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LMAO wrote:Dude is a badass:

Hope I'm that active if I make it to my 80s.

Well done to the fella.

Looks like forrest gump

VCC wrote:Looks like forrest gump

Yeah thats what I thought.....maybe he was inspired by Forest?

Saw Paul Parker at Lakeside today.

Great player.

Right - for starters this is not a hair transplant.

Now we've got that cleared up... since when did a syrup become a f***ing 'hair system?

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-new ... t-25504549

Imagine having it glued to your head….how long would it last and what would it do to your skin? Sounds appalling!

Phil71 wrote:Right - for starters this is not a hair transplant.

Now we've got that cleared up... since when did a syrup become a f***ing 'hair system?

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-new ... t-25504549

Liz Hurley at 56.

It's enough to make a man stray.

Phil71 wrote:Liz Hurley at 56.

It's enough to make a man stray.

Women at 56 are nothing but gold diggers.

Sex went out the window years ago, all they care about is leaching a mans money.

Its funny when I was younger I thought when you get older it should be easier, an older woman, single should be gagging for a decent guy .......... but fk was I wrong.

All you get is women with baggage and they want you to pay for that baggage and you'll be lucky if you even get a BJ for your troubles.

I don't blame them, if your a single struggling mum your going to want someone to pitch in and make it all easier, but boy is it a put off for anyone half decent.

3 kids that aren't yours and sex which dwindles to nothing by the month .......... yeahhhh, no thank you, go get money off the mofo who's the father of these kids.

Well that's put a dampener on things.

Phil71 wrote:Well that's put a dampener on things.

Nothing but the truth so help me god.

Older women are more ruthless than younger ones.

When was the last time anyone here bought a newspaper?

Wanted to make a fire last night so bought wood and newspaper, can't remember the last time I sat and read a paper.

Was pretty nostalgic, there's just something about having a tangible copy in front of you.

It's the same with books for me, don't think I could ever read on a Kindle.

I wonder how much longer print newspapers will be around?

Before covid.

Evening standard and/or metro. Freebies in the underground but don't touch them now since covid hit

When I was in secondary school I used to buy multiple papers after Arsenal played just to read different takes.

Now there are a billion different blogs/articles available for free.

Used to love newspapers, never went a day without buying one, but I subscribe to the Telegraph on line for the past few years and never buy one now.

I did grab a free currant bun on my way to the departure lounge at Gatwick recently and enjoyed reading it on the plane.