Insurance job

[IUFG]

innit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38064242

A bit like the Kardashian job. At least that had the added benefit of sending Kanye a bit radio rental.

[Pat Vegas]

innit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38064242

A bit like the Kardashian job. At least that had the added benefit of sending Kanye a bit radio rental.

Qatari

[Burney]

innit

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38064242

A bit like the Kardashian job. At least that had the added benefit of sending Kanye a bit radio rental.

Must say I'm in the odd position of finding myself agreeing with Kanye West in the last week. And yet his utterances ('black people need to talk less about race', 'Trump won because he conveyed his message better' and Obama not actually having achieved anything) are being represented as evidence of him being mentally ill.

I must conclude from this that I, too, am mentally ill.

[Sir C]

Must say I'm in the odd position of finding myself agreeing with Kanye West in the last week. And yet his utterances ('black people need to talk less about race', 'Trump won because he conveyed his message better' and Obama not actually having achieved anything) are being represented as evidence of him being mentally ill.

I must conclude from this that I, too, am mentally ill.

Did I not read that he's been addmitted to hospital suffering from 'exhaustion'?

:junkie:

[Burney]

Did I not read that he's been addmitted to hospital suffering from 'exhaustion'?

:junkie:

Yes. He's always been a bit odd, mind. And he has a messianic complex that makes David Icke look normal, but I'm guessing his 'exhaustion' is actually his publicity team saying 'Stop getting coked up and rambling on about stuff that hurts the brand!'

[Sir C]

Yes. He's always been a bit odd, mind. And he has a messianic complex that makes David Icke look normal, but I'm guessing his 'exhaustion' is actually his publicity team saying 'Stop getting coked up and rambling on about stuff that hurts the brand!'

Is he the deeply unpleasant chap? I think I caught a few moments of his act at Galstonbury a few years ago.

I was, frankly, disappointed. He wasn't a real entertainer like Dickie Henderson or Bruce Forsyth; he didn't tell a few jokes, sing a song and do a little tap dance. No, he just sort of shouted into his microphone.

I don't know what young people see in these modern acts.

[Burney]

Is he the deeply unpleasant chap? I think I caught a few moments of his act at Galstonbury a few years ago.

I was, frankly, disappointed. He wasn't a real entertainer like Dickie Henderson or Bruce Forsyth; he didn't tell a few jokes, sing a song and do a little tap dance. No, he just sort of shouted into his microphone.

I don't know what young people see in these modern acts.

Yes, that is basically what he does, I think. He gets other people's music and shouts nonsense over it. The Guardian keep trying to make out he's basically Mozart.

[Monty92]

Must say I'm in the odd position of finding myself agreeing with Kanye West in the last week. And yet his utterances ('black people need to talk less about race', 'Trump won because he conveyed his message better' and Obama not actually having achieved anything) are being represented as evidence of him being mentally ill.

I must conclude from this that I, too, am mentally ill.

But presumably you don't agree with his reasoning, which is that Trump will better expose America's racist underbelly...?

[Pat Vegas]

But presumably you don't agree with his reasoning, which is that Trump will better expose America's racist underbelly...?

I am not sure why racism is still a surprise to people.

It's always going to be there. It's part of the human mechanism. Not that it's right but why people act surprised?

[Sir C]

Yes, that is basically what he does, I think. He gets other people's music and shouts nonsense over it. The Guardian keep trying to make out he's basically Mozart.

And I'm right in thinking he is married to a lady who is famous for being in possession of extremely large buttocks?

What a time, as they say, to be alive.

Meanwhile, the Horst Wesel Lied appears to have gone mainstream in the USA. Who would have thought it?