Another reason to hate on the tabs: they’re not just inspiring the English Defence League, they’re also acting as a muse to Danny Dyer and Nick Love. Even if the press don’t care about being fair or accurate, at least they could save us from another Outlaw:
“You know the maddest thing – they [the critics] thought it was about a country that doesn’t exist. The press was saying, ‘Oh, how can you f***ing say that about this film, how can you say we live in a lawless country and there’s nonces running around and people running around stabbing each other?’ It’s like, what f***ing papers you reading, you dozy c***s?”
Via the delightful Graham Linehan. Read the abridged version of Danny’s biography at Bilge Pump.
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“The problem is, people have to *think* when they’re watching it.”
Yes, Nick, *that’s* the problem.
I seriously could have written a blog post for every sentence in that commentary. It’s too good.
This is literally incredible. It’s like a satire of nick love and danny dire. “When they are doing retrospectives on your life…”
You couldn’t make it up.