So what's the Lukaku chant then?

[World's End Stella]

You're not down with the kids* though, Wes


*from 30 years ago

You don't know how true that is.

My 14 year old son listens to something called Stormzy.

Good lord.

[Burney]

You don't know how true that is.

My 14 year old son listens to something called Stormzy.

Good lord.

Stormy and I are from the same 'endz' as I believe the youth call it. We are both Thornton Heath born and bred.

That is where the similarity ends, however.

[Sir C]

Stormy and I are from the same 'endz' as I believe the youth call it. We are both Thornton Heath born and bred.

That is where the similarity ends, however.

I saw the chap on the television. Despite, presumably, knowing he was to make a TV appearance, he was wearing some sort of sporting attire; a tracksuit, I believe. No tie.

Disgusting.

[Burney]

I saw the chap on the television. Despite, presumably, knowing he was to make a TV appearance, he was wearing some sort of sporting attire; a tracksuit, I believe. No tie.

Disgusting.

Yes. He also likes that foul communist Corbyn. I'd have him shot, obviously.

[SWv2]

I saw the chap on the television. Despite, presumably, knowing he was to make a TV appearance, he was wearing some sort of sporting attire; a tracksuit, I believe. No tie.

Disgusting.

The youth don't wear ties anymore Grandad.

In fact the vast majority of people who come to meetings in our office don't wear them.

The flipside is we had two Yankee in last week, they had arrived in Dublin but by all accounts their luggage was en route to their end destination in the Netherlands. They looked like two tourists who had wandered in off the street.

[Burney]

The youth don't wear ties anymore Grandad.

In fact the vast majority of people who come to meetings in our office don't wear them.

The flipside is we had two Yankee in last week, they had arrived in Dublin but by all accounts their luggage was en route to their end destination in the Netherlands. They looked like two tourists who had wandered in off the street.

I must admit, I increasingly resent it whenever I'm required to wear a tie and take the damn thing off at the earliest possible opportunity. It really is a very silly garment, when all's said and done.

[Sir C]

I must admit, I increasingly resent it whenever I'm required to wear a tie and take the damn thing off at the earliest possible opportunity. It really is a very silly garment, when all's said and done.

You mean you are habitually wandering around half dressed?

Animal.

[Burney]

You mean you are habitually wandering around half dressed?

Animal.

I've seen you with your top button undone.

[SWv2]

I must admit, I increasingly resent it whenever I'm required to wear a tie and take the damn thing off at the earliest possible opportunity. It really is a very silly garment, when all's said and done.

I would agree and feel they serve no purpose whatsoever.

Other items of clothing do as they have things like pockets for money and ****, or the most basic use of keeping one warm.

A tie is not only silly but can represent a Health & Safety risk in the office place.

#IUFG

[Burney]

I would agree and feel they serve no purpose whatsoever.

Other items of clothing do as they have things like pockets for money and ****, or the most basic use of keeping one warm.

A tie is not only silly but can represent a Health & Safety risk in the office place.

#IUFG

Indeed. Plus, one invariably ends up dripping food or drink on the damn thing and, while with a shirt one can simply wash it, a tie has to be expensively dry-cleaned So one ends up paying a large-ish sum of money to own and maintain an item of clothing one hates wearing. Madness!