Normally cant be doing with the self proclaimed humourists that are the scousers, but fair play to them here. Thecountry would be a better place if all sun readers were shot.
Scousers have got principles and are the salt of the earth. The majority are caring, kind, generous, honest, dependable, hard working, loyal and very funny.
Scousers have got principles and are the salt of the earth. The majority are caring, kind, generous, honest, dependable, hard working, loyal and very funny.
Too true gery. The worrying thing is that it sells millions of copies which, imo, is a poor reflection on today`s society in which we live. Brits are obviously brain dead.
Too true gery. The worrying thing is that it sells millions of copies which, imo, is a poor reflection on today`s society in which we live. Brits are obviously brain dead.
i think a lot of people just buy these rags for football reports/race cards/tv guides etc. the sales figures are probably very misleading as to the real number of people who actually read any of the sh1te they print.
i think a lot of people just buy these rags for football reports/race cards/tv guides etc. the sales figures are probably very misleading as to the real number of people who actually read any of the sh1te they print.
going back to before i had the internet, i used to buy some rubbish for the football pullout on the monday. probably was the sun, maybe the mirror. no idea really, i took the pullout out and chucked the rest in the bin!
going back to before i had the internet, i used to buy some rubbish for the football pullout on the monday. probably was the sun, maybe the mirror. no idea really, i took the pullout out and chucked the rest in the bin!
only time i buy papers these days are when im painting and need summat to cover the windows, or when the shop says my bottle of water is cheaper if i "get it free" with the telegraph.
only time i buy papers these days are when im painting and need summat to cover the windows, or when the shop says my bottle of water is cheaper if i "get it free" with the telegraph.