What are your unpopular opinions?
Discussion
Countdown said:
Johnspex said:
Ray Winstone, he's another. ' I'm from London, I'm well 'ard' . Actually, no, you're just an actor like all the rest, you're not really a gangster, you're just saying the words someone else wrote.
I think RW used to be a boxer so he may well be ‘ard.I’m pretty sure I could kick Ben Kingsley’s arse though.
SlimJim16v said:
Israel has pulled a fast one, comparable to our travelling friends and is royally taking the piss. Using the ultimate PC defence, anti semitism, at the drop of a hat.
I doubt there are any more or less anti semites in Labour than any other party.
I doubt there are any more or less anti semites in Labour than any other party.
In general Israel has been very successful in getting any criticism of Israel defined in law as antisemitism. Here in the UK there are Friends of Israel groups in the Conservatives and Labour; I think the Conservative group includes the majority of Conservative MPs, but Labour's is a minority. Thus the pressure in the media is always on Labour.
StevieBee said:
Don't know about Ray Winstone but there are several 'similar' actors whose bloodline and origins run remarkably close to the real-world scenarios conveyed in the films they appear in. See Guy Ritchie films for further information.
Some actors have done well out of just being themselves in front of a camera due to their personality traits and mannerisms being well fitted to a character type.Only example I can think of is Dennis Hopper, who played panto villain a
holes but turned out to be a bit of an ahole himself by all accounts.Jack Nicholson did well out of playing crazed/grumpy nutjobs. But he is kind of like that in real life
slopes said:
Down and out said:
I can't stand James Arthur's voice, I just don't get it.
I can totally understand that, i'd even go so far as to say he's a talentless pillockEdited by Down and out on Thursday 28th February 02:56
toe curling
....your opinion is becoming popular. Should you alter it?
Eng274 said:
StevieBee said:
Don't know about Ray Winstone but there are several 'similar' actors whose bloodline and origins run remarkably close to the real-world scenarios conveyed in the films they appear in. See Guy Ritchie films for further information.
Some actors have done well out of just being themselves in front of a camera due to their personality traits and mannerisms being well fitted to a character type.Only example I can think of is Dennis Hopper, who played panto villain a
holes but turned out to be a bit of an ahole himself by all accounts.Jack Nicholson did well out of playing crazed/grumpy nutjobs. But he is kind of like that in real life
AC123 said:
As a remainer, I would like to see a no deal Brexit just to see the st storm that ensues.
Although, I'm sure that shiit storm will be someone else's fault.
As a leaver, I would like to see a no deal brexit, just to see that no st storm that ensues.Although, I'm sure that shiit storm will be someone else's fault.
t storm ensues.Still waiting on the 500k job losses predicted in 2016. Seems some people are gullible twice.
lord trumpton said:
Elton John, Tom Jones, Stevie Wonder and other 'Legends' are all st.
I kind of see where you’re coming from. Elton’s career was on its arse until that song about candles, Nikita & The Passenger were st.te in fact I suspect everything he’s done since the 70s has been awful. Stevie Wonder has had some belting songs, although the good ones all pretty much sound the same. FredClogs said:
George Smiley said:
Recently got told off for the opinion that trans women should tell dates up front they used to have a cock before having sex.
Surprisingly specific. Had a bad experience George? /desperate-to-find-offence mode off
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