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@Stere did see another write up on this by a defence consultant- viewing tbe Armenia Azerbaijani conflict, some of the new aerial tech is now completely invalidating current armour / soldier concepts, serious chance of us pissing away huge monies on pointless kit.  K

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  On 19/11/2020 at 10:07, roboted said:

BBC Radio 1 will not play the original version of Fairytale of New York by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl this Christmas, because its audience may be offended by some of the lyrics.

The station said young listeners were particularly sensitive to derogatory terms for gender and sexuality.

It will instead play an edited version with different lyrics sung by MacColl.

But the 1987 original will still be played on Radio 2, while 6 Music DJs can choose between the two versions.

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Didn’t they learn ANYTHING from f*ing around with LoHaG?

 

Morons. 

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  On 19/11/2020 at 16:53, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Didn’t they learn ANYTHING from f*ing around with LoHaG?

 

Morons. 

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This is such an invented story, they did a revised version in 1992 using the word haggerd instead of faggot. This has been the normal version played on radio for 25 years. 

 

But it’s news now and those looking for outrage have latched on to it. 
 

You’ve been played @kevinjohnsonmbe
 

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  On 19/11/2020 at 18:04, Mick Dempsey said:

This is such an invented story, they did a revised version in 1992 using the word haggerd instead of faggot. This has been the normal version played on radio for 25 years. 

 

But it’s news now and those looking for outrage have latched on to it. 
 

You’ve been played @kevinjohnsonmbe
 

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Of course it’s been the same for years, I’ve listened to it for years.
 

Even had it played by the Black Fridays who were our wedding band!  

WWW.BLACKFRIDAYBAND.CO.UK

Black Friday are a high energy folk and celtic punk rock band from Cornwall in the United Kingdom

 

 

Its the same sh1t every year. 
 

Just like the dog in the Dambisters. 
 

Every year the same from the BBC, every year the same ‘outrage’ from Victor Meldrew. 
 

It’s become as ‘traditional’ as turkey & stuffing. ??

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  On 19/11/2020 at 18:54, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Of course it’s been the same for years, I’ve listened to it for years.
 

Even had it played by the Black Fridays who were our wedding band!  

WWW.BLACKFRIDAYBAND.CO.UK

Black Friday are a high energy folk and celtic punk rock band from Cornwall in the United Kingdom

 

 

Its the same sh1t every year. 
 

Just like the dog in the Dambisters. 
 

Every year the same from the BBC, every year the same ‘outrage’ from Victor Meldrew. 
 

It’s become as ‘traditional’ as turkey & stuffing. ??

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Look like a decent band.

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  On 19/11/2020 at 18:54, kevinjohnsonmbe said:
Of course it’s been the same for years, I’ve listened to it for years.
 
Even had it played by the Black Fridays who were our wedding band!  
WWW.BLACKFRIDAYBAND.CO.UK
Black Friday are a high energy folk and celtic punk rock band from Cornwall in the United Kingdom  
 
Its the same sh1t every year. 
 
Just like the dog in the Dambisters. 
 
Every year the same from the BBC, every year the same ‘outrage’ from Victor Meldrew. 
 
It’s become as ‘traditional’ as turkey & stuffing. [emoji23][emoji23]
I noticed the phrase a new version recorded by MacColl, she's unfortunately been dead 20 years.
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  On 19/11/2020 at 18:54, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Of course it’s been the same for years, I’ve listened to it for years.
 

Even had it played by the Black Fridays who were our wedding band!  

WWW.BLACKFRIDAYBAND.CO.UK

Black Friday are a high energy folk and celtic punk rock band from Cornwall in the United Kingdom

 

 

Its the same sh1t every year. 
 

Just like the dog in the Dambisters. 
 

Every year the same from the BBC, every year the same ‘outrage’ from Victor Meldrew. 
 

It’s become as ‘traditional’ as turkey & stuffing. ??

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Or the bleep in the Elvis Costello song , did he sing about the black lab in dam busters ? ?

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  On 19/11/2020 at 19:04, Dan Maynard said:
  On 19/11/2020 at 18:54, kevinjohnsonmbe said:
Of course it’s been the same for years, I’ve listened to it for years.
 
Even had it played by the Black Fridays who were our wedding band!   WWW.BLACKFRIDAYBAND.CO.UK
Black Friday are a high energy folk and celtic punk rock band from Cornwall in the United Kingdom  
 
Its the same sh1t every year. 
 
Just like the dog in the Dambisters. 
 
Every year the same from the BBC, every year the same ‘outrage’ from Victor Meldrew. 
 
It’s become as ‘traditional’ as turkey & stuffing. emoji23.pngemoji23.png

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I noticed the phrase a new version recorded by MacColl, she's unfortunately been dead 20 years.

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She had a stunt double ?

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