>>20111
Life should mean life.

>>20112
Exactly. I would happily face a firing squad than deal with this kind of bullshit.

>>20111
Amazing video. Hard to believe such a seemingly calm guy with such a relaxed approach to things was once the same kind of scum you'd be spewing vitriolic hate toward.

That said I don't know how anybody could put up with life in prison. 44 years and you know that when you get out you've got 20 years(ish) if you're lucky, as well as the fact you'll never get a job and probably have nowhere to live.

Almost makes me want to support one of those charities that helps ex-prisoners when they get out.

Looks like he wasn't watching the news in prison either.

>>18136
>Of course, but they pinched his arrangement practically note-for-note. For traditional songs that are out of copyright, the law grants the writer's share of the royalties to the arranger of the piece. Paul Simon met Carthy in London in 1962, and Carthy wrote down the song for him. Simon and Garfunkel didn't even correctly attribute the song as being traditional, crediting the song as "Simon and Garfunkel" rather than "Trad. Arr. Simon and Garfunkel", which annoyed Carthy more than the millions in royalties that are rightly his.
That version of events was apparently established to be false over a decade ago.

I was talking about these two.

>>18147

I hear the one with the hat has a big gay following.

>>18149

That's actually Simon Farneby's real hair.

There's a new season of this. I'm not sure why, it seemed like a stand-alone series. Still, it's quite nice to watch.

>>17262
You asked me to name something better. I did.

>>17266
It was another Anon.

Season 3 has started. If you liked the previous, it's still on point.

>>20099
>on point

Have I been completely oblivious beforehand or has this phrase suddenly become widespread?

>>20100
No, you've just become more on point. Congrats.

What reason do I have to believe this will be better than the title image indicates?

>>20096
Hope, faith and dreams, mate.

>>20096
It's made by Norwegians.

Was it a part of a sketch show, or were there any memorable faces in it? Or was it an amateur YouTube thing?

>>20019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx1GL9PRLR4

>>20021
Amateur YouTube thing it is.

>>20021
Scariest thing is that I have met people like this, although nowhere near as over the top.

>>20021
Thanks lad.

>>20012
Just the Thames and standing room only. Spoilers!

>>20011
>That smug guy who looks like a young Cameron with less forehead, featured just enough to not be irritating!
>You know who I mean, the bumbling young looking guy with a face like steamed ham!
Do you think he might be the love child?

>>20014
I tried to google image him because I couldn't see his face on the cast list. Don't search for "Cavan Clerkin". His name is Jonny Sweet, his imgur bio doesn't list a DOB so it's possible. How fast do half-man half-pig's age? Like, do pigs age in dog years? What's the halfway point between man and pig years?

>>20015
IMDB bio, even.

>>20011
>I spent far too long composing this post.

Definitely worth the effort.

>>20004
I don't even understand what it means.

>>20005
He is acknowledging the fact that both posts he quoted end in repeating digits.

>>20005

It has something to do with Huey Lewis and the News I think.

I don't have anywhere to livr

>>20008
I hope you're good at drawing on pavements with chalk, or playing the guitar.

>>19974
There's something very wrong with you.

>>19973
Why would my interest be limited to my locality?

>>19989
Because you have power here. If you stop being racist here, then generally, that would cure a lot of social ills in this country. If the Chinese stopped being racist, it wouldn't matter to any black person you call a nignog, would it now? Come on racistlad, use your brain.

>>19990
Shut up and go away.

>>19966

Disturbing footage and a few weeks of black people being shot by cops, most of which where justifiable, doesn't make a 'fucked up racial situation'. If you have a look at the stats over there you'd see this is a non issue made into one with media attention.

Are all seasons on Netflix?

>>17987
Not sure, but I've been watching them from any of the links at watchseries.lt since they have all the episodes up.

>>17985
>>17986
Season 3 is my favorite.

>>17987
1+2 are. I think 3 and 4 are on 4oD


>>17984
Peter Quinn is a chubby chaser!

Season 5 starts next week. It's going to heavily focus on Quinn, I think.

>>17984
I quite enjoyed it. Though there were some elements I think should have left out, the Quinn and Carrie romance angle being the chief one . I thought the boy falling in love with Carrie was a bit ham-fisted too, but that's only a minor complaint. The attack on the embassy was amazing though and was up there with the end of season 1 for me.

>>19947
No she doesn't.

Why does my Adobe Flash plugin keep crashing.

>>19947
Just love this series so much. Besides the drama and characters, it's such a superb insight into that era and culture, without it being pretentious or overtly self-aware that it's doing so.

Glad it's going to be the last one, as a never ending series always turns bad.

Like >>19949 I have some pretty strong appreciation for the film and past series, but I was left feeling a little underwhelmed by the first episode. The dialogue and interaction between the characters doesn't feel as natural and understated as it has in the past series, which for me was one of the most winning attributes of Meadows' direction. Hopefully this lukewarm episode is just because it's the first act to get us refamiliarised with the gang and geared up for the oncoming Shane Meadows Emotional Mangle^tm. Eagerly awaiting the rest to see where their story ends.

>>19950
>Eagerly awaiting the rest to see where their story ends.

At a guess, someone gets raped, someone overdoses, someone dies, someone has a fight and Stephen Graham shows up for 5 minutes.

>>19950
>geared up for the oncoming Shane Meadows Emotional Mangletm

No doubt, prepare to have your emotions molested and have a box of kleenex ready.

>>19921

Lists need commas, thicko!

>>19924

To be fair to the semi-literate OP, I don't think he was trying to keep it a secret.

>>19924
Well, you knew didn't you?

>>19926
After trawling extensively Google and subsequently Twitter, yes, I was able to find out.

>>19925
I think he did. I bet he wanted to roleplay with all the other wannabe secret agent / action man types.

>>19927
Whatever gave you that impression?

Why on earth is everyone here such awful people?

>>19928
If you want to roleplay as someone having a teary in response to my BANTER, that's your choice, but it's not particularly relevant to the OP.

>>19916

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhchfhxvPKI

I never realised that lorry drivers had such a hard time. I'll try to be less cuntish to them.

>>19917
Thanks mate.