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Bloody Hell. U-Kip are on the ball. I've had a letter addressed personally to me in the post, they've opened an office in Heywood, Farage has already put in a personal appearance, and a leaflet has just come through the letter box!
Sadly Alf was a 'ammers fan. I still remember laughing at his comment when Clyde Best got the ball... (If you're too young, tough, but I dont think it would meet kick out racism standards of today, but politically incorrect humour still makes me laugh half a century later.) As for the Cem, ah the memories. I had my 21st birthday and stag do in there. Lisa Stansfield was a regular back then too, amongst others...
Sadly Alf was a 'ammers fan. I still remember laughing at his comment when Clyde Best got the ball... (If you're too young, tough, but I dont think it would meet kick out racism standards of today, but politically incorrect humour still makes me laugh half a century later.) As for the Cem, ah the memories. I had my 21st birthday and stag do in there. Lisa Stansfield was a regular back then too, amongst others...
That's the thing about the Alf Garnett character, in Till Death Us Do Part
An awful lot of people expressed disgust at the time about what he came out with, without realising that the whole point was to ridicule the type of opinions he expressed. Couldn't do it nowadays, of course.
That's the thing about the Alf Garnett character, in Till Death Us Do Part
An awful lot of people expressed disgust at the time about what he came out with, without realising that the whole point was to ridicule the type of opinions he expressed. Couldn't do it nowadays, of course.
exactly correct and the world is a worse place for it...
Of course the actor himself, is a self confessed socialist , raised as a Jew, and a Tottenham Hotspur fan, although he hates New Labour (like many of us), and regards himself as an atheist and part of the Humanist society. Makes his acting as Alf Garnet even more impressive.
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