
FROM WHAT TO WHAT
yes this is a what do you think of me thread in disguise
I'm still in a NOT INTERESTED state of mind about them but I keep hearing how great they supposedly are. I don't see it for me but I may have to investigate. Same goes for Elton John, but he's more likelyI dunno whether it’s a full 180 but I was very anti-Beatles growing up and didn’t care for the Merseybeat sound at all but I’ve grown to love them totally in the last ten years, in fact Abbey Road is one of the best albums I’ve ever heard. Maybe that counts, although I always respected them.
I've mentioned it before but I definitely used to be a "I just happen to like straight acting guys!"/"Just because I'm gay doesn't mean I have to shout about it" kind of queen. I guess it's just growing up, but I'm not THAT girl anymore
Str8 m8 adult entertainment still gets me going though![]()
except peanutsI'd like to answer for @Tisch: nuts
It pains me to admit it, but Keir Starmer is pretty clearly in a terrible rut, and this latest 'queen and country' briefing he's peddling is just MORTIFYING.


I'd never really stopped to think about it but you're absolutely right; it's like he's now just a caricature of who he used to be.I used to think Jon Richardson was brilliant, but he makes me cringe every time he’s on these days.

Isn't this partly down to one of the big production companies that makes lots of panel shows (I want to say Avalon or Hat Trick) basically being run by/having close links with a talent agency and said shows being basically a CLOSED CLUB of the comedians on that agency's books? I remember reading about it at some point.I used to think Jon Richardson was brilliant, but he makes me cringe every time he’s on these days. Another case of overexposure. I really don’t get why there are only ever about 15 interchangeable comedians at any one time who just work their way around terrestrial TV. Maybe once every couple of years one will drop off the radar a bit for another to be let in the gang.
Early nights. I can't believe how abhorrent I used to find the concept when I was in my twenties.
That would explain it. It's just so monotonous. You start out liking some people but them and their mates are never off screen.Isn't this partly down to one of the big production companies that makes lots of panel shows (I want to say Avalon or Hat Trick) basically being run by/having close links with a talent agency and said shows being basically a CLOSED CLUB of the comedians on that agency's books? I remember reading about it at some point.
Oh and bottoming.