movement
- Abolition of the death penalty
- Right of appeal in criminal matters
- Compensation for wrongful conviction
- General prohibition of discrimination
1 -
18 minutes ago, Swarley said:
I know this is the Unpopular Opinion thread but some of the recent unpopular opinions over the last few pages have exposed some absolute wrong 'uns.
It does rather explain the massive popularity of Mrs Brown's Boys - nobody was watching that who also liked Fawlty Towers and Blackadder, let's be honest.
1 -
Always amusing when the SNP BAD crew are out complaining that the party isn't divided enough for their liking
5 -
3 minutes ago, The Master said:
Graeme McCormick pulls out and endorses John Swinney.
Can't blame him - he's a sexy, sexy man.
0 -
36 minutes ago, Loonytoons said:
Add Whoops Apocalypse, Staggering stories of Ferdinand de Bargos and Yes, Minister to the list.
However, the negative list IS quite substantial.
Never the twain, Ain't half hot mum, Are you being served?, Hi De Hi etc.
It's like everything - people only remember the good stuff.
Hipsters like to bang on about how they were born in the wrong time because they just LOVE Seventies/Eighties/Nineties music, completely oblivious to the horrors that were inflicted on young people on a weekly basis during those eras.
34 minutes ago, scottsdad said:The first series of Allo Allo is fantastic.
Sook on that, unpopular opinions thread.
I'd assumed that would be a show that would've aged terribly until I ended up watching a couple of episodes with my old man on UKTV Gammon or whatever. It was still surprisingly entertaining.
Edit: can't imagine it lends itself well to bingewatching, though. "Oh, the Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies again, is it?"
0 -
On 04/05/2024 at 11:36, Venti said:
'Side hustle'
Ffs just say 'other income'. You aren't Del Trotter.
A few years back, the press were full of stuff about young people choosing to work "side hustles" in their spare time, apparently oblivious to the fact that a lot of them had no choice. It took a while before the cost of living increased enough to affect affluent media types and become a crisis.
Anyway, I don't know how many times this has to be said, but 4-2 IS NOT A THRASHING. Thrashings start at 5-0. Thank you.
4 -
3 minutes ago, welshbairn said:
The other possibility I missed out was AI and robots taking over our jobs leaving us free to look after our families.. Hurrah!
I deliberately ignored that because it'll be for people with a bit of money/decent health insurance, well past the point that it would be entirely affordable for the paupers.
More likely that, in the future, there'll be a rush to do something about the auld yins in the street begging for help changing their adult nappies, and the answer will surrepticiously be "give them/their families the option of a pentobarbital jag".
0 -
5 minutes ago, 19QOS19 said:
You mean Orally?
Yes, we are Orally men.
3 -
9 minutes ago, welshbairn said:
Just popping in a thought that if we want continue to provide a cradle to the grave welfare state, we'll have to either have to take on a lot more family child and elderly care responsibilities on our own, or free up immigration to people willing to take it on.
You forgot Option #3 - legalise euthanasia for humans.
The welfare state's being wound up, and racism's making a comeback, so I'm thinking we'll see more of a push towards that from the new, humane Conservative Party that takes over from New New Labour.
0 -
8 minutes ago, Scary Bear said:
Sexy Hitler?
Don't search for that on Steam, by the way. I made that mistake once, but I think I got away with it.
Spoiler
0
The dull dull dull John Swinney thread
in The Politics Forum
Posted
Saw Swinney and the Woke Team opening for Ian Dury back in 1981. Some mohawk he had on him back in those days.
"Bloody SNP leeching me for tax" is a popular line among dafties earning minimum wage. Not saying that's what's going on here, likes.