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Did James Bond really have a license to kill a tv license or a fishing license? on 23:59 - Nov 2 by ericclacton
a bit twee but never mind.
Pronouns: He/Him/His.
"Imagine being a heterosexual white male in Britain at this moment. How bad is that. Everything you say is racist, everything you say is homophobic. The Woke community have really f****d this country."
Did James Bond really have a license to kill a tv license or a fishing license? on 00:53 - Nov 3 by StNeotsBlue
What's going on here chaps? Eric's music threads are normally harmless and friendly places. Why has it all gone a bit snipey?
Bit more than snipey.
He's lost it.
He's been going through various threads tonight randomly downvoting posts from different posters, leaving strange remarks all over the place, to the downright abusive on this thread.
Who knows what's going on? I've 'known' the guy on here for several years and never experienced problems before but, as for who cares, no longer me for sure.
Did James Bond really have a license to kill a tv license or a fishing license? on 23:33 - Nov 2 by WeWereZombies
Happy now?
Niche showbiz gossip:
Pictish Trail, in addition to James Acaster, supported Josie Long on the same national tour in which Josie and James nearly died in an accident t involving a lorry carrying tree trunks.
Pictish Trail wasn't in the car.
It was a very odd tour. Pictish Trail opened with 30 minutes worth of songs which were each about a minute long and had been recorded over the course of a month. James Acaster then did 30 minutes of stand up, then Josie Long departed from her joyous, whimsical persona and ranted for over an hour about David Cameron, dropping the C bomb on him many, many times.
Not my finest two and a half hours as a comedy promoter.
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The end of the pier show, good laugh with a sulking big girls blouse. 
