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Maxwell is NOT off the hook
Just felt I had to say it, innit, pie 'n' mash 'n' liquor, Bow Bells.
Oh, duuh, sorry, that's EAST London, not north. |
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Norf London you muppet!
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I'd like to put him on a hook, Texas Chainsaw Massacre style
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Can't remember now, but didn't Maxwell say he was from Islington, sorry, "Iz-lin-'un"? Or perhaps I'm getting mixed up. I dunno!
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Personally I'd rather hear Dr Hook!
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Oh goody...seems Maxwell is promoting pluralism, multiculturalism and locational-diversity all wrapped up in one wee person...
isn't that so positive...maybe now i can really break out and say a few things them foreigners from Perth say...i haven't felt empowered enough to adopt their dialect before now...afterall, jings (oops a bit of Dundee slipped in there ) they live 17miles away...
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Maxwell said yesterday that hismother was from USA, and that he also had and American passport!!!
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he is probably lying just to appear slightly interesting. maybe the constant shouting over other people is not getting him enough attention.
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i wish one of those hooks they used to have at the theatre would come onto the house and drag him off!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mitacond
Maxwell said yesterday that hismother was from USA, and that he also had and American passport!!!
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Originally Posted by stenoboy
People of his class (and I don't mean that snobbily either) tend to think America as the great big paradise, and having a passport there just means that he thinks he's fantastic - which he's not, of course.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by stenoboy
People of his class (and I don't mean that snobbily either) tend to think America as the great big paradise, and having a passport there just means that he thinks he's fantastic - which he's not, of course.
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Neither Marx nor Weber, but rather the social group to which Max would belong - probably upper working class, for want of a better description. Anecdotally speaking, people from that group, in my experience, tend to look on America as the promised land.
Perhaps I expressed myself inelegantly, but this was NOT a snobbish opinion of his class, being from that same social group myself and hence my anecdotal knowledge of it. |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by stenoboy
Neither Marx nor Weber, but rather the social group to which Max would belong - probably upper working class, for want of a better description. Anecdotally speaking, people from that group, in my experience, tend to look on America as the promised land.
Perhaps I expressed myself inelegantly, but this was NOT a snobbish opinion of his class, being from that same social group myself and hence my anecdotal knowledge of it. You have, to a degree, some validity on the socio-political-idealogical aspirational views of certain classificational groupings...your anecdotal could prove 'typical' for many within the grouping you cite, the evidence does exist...however, i doubt it applies (exclusively) on this occassion.
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I cringe when he says "off thee 'uck"
Sounds like Craaaaaaig David from Bo'Selecta |
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hairum!!!!
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I do know someone who actually went to secondary school with Maxwell and does (or did) see him out socially on a night out but they were never really friends particularly.
Apparently he's a posh bloke who tries to talk cockney and act all ladish. I guess this is an approach that a lot of blokes take to fit in with a group of mates and not feel like a social outcast. Amazing that someone would change their whole persona to fit in, that now it has become a part of them that they no longer act it as they actually believe they are a cockney geezer. |
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) they live 17miles away...
