Jakeyboy13
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I don't really like tofu, don't vote labour, read the article and thought that while the chant was tame, the boys were out of order—come on, a megaphone?meanwhile the tofu eating wokerati complain about being heckled with "Number 10, your laces are undone".
one of my favourite heckles. it's stupid: it's not racist, sexist, or foul language.
there's probably a rule against fans blowing a refs whistle to distract a player, but is this any different to me from the roar "you're s**t - aarrgghh"
I'm a mature student at Oxford – so why am I being heckled by teenagers? | Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff
I’ve had a chance to see the elitist bowels of the institution and have also been reminded of one of the most annoying aspects of university life, writes Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuffwww.theguardian.com
I miss the "you're gonna get your f*cking head kicked in" chant.
When I was a kid on the Beech Road Shelf aged about 6 I used to think the song was 'you're going home in a flashing ambulance'. Not sure if I just misheard, or Dad used to chant the PG version as he was aware he had kids with him and had moved out of the LRT..."you're going home in a f*cking ambulance"
I miss the "you're gonna get your f*cking head kicked in" chant.
When I was a kid on the Beech Road Shelf aged about 6 I used to think the song was 'you're going home in a flashing ambulance'. Not sure if I just misheard, or Dad used to chant the PG version as he was aware he had kids with him and had moved out of the LRT...
I actually read that article during my lunch break yesterday, and couldn't tell if it was supposed to be some sort of joke that I was missing?meanwhile the tofu eating wokerati complain about being heckled with "Number 10, your laces are undone".
one of my favourite heckles. it's stupid: it's not racist, sexist, or foul language.
there's probably a rule against fans blowing a refs whistle to distract a player, but is this any different to me from the roar "you're s**t - aarrgghh"
I'm a mature student at Oxford – so why am I being heckled by teenagers? | Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff
I’ve had a chance to see the elitist bowels of the institution and have also been reminded of one of the most annoying aspects of university life, writes Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuffwww.theguardian.com
Or the slightly inaccurate given that they weren't a taxi service and would have taken you to the hospital or nowhere, "you're going home in a f*cking ambulance".
Or as someone who had eaten a hell of a lot of resin once put it, "you're going home with a cosmic ambience".
St JohnsOr the slightly inaccurate given that they weren't a taxi service and would have taken you to the hospital or nowhere, "you're going home in a f*cking ambulance".
Or as someone who had eaten a hell of a lot of resin once put it, "you're going home with a cosmic ambience".
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It was an article in The Guardian, and of course the original phrase by Suella Braverman was "Guardian reading, tofu-eating wokerati ...". Also the feature was full of cliches of being an outsider at Oxford University.How to undermine any point you may have in 3 words...
I thought it was quite funny when she realized that despite being Oxford students the guys heckling were still just 'stupid boys'.It was an article in The Guardian, and of course the original phrase by Suella Braverman was "Guardian reading, tofu-eating wokerati ...". Also the feature was full of cliches of being an outsider at Oxford University.
I used to do that when my lad was 6 for the Roofe song "he could've signed for West Brom but he said no STUFF that". The bloke behind me cottoned on and used to just miss out the expletive if my son was there.When I was a kid on the Beech Road Shelf aged about 6 I used to think the song was 'you're going home in a flashing ambulance'. Not sure if I just misheard, or Dad used to chant the PG version as he was aware he had kids with him and had moved out of the LRT...
Really? That's f*****g s**t, some male football fans are so thickI always remember one, chanted at Newport fans concerning the Aberfan disaster.... Not nice, turned my stomach
I actually read that article during my lunch break yesterday, and couldn't tell if it was supposed to be some sort of joke that I was missing?
Genuinely one of the most banal things I've read from a recognised publication.
I speak as someone who again, doesn't vote labour (or read the guardian) and doesn't enjoy tofu. I do however think it's surely better to aspire to being woke, than the opposite.