He's made you look like a right mug.Forest wrote:There was this really fit girl at work today standing by some dvds at the side and my mate shouted over to me then nodded towards her so I had a look then shouted back to him 'not bad...I would'. Turns out it was the daughter of the woman I was serving. She gave me the most disapproving look ever and my mate was just standing at the till behind laughing his head off knowing what he'd just purposely caused
The public isn't it?Forest wrote:Guys, need advice quick.
Any Murray 16/1 to win SPOTY
Is it worth putting a fiver on? I think he has a good chance. Who votes for SPOTY though?
I think only you could make winning gold in the 5,000m and the 10,000m sound easy.Forest wrote:Mo Farah was just a 2 week wonder though.
Murray was runner up at Wimbledon, got a Gold and Silver at the Olympics, and was the first British grand slam winner since Fred Perry
I hope the people who vote don't just vote with their Olympic tinted glasses on
Forest wrote:There was this really fit girl at work today standing by some dvds at the side and my mate shouted over to me then nodded towards her so I had a look then shouted back to him 'not bad...I would'. Turns out it was the daughter of the woman I was serving. She gave me the most disapproving look ever and my mate was just standing at the till behind laughing his head off knowing what he'd just purposely caused
Glen Damon wrote:Wiggins seems to be the stereotypical, average Englishman, he should win.
I just thought that the Mod haircut, the willingness to make fun of other cyclists, and the getting drunk immediately after finishing the Olympics represented the average Englishman well.George wrote:Glen Damon wrote:Wiggins seems to be the stereotypical, average Englishman, he should win.
Maybe the stereotypical Victorian Englishman.
That was actually quite funny until the crocodile part at the end, that sort of forced humour is irritating.SBSP wrote:
