Thatcher dead.

[Wolter]

The return of Ian Rubbish & The Bizzaros...w/ Steve Jones, et al.

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/ ... ps/n37077/

Fred & Bill are leaving SNL.

Can't get that Is it on Youtube?

This will have to do...

[youtube][/youtube]

Cheers mate

Fuck me Steve Jones must have eaten Lobster Boy

Ha!

[Dr. Medulla]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/shortcu ... t-thatcher

Look at that, Jagger and Collins both liked Thatcher. Birds of a feather applies to horrible people.

[Marky Dread]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/shortcu ... t-thatcher

Look at that, Jagger and Collins both liked Thatcher. Birds of a feather applies to horrible people.

Thatcher was evil but surely she doesn't deserve those friends.

[matedog]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/shortcu ... t-thatcher

Look at that, Jagger and Collins both liked Thatcher. Birds of a feather applies to horrible people.

Thatcher was evil but surely she doesn't deserve those friends.

[JennyB]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/shortcu ... t-thatcher

Look at that, Jagger and Collins both liked Thatcher. Birds of a feather applies to horrible people.

Thatcher was evil but surely she doesn't deserve those friends.

Ha!!!

[Marky Dread]

Thatcher was a con.

[Purple Hayes]

[Dr. Medulla]

Need a pitchman?
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[Marky Dread]

Need a pitchman?
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Like butter wouldn't melt.

[Flex]

Doing some reading on the far right, and I'd forgotten this little gem from Margaret Thatcher on Enoch Powell's "Rivers of Blood" speech:

"[Powell] made a valid argument, if in sometimes regrettable terms."

What a wretched monster.

[Dr. Medulla]

Doing some reading on the far right, and I'd forgotten this little gem from Margaret Thatcher on Enoch Powell's "Rivers of Blood" speech:

"[Powell] made a valid argument, if in sometimes regrettable terms."

What a wretched monster.

Part of a habit of people saying horrible things then saying they regret the words … but never the ideas.

[JennyB]

Doing some reading on the far right, and I'd forgotten this little gem from Margaret Thatcher on Enoch Powell's "Rivers of Blood" speech:

"[Powell] made a valid argument, if in sometimes regrettable terms."

What a wretched monster.

I KNOW WHO ELSE AGREED WITH POWELL'S SPEECH.

Hint: He pushed his kid out of a window.

[Rat Patrol]

Doing some reading on the far right, and I'd forgotten this little gem from Margaret Thatcher on Enoch Powell's "Rivers of Blood" speech:

"[Powell] made a valid argument, if in sometimes regrettable terms."

What a wretched monster.

I KNOW WHO ELSE AGREED WITH POWELL'S SPEECH.

Hint: He pushed his kid out of a window.

...and once blackmailed John Lee Hooker into performing with him. John Lee Hooker who appeared in Blues Brothers. Directed by sadistic helicopter triple murderer John Landis.

Clearly John Landis taught Eric Clapton how to shove his son out a window, write a hit song about it, then callously dismiss his son as forgotten.







OR...Eric Clapton taught John Landis how to kill Vic Morrow and two Vietnamese children with a helicopter and beat the rap. He has, after all, appeared on albums with both Phil Collins and Sting so we know beyond shadow of a doubt what a sick fuck we're dealing with.

Poor John Lee Hooker.

[JennyB]

Doing some reading on the far right, and I'd forgotten this little gem from Margaret Thatcher on Enoch Powell's "Rivers of Blood" speech:

"[Powell] made a valid argument, if in sometimes regrettable terms."

What a wretched monster.

I KNOW WHO ELSE AGREED WITH POWELL'S SPEECH.

Hint: He pushed his kid out of a window.

...and once blackmailed John Lee Hooker into performing with him. John Lee Hooker who appeared in Blues Brothers. Directed by sadistic helicopter triple murderer John Landis.

Clearly John Landis taught Eric Clapton how to shove his son out a window, write a hit song about it, then callously dismiss his son as forgotten.







OR...Eric Clapton taught John Landis how to kill Vic Morrow and two Vietnamese children with a helicopter and beat the rap. He has, after all, appeared on albums with both Phil Collins and Sting so we know beyond shadow of a doubt what a sick fuck we're dealing with.

Poor John Lee Hooker.

MIND BLOWN.

He was kind to the help. Is Landis kind to the help?

[Rat Patrol]

Doing some reading on the far right, and I'd forgotten this little gem from Margaret Thatcher on Enoch Powell's "Rivers of Blood" speech:

"[Powell] made a valid argument, if in sometimes regrettable terms."

What a wretched monster.

I KNOW WHO ELSE AGREED WITH POWELL'S SPEECH.

Hint: He pushed his kid out of a window.

...and once blackmailed John Lee Hooker into performing with him. John Lee Hooker who appeared in Blues Brothers. Directed by sadistic helicopter triple murderer John Landis.

Clearly John Landis taught Eric Clapton how to shove his son out a window, write a hit song about it, then callously dismiss his son as forgotten.







OR...Eric Clapton taught John Landis how to kill Vic Morrow and two Vietnamese children with a helicopter and beat the rap. He has, after all, appeared on albums with both Phil Collins and Sting so we know beyond shadow of a doubt what a sick fuck we're dealing with.

Poor John Lee Hooker.

MIND BLOWN.

He was kind to the help. Is Landis kind to the help?

The decapitated Vietnamese child laborers may beg to differ.



(Probably Landis' decapitated Vietnamese child laborers too. )