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Post by marylandstoke on Sept 21, 2019 12:34:46 GMT
I always feel a bit queasy if I have to go to Leek.
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Post by Goonie on Sept 21, 2019 12:40:34 GMT
Joe 90's let himself go.... I thought Ronnie Corbett was dead.......well its goodnight from me
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Post by Goonie on Sept 21, 2019 12:42:50 GMT
I can totally believe the Allen & Butland situation. Fair play to Jones if he steps down without a PayOut, Hes a bit of a shit manager, but he is a nice and honest guy. Its a shame it didnt work out, I really did take a liking to the fella, Despite this shit results, I wont be a hater of his 'Fair play to Jones if he steps down without a PayOut' My estimation of him as a human being would be meteoric and counterbalance my view of him as a manager!
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Post by skip on Sept 21, 2019 12:44:26 GMT
A phrase my mum used to describe men with overly contrived facial hair was why cultivate on one's face that which grows freely around the arse. The only professions that should be allowed beards are GPs (Shipman bad but more generally, bearded doctors can be trusted) and lab technicians. Not sculptors or artists of any kind, they must remain clean shaven. I know we're talking the finest auto didact multi disciplinarian in the world of art but can you honestly imagine Picasso with a beard? He'd've looked right weird. And Dali. Can you imagine Dali unkempt in the facial region? Absolutely not. Either clean shaven or biker outlaw. Anything in between is misplaced vanity.
Nathan looks dreadful in that photograph. He has my sympathy, I'm extremely handsome (and clean shaven, obv.) but I rarely take a good snap. I think I must be better in three dimensions.
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Post by crowey on Sept 21, 2019 12:52:35 GMT
A phrase my mum used to describe men with overly contrived facial hair was why cultivate on one's face that which grows freely around the arse. The only professions that should be allowed beards are GPs (Shipman bad but more generally, bearded doctors can be trusted) and lab technicians. Not sculptors or artists of any kind, they must remain clean shaven. I know we're talking the finest auto didact multi disciplinarian in the world of art but can you honestly imagine Picasso with a beard? He'd've looked right weird. And Dali. Can you imagine Dali unkempt in the facial region? Absolutely not. Either clean shaven or biker outlaw. Anything in between is misplaced vanity. Nathan looks dreadful in that photograph. He has my sympathy, I'm extremely handsome (and clean shaven, obv.) but I rarely take a good snap. I think I must be better in three dimensions. ..... I don’t think bearded doctors can be trusted - exactly the opposite
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Sept 21, 2019 12:54:22 GMT
I always feel a bit queasy if I have to go to Leek. Dead man walking 😉
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Post by skip on Sept 21, 2019 13:15:14 GMT
A phrase my mum used to describe men with overly contrived facial hair was why cultivate on one's face that which grows freely around the arse. The only professions that should be allowed beards are GPs (Shipman bad but more generally, bearded doctors can be trusted) and lab technicians. Not sculptors or artists of any kind, they must remain clean shaven. I know we're talking the finest auto didact multi disciplinarian in the world of art but can you honestly imagine Picasso with a beard? He'd've looked right weird. And Dali. Can you imagine Dali unkempt in the facial region? Absolutely not. Either clean shaven or biker outlaw. Anything in between is misplaced vanity. Nathan looks dreadful in that photograph. He has my sympathy, I'm extremely handsome (and clean shaven, obv.) but I rarely take a good snap. I think I must be better in three dimensions. ..... I don’t think bearded doctors can be trusted - exactly the opposite Interesting position.
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Post by marylandstoke on Sept 21, 2019 13:17:15 GMT
I always feel a bit queasy if I have to go to Leek. Dead man walking 😉 That’s pretty much in the job description of the modern manager isn’t it? It’s just how long the walk is.
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Post by Mr_DaftBurger on Sept 21, 2019 13:24:13 GMT
A phrase my mum used to describe men with overly contrived facial hair was why cultivate on one's face that which grows freely around the arse. The only professions that should be allowed beards are GPs (Shipman bad but more generally, bearded doctors can be trusted) and lab technicians. Not sculptors or artists of any kind, they must remain clean shaven. I know we're talking the finest auto didact multi disciplinarian in the world of art but can you honestly imagine Picasso with a beard? He'd've looked right weird. And Dali. Can you imagine Dali unkempt in the facial region? Absolutely not. Either clean shaven or biker outlaw. Anything in between is misplaced vanity. Nathan looks dreadful in that photograph. He has my sympathy, I'm extremely handsome (and clean shaven, obv.) but I rarely take a good snap. I think I must be better in three dimensions. My nan said never trust a man with a beard. What about Van Gogh? Saying that, he was a fruitloop, admittedly a fruitloop who people now think his childlike paintings are works of art!! Did he cut his ear off shaving his beard or had to shave because he cut his ear off?
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Post by benjaminbiscuit on Sept 21, 2019 13:35:33 GMT
That’s pretty much in the job description of the modern manager isn’t it? It’s just how long the walk is. I meant yuh nit him , but looking at your location you might just be safe don’t trifle with those leek lads 😃
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Post by marylandstoke on Sept 21, 2019 13:54:55 GMT
Benjamin, we’ve been through this with other posters....use your words, or at least, proof read
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Post by skip on Sept 21, 2019 16:32:51 GMT
A phrase my mum used to describe men with overly contrived facial hair was why cultivate on one's face that which grows freely around the arse. The only professions that should be allowed beards are GPs (Shipman bad but more generally, bearded doctors can be trusted) and lab technicians. Not sculptors or artists of any kind, they must remain clean shaven. I know we're talking the finest auto didact multi disciplinarian in the world of art but can you honestly imagine Picasso with a beard? He'd've looked right weird. And Dali. Can you imagine Dali unkempt in the facial region? Absolutely not. Either clean shaven or biker outlaw. Anything in between is misplaced vanity. Nathan looks dreadful in that photograph. He has my sympathy, I'm extremely handsome (and clean shaven, obv.) but I rarely take a good snap. I think I must be better in three dimensions. My nan said never trust a man with a beard. What about Van Gogh? Saying that, he was a fruitloop, admittedly a fruitloop who people now think his childlike paintings are works of art!! Did he cut his ear off shaving his beard or had to shave because he cut his ear off? I believe the ear removal was unrelated to his beard, which was a fairly typical look in Holland at the time, and bare in mind, he's wasn't exactly famous in his own lifetime, whereas Picasso and Dali were very much n the public eye. Unlike his also fairly anonymous near-nemesis, Paul Gauguin, Van Gogh had a more unkempt beard, Gaugan, if his oily selfies are to be believed, a rather impressive 'tache.Now Cezanne, or 'Cezanna the Man' as he's know in my house, had a beard. So, that's a French post-Impressionist with a moustache, and one other with a beard. Whilst we're on the subject of influential late 19C early 20C French painters, look at Monet's most impressive beard, proper.
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Post by Mr_DaftBurger on Sept 21, 2019 18:00:35 GMT
My nan said never trust a man with a beard. What about Van Gogh? Saying that, he was a fruitloop, admittedly a fruitloop who people now think his childlike paintings are works of art!! Did he cut his ear off shaving his beard or had to shave because he cut his ear off? I believe the ear removal was unrelated to his beard, which was a fairly typical look in Holland at the time, and bare in mind, he's wasn't exactly famous in his own lifetime, whereas Picasso and Dali were very much n the public eye. Unlike his also fairly anonymous near-nemesis, Paul Gauguin, Van Gogh had a more unkempt beard, Gaugan, if his oily selfies are to be believed, a rather impressive 'tache.Now Cezanne, or 'Cezanna the Man' as he's know in my house, had a beard. So, that's a French post-Impressionist with a moustache, and one other with a beard. Whilst we're on the subject of influential late 19C early 20C French painters, look at Monet's most impressive beard, proper. I still can't see the pointillism of beards, I'm Seurat that!
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Post by Laughing Gravy on Sept 21, 2019 18:07:21 GMT
Benjamin, we’ve been through this with other posters....use your words, or at least, proof read Mary what Benji is saying in his own inimitable style is don’t mess with the Leek massive. We is well ard innit.
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Post by Goonie on Sept 21, 2019 18:08:26 GMT
My nan said never trust a man with a beard. What about Van Gogh? Saying that, he was a fruitloop, admittedly a fruitloop who people now think his childlike paintings are works of art!! Did he cut his ear off shaving his beard or had to shave because he cut his ear off? I believe the ear removal was unrelated to his beard, which was a fairly typical look in Holland at the time, and bare in mind, he's wasn't exactly famous in his own lifetime, whereas Picasso and Dali were very much n the public eye. Unlike his also fairly anonymous near-nemesis, Paul Gauguin, Van Gogh had a more unkempt beard, Gaugan, if his oily selfies are to be believed, a rather impressive 'tache.Now Cezanne, or 'Cezanna the Man' as he's know in my house, had a beard. So, that's a French post-Impressionist with a moustache, and one other with a beard. Whilst we're on the subject of influential late 19C early 20C French painters, look at Monet's most impressive beard, proper. The Oatcake has gone up in my estimation: where else on a footy thread would they be comparing famous artists with their hirsutism and using this as a gauge of the manager's mental capacity and suitability for the job Jolly good 👍
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Post by marylandstoke on Sept 21, 2019 19:03:39 GMT
Benjamin, we’ve been through this with other posters....use your words, or at least, proof read Mary what Benji is saying in his own inimitable style is don’t mess with the Leek massive. We is well ard innit. Proppa Nawwwty
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Post by skip on Sept 22, 2019 13:22:52 GMT
I believe the ear removal was unrelated to his beard, which was a fairly typical look in Holland at the time, and bare in mind, he's wasn't exactly famous in his own lifetime, whereas Picasso and Dali were very much n the public eye. Unlike his also fairly anonymous near-nemesis, Paul Gauguin, Van Gogh had a more unkempt beard, Gaugan, if his oily selfies are to be believed, a rather impressive 'tache.Now Cezanne, or 'Cezanna the Man' as he's know in my house, had a beard. So, that's a French post-Impressionist with a moustache, and one other with a beard. Whilst we're on the subject of influential late 19C early 20C French painters, look at Monet's most impressive beard, proper. The Oatcake has gone up in my estimation: where else on a footy thread would they be comparing famous artists with their hirsutism and using this as a gauge of the manager's mental capacity and suitability for the job Jolly good 👍 You're welcome. I continued to think about this well into the evening but then thought better of stretching the conversation further.
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Post by toppercorner on Sept 22, 2019 13:39:59 GMT
A phrase my mum used to describe men with overly contrived facial hair was why cultivate on one's face that which grows freely around the arse. The only professions that should be allowed beards are GPs (Shipman bad but more generally, bearded doctors can be trusted) and lab technicians. Not sculptors or artists of any kind, they must remain clean shaven. I know we're talking the finest auto didact multi disciplinarian in the world of art but can you honestly imagine Picasso with a beard? He'd've looked right weird. And Dali. Can you imagine Dali unkempt in the facial region? Absolutely not. Either clean shaven or biker outlaw. Anything in between is misplaced vanity. Nathan looks dreadful in that photograph. He has my sympathy, I'm extremely handsome (and clean shaven, obv.) but I rarely take a good snap. I think I must be better in three dimensions. When Dali used to go out to late bars, he'd purposely order a large glass of milk, and drink it so it deliberately got onto his 'tache. He'd then wait for someone to come up to him and say "you've got milk on your 'tache" and his reply would always be "yes, i know" strange but true!
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Post by Goonie on Sept 22, 2019 14:34:19 GMT
The Oatcake has gone up in my estimation: where else on a footy thread would they be comparing famous artists with their hirsutism and using this as a gauge of the manager's mental capacity and suitability for the job Jolly good 👍 You're welcome. I continued to think about this well into the evening but then thought better of stretching the conversation further. The general tone was probably pearls cast before swine 😁
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