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Sorry but when did this become a thing? Suddenly around 20-30 trainers that could do with being introduced to odour eaters being waved in the air was quite frankly ridiculous.
Enjoyed being back at FPR as a season ticket holder but this did confuse me.
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"Shoes off if you have the scum?" on 10:58 - Aug 12 with 2372 views
It also proves that we hate the scum to the extent where a plethora of 15 year olds can take off their Adidas gazelles. If that isn't hatred then I don't know what is.
That Monty Python shoe scene sums up religious fanatics perfectly. Brilliantly written. Now wheres my juniper bush?
It's not primarily religious. In parts of the East removing one's shoe is a sign of distaste, revulsion etc. When Saddam Hussein was toppled (literally in the case of his statue) shoes were removed and hurled at it.
Doesn't seem that such a level of venom is a Suffolk thing really - although 15 yr olds might yet have to mature into that understanding.
It's not primarily religious. In parts of the East removing one's shoe is a sign of distaste, revulsion etc. When Saddam Hussein was toppled (literally in the case of his statue) shoes were removed and hurled at it.
Doesn't seem that such a level of venom is a Suffolk thing really - although 15 yr olds might yet have to mature into that understanding.
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He's referring to the argument that pursues.
They all want to put their own interpretation/spin on the 'hidden' meaning.
He's right, it is funny and accurate in its mockery.
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