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14/5/2025

The Fortunes are on tour right now & it's so good to see that all the royalties from 'Caroline' have enabled them to retire in style (just saying). OK, I know, they are doing this for the enjoyment and nostalgia, however serious question. If you watch all the tour video's is that the real demographic for sixties music fans today? Can't see many non pensioners & the whole number of matinees kind of give it away. Come on Atlantis & Caroline Flashback get in there, Tena pads are your bread and butter advertising opportunities, get in there....

And a couple of additional videos one for the happy memories of The Perfumed Garden and one for all BBC fans of yesteryear. Anyone keeping a count of how many vile pedophiles the BBC covered up from their beginning until now? 100 years of protecting them apparently, however the actual number (I am told) will astound the most hardy of folk!

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MSN Restart Brower

14/5/2025 11:25:19 pm

ACT Now or you will have no pension and Peter Moore will eat your children

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James McGregor Restart Eyebrows

16/5/2025 08:06:21 am

Mervyn will say this revaluation is rubbish and that an Irishman in the 1860's forged it

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Watch: How experts stumbled upon a priceless document in a university library

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A manuscript - once considered an unofficial copy of Magna Carta - is now believed to be a genuine version and ''one of the world's most valuable documents'', according to UK academics.

Harvard Law School paid $27.50 (then about £7) for it in 1946 and for years it has remained tucked away in its library, its true identity unknown.

But two medieval history professors have concluded it is an extraordinarily rare and lost original Magna Carta from 1300 - and could be worth millions.

BBC Newsbeat's Eleanor Doyle explains.
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DOYLE You see She's Irish

AgB

17/5/2025 09:18:32 pm

The thing?is when was that totp s episode banned 🚫
As it has js,rh ,and jk in the prog !
Or was there more to it?
AgB.

Carmen Interland

19/5/2025 07:13:51 pm

Eric Gilder regarding Pete Buttigieg:

He was more effective than previous Secretaries of Transportation, and is better than the current one.

Mervyn Hagger's reply:

Eric Gilder Obviously you wrote that with a severe case of sarcasm. Pete stood in for mentally ill Joe Biden, whose son was a gangster, and an administration run by the janitor (who?) using an autopen to sign nuclear deals with other countries, and Pete indulged in the war of pronouns while planes were told to land using primitive WWII equipment so that Pete could spend money on the looney 'Green' agenda while China built coal fired power plants. Pete was an idiot or a door mat or a slave of the Biden-Clinton crooks and their lying pals in the so-called 'legacy media'. In 50 years time the generation in power will not want to talk about the totally silly era prior to 2024 whose only objective was to promote war, killing and misery for millions, while the Biden-Clinton gang got filthy rich. Pete is one sick kick - sick in the head that is.

Book reviewer - probably Scottish meme

20/5/2025 05:54:47 am

Pete?? Oh Townsend WHO?? I have read that book. It is honestly the biggest pile of self serving shit who could ever read?? He says Rodger Daltry and the band stayed with him because they needed they money. How much integrity dose a normal job cost??
Every time I here the Who on Caroline or real radio Allantoys and they are hauled as heroes I think they are the F watts complete mad

Jumbo Jet One Liner

20/5/2025 06:00:33 am

When is this pretend pirate radio discussion board going to come in and land on Malcolm Smith's face?

Truth Society - The pirate free radio board that cares

21/5/2025 09:51:15 am

In a brief statement posted on Truth Social, Mr Trump said: "Melania and I are saddened to hear about Joe Biden's recent medical diagnosis. We extend our warmest and best wishes to Jill and the family, and we wish Joe a fast and successful recovery."

James McGregore

20/5/2025 05:57:07 am

Pete Hegswigs pretty cool thought right?

Every drunk on FOX should be secretarys of state

Right?

Mange Personal Info

20/5/2025 06:11:15 am

Garry Lineker is on tour right now & it's so good to see that all the royalties from saying Nazis one week and Zionist rats the next year have disabled him to retire in style (just saying). OK, I know, they are doing this for the enjoyment and nostalgia, however serious question.

Are Walkers crisps a bit smaller and less salty than in the good old Andy years?

Gary Lumped up

22/5/2025 05:04:39 am

After the events in DC last night. My career has really gone up shit creek

James McGregor

22/5/2025 08:49:25 am

FCUCK i'm really out of radio date. I've just found out that Kirstie Alley has been dead for 3 years.. She was an early dark haired vaulting eyebrow's crush of mine especially in North and South. A bit of a porker by the time Rebecca Howe got on her resume. Playboy got turned down for $3m but still quite a good number eh Mr President. She got sort of "cancelled" by (HOLY) Idiotwood for supporting Trump.. Apparently Scientology was no match for colon cancer. RIP KIRSTIE GOD BLESS. I found this out from the lefty Jimmy Kimmel Show when some intern idiot TV researcher wanted to book George Went who was Norm in Cheers and he's also had his last beer. I am really surprised and sad about Kirstie. Every day now it's like guess who died we pretend we knew. Stay safe my friends

Biden Bomshell

20/5/2025 06:15:53 am

He was not walking bow legged for no reason

Don't bother buying them. Read the salient inky finger pointers here

21/5/2025 10:56:58 am

There is a mix of stories on Tuesday's front pages, but UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy's condemnation of Israel's "intolerable" bombing of Gaza is prominently featured. The Daily Mirror declares "this must end now" in their lead story paired with an image of a malnourished four-month-old baby in Gaza. The paper spotlights Lammy's message to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: "End this blockade and let aid in."

MALNORISHED MY ASS.. THE PRICE OF EGGS IS GOING DOWN. I HAVE FOUND A NEW WORD EQUALISING

The Guardian leads with Lammy calling Israel's Gaza rhetoric "repellent and monstrous". The paper reports that UK-Israel relations plunged to their worst state in decades after Lammy suspended talks over a new trade deal. Accompanying the story is a compelling image of a man carrying the body of his nephew who was killed in an Israeli airstrike. Elsewhere, "access to e-gates in EU could take until 2026" despite the deal announced at Monday's EU-UK summit.

I CARRY LOTS OF BODIES. BOBBY KEEPS SUPER FIT SWIIMMING IN HIS JEANS JUST LIKE A REGULAR JOKE KENNEDY. THE EX 1990'S MTV KENNEDY IS ACUALLY JUST A STUPID DOG NOW IN FOX TV GLASSES BUT WE DON'T TALK ABOUT THAT YET

The Times reports the UK is "ready to sanction top Israelis over Gaza". The paper says the government is drawing up plans with other countries to impose sanctions on Israel's finance minister and defence minister among others. Also prominent is an interview with primary school teacher Leanne Lucas, who survived the Southport stabbings, calling for a ban on pointed kitchen blades.

HURRAH I'M SO HAPPY ABOUT THE NEW CUTLERY REGS. USA AND UK KITCHENS WILL BE SAFE AGAIN.. REJOICE AND HAVE A MILITARY PARADE OF UNWANTED WEDDING PRESENTS FROM SAUDI ARABIA FORMALLY KNOWN AS PERSIA

The UK accusing Israel of "cruel and monstrous extremism" headlines the i Paper's Gaza coverage. Lammy's warning is also heavily featured as he signals a "dark new phase in this conflict".

MY LIGHT SABRE IS RED FOR A REASON BRO

The Daily Telegraph reports that Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner had a "secret plan" for a new tax raid on savers. The paper reports it saw a document that suggested Rayner was proposing eight tax increases, which could raise taxes by £3bn to £4bn a year. In its continuing coverage of Monday's "Brexit reset", the paper says cheap phone calls for UK tourists were blocked by the EU after efforts to drop roaming charges were derailed.

I'VE BEEN TO ROME. IT WAS PRETTY COOL. I POSED IN HIS CLOTHES ON MY INSTANTNUTS ACCOUNT.. I SEND JD TO GIVE HIM THE LAST RIGHTS

The Financial Times leads their coverage with the EU set to impose a flat fee of €2 on billions of small packages entering the bloc, mainly from China. The paper calls it a "further setback" for low-cost online retailers such as Temu and Shein.

OH BIG DOOZY NO MORE CHEAP RADIOS AND 45-47 HATS FROM CHINA THEN?

Sharing the top slot is the international condemnation of Israel's continued assault on Gaza. The paper echoes other front pages reporting that the UK froze negotiations for a trade deal with Israel in response to the "abominable" situation in Gaza.

LOOK I GOT A NEW PLANE FROM THE GUYS WITH TEA TOWELS ON THEIR HEADS. HOW COOL IS THAT. GULF OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Water bosses "will finally be punished" after criminal investigations into sewage spills hit a record of 81, the Metro reports. The troubled Thames Water holds the top spot with 31 probes. The paper reports that under new laws, bosses can be jailed for up to five years for the most serious breaches and firms fined hundreds of millions of pounds.

WATER PROBES PISS ME OFF. i AM GOING TO BE LOOKING INTO THAT VERY STRONGLY. IT'S PROBABLY ALL THE IMMIGRANTS. PLEASE LOOK INTO THAT SUSI WILDE AND BOBBY O'REALLY .. VERY VERY SRONGLY PLEASE.. THANK YOU.. I AM ON A VERY SHORT PIECE OF STRING

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's warning that "Britain is turning into a police state" is blared across the Daily Mail's front page. Johnson's comments come after a judge refused to reduce the sentence of a mother locked up over a "hateful" tweet after the Southport murders. Also teased is an exclusive on "ITV's daytime bloodbath" after it introduced budget cuts to fund World Cup coverage.

A VERY VERY LOW IQ IN PERSON. I CAN'T BELIEVE HE GOT A BJ JOB BUT IN ALL FAIRNESS SIR KIER WORKS VERY VERY HARD SUCKING IT UP

"They think it's all over... yer telly" declares the Daily Star in its coverage of ITV's daytime budget cuts. The paper says This Morning, Lorraine and Loose Women are all hit. Elsewhere, Jennifer Lopez's latest eye-catching outfit is hailed as "a real peach".

SHE'S GOTTA BE A TEN RIGHT?

"Barking mad!" shouts the Sun as it promotes an exclusive that says taxpayers are expected to "fork out thousands of pounds to put up a dog that crossed the Channel in a packed dinghy". The paper reports that the German Shepherd "made the perilous trip" with its owner and was taken ashore and sent to quarantine. Also s

Update: Beginning on August 14, 2025, we will announce details of the new YesterKey series of publications.

22/5/2025 09:55:29 am

50 quid says it'll never happen.

I want my 50 quid

24/5/2025 03:54:39 pm

The YesterKey video has been online for some time and the YesterKey digest is the text version. There are also a lot of sequential articles online, plus an academic series still being added to. So where's my money?

You're not getting it

24/5/2025 09:34:55 pm

It's not August 14 yet, so you're somewhat premature.

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