North West, England
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Marcus Law retweeted
Accents: South London
Oh how the youth have changed. These lads talk about the importance of having a good suit in the 1950s. Their overall demeanour speaks volumes as to how the working-class understood the importance of personal, and cultural maintenance.
"I spend about 30 bob a week on clothes".
'We Are The Lambeth Boys' ⏳️
Unreal. What a time to be a red.
Here you go : all Cristiano Ronaldo's goals from the 2007-08 season. Enjoy! teapawt.net/arielipillo/status/195…
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The irony of this guy saying Fergie is hanging around like a bad smell… all these ex players are hanging around like a bad smell! Time for a change on the punditry, sick to fucking death of these United haters.
Micah Richards after Arsenal 2-3 Man Utd: "Would you give Carrick [ the job] now?"
Roy Keane: "Anybody can win 2 games. Even if they get into 4th. I wouldn't be convinced he's the man for the job. Absolutely not. They need a bigger & better manager."
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Marcus Law retweeted
BFIAFL turns 3 today so I’m gonna give away one of the last copies of my The 1975 lyric book to someone who rt’s this post (will pick someone at random in like 48 hours, I’ll just ask that you cover postage if outside of the uk pls)
Marcus Law retweeted
Sydney Sweeney never said anything political. Never wore a MAGA hat, nothing of that sort. They attacked her anyways. Why? Because of the color of her skin. Thats racism.
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Oh look, it's Jade from Little Mix, gracing us with her political wisdom at Glastonbury. Someone better remind her that it was the "different spectrum of voters" who bought her albums and made her famous in the first place. Now that she's a washed-up, failed pop star trying to stay relevant without Little Mix, she's resorting to throwing out buzzwords like "reform" and "genocide" to get a reaction. Desperate times call for desperate measures, I guess.
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Marcus Law retweeted
In the UK in 1970, the average wage was £1,117 a year and the average house price was £3800. Boomers need to remember these numbers when they tell young people today that they have it easy.
