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Shakahislops homophobia means he can’t tell his mates that he dreams of sucking his own dick every night

I write that last post absolutely steaming and was ready to cringe reading back but i stand by it all

There’s something unique about jammer in his willingness to be the hype man for it all despite his own fame and aspirations

Main techno club in Belfast when I was a kid was shine - guy who runned it talked to me a lot and said Laurent garnier played a full set of d&b at 33 in 2003-2004 and how everyone loved it

Dizzee says none of this would’ve appended wivat drug dealers - never thought about it that way

The word dreamlike is used a lot but nothing has ever come close to what I feel in dreams and I hope nothing ever does

I have very vivid beautiful dreams every single night. If you wake up next to me you’re in for a treat, but I forget them all half an hour later. Sometimes I think I should write them down. Painful beauty in them, always wake up laughing or on the verge of tears, constantly hard. There is...

Nice to see Belfast represented too finally

Yes I enjoyed. Well pacedand good context set in the first half especially, some real funny lines too. I always think reflective docs miss a trick by not getting people together more, just one guy on cam but I suppose it’s a hard thing to arrange

@craner

Korea or any other country is not comparable here lads were talking about ireland and Ireland only stay on point

Feck is a perfect example here - I have never heard anyone say feck in everyday life …. ever. The constant use of it in that film was cynical and cringeworthy

The drums are just so so good. Big grin on my face

I’m gonna write a big massive essay about Michael Jackson and I would encourage others to do the same it will be like craners Essay on burscolonis but funnier and actually interesting and relevant

Im more disgusted by Irish people and how they’re packaging themselves

Sally Rooney

Pints of Guinness

Can you write 900 words on him please luke there’s nothing I’d rather read

So my main point is that the English audience now has adequate time and distance to enjoy their imperialism and fetishise irishness and the Irish are willingly selling too You could say team mate Irish bars in every country in the world this is nothing new but it’s accelerating and I don’t like it