>England is not the jewelled isle of Shakespeare’s much quoted passage, nor is it the inferno depicted by Dr Goebbels. More than anything, it resembles a family, a rather stuffy Victorian family, with not many black sheep in it but with all its cupboards bursting with skeletons. It has rich relations who have to be kowtowed to and poor relations who are horribly sat upon, and there is a deep conspiracy of silence about the source of the family income. It is a family in which the young are generally thwarted and most of the power is in the hands of irresponsible uncles and bedridden aunts. Still, it is a family. It has its private language and its common memories, and at the approach of an enemy, it closes its ranks.
Wyatt Rivera
fellowship of the ring on telly
Bentley Reyes
>Alcohol
Eli Long
sparking up now lad. nothing wrong with a spliff and a beer on bank holiday monday. say what you like about weed, but at least I am not a NEET, Corbyn-shilling parasite like some here.
Jason Reed
decriminalise mummyposting
John Walker
I see Peter finally started hitting that grass over there. #Fullfat doesn't go well when you have the munchies.
>keep wild animal locked up in a cage for fat kids to gawp at >get eaten
was the tiger justified?
Colton Wilson
Still not as bad as the nigger dog breeds like pitbulls.
Ryan Thomas
Was the tiger radicalised online?
Camden Ramirez
Like Jesus himself, Britain has chosen to die to save others. The pace of European federalism will now be increased, creating the greatest nation ever to exist!
Britain will die an agonising slow death by a thousand cuts: the economy will tank, poverty will soar, crime will increase, law and order shall collapse and finally what is left of the state will sell what remains of the state apparatus to their Jewish corporate overlords.
Meanwhile, Islam will continue to grow exponentially and will take over the country by force, an underfunded and corrupt army will collapse as badly as at the fall of Mosul. Shariah law will be imposed and no-one will step in to stop it because no-one will care.
The up-side to the fall of this once great nation is it will serve as a painful example as to the endgame of these pseudo-nationalistic retards calling for the collapse of Europe. Support for anti-EU parties will collapse as the results of secession become clear, paving the way for a united Europe.
Another plus is that, seeing the fate of our British brethren, we will be finally spurned into action against the fifth column Islamic vermin within our countries, within 20 years they will be expelled from Europe en-mass, and will probably end up in the UK.
This is the future you chose Britain. Thank you so much, we will not forget your sacrifice.
Aiden Thomas
Weed should be decriminalise, bt those torycucks wont do it.
Easton Thompson
We're witnessing the death of our country. Bugger.
Alexander Sanchez
Safter than booze m8
Jaxson Scott
It was a far right tiger The zookeeper was a paki
Jordan Smith
Finally.
Jaxon Long
It's the zoo keeper's fault for not trying to integrate it better.
Carter Diaz
Ironic that 15 years ago it looked like it could happen over here and if you said that the US would do it first you would be laughed at.
Parker Wood
>Like Jesus himself, Britain has chosen to die to save others. The pace of European federalism will now be increased, creating the greatest nation ever to exist! Yeah, sure thing.
Luke Butler
yuck a tripfag!
Landon Howard
Safter aye?
>inb4 it's another "aspie unrionically believes and tries to convince others that cannabis is safer than alcohol" meme
Luke Ross
#notalltigers
Nathaniel Jackson
hello I arrive from uganda into the great britain my name is m'bwango I bring to the great britain my compact cd disk i trade from seller in market i share with you picture from my collection it is the cliparts
I hope you like
it is nice in the britain england i like to stay a long time
Jacob Anderson
It was just one tiger out of millions. You can't discriminate against all tigers just because of the actions of one.
#notalltigers
Landon Sanders
Move to Northern Ireland Please ignore the recent spike in dissident republican activity, its normal
Robert Bailey
anybody of you lads got any rare niges for me? it's been over a week since I found a new nige and it's gnawing at me.
Hunter Harris
We're circling the drain.
Josiah Diaz
KEK ....Good shitpost i guess , but when merkel wins i hope you enjoy her flooding you with even more Arabs and nigs
Matthew Williams
in the past human beings went to the jungle and killed lots of tigers and destroyed their houses
if we want tigers to stop eating us we should first apologise to the tigers for our historical crimes against them
I will encourage my children to befriend tigers, maybe even marry a tiger. after all there is only one race: the mammalian race
Angel Sanchez
U hav beeen tazered ahl rite
Cameron Myers
Really good picture that m'bwango. I hope you enjoy your new life in Britain and that we make you feel as welcome as you deserve.
#youaintnotigerbruv
Joseph Rodriguez
Guys, we really need to get #notalltigers trending on twitter. Many keks to be had.
James Morgan
...
Noah Bailey
>#youaintnotigerbruv kek
Jack James
really don't know who to vote for, won't be labour though
Anthony Howard
This is unironically the way the left think. It's incredible.
>Elgar moves English people in a way that no other composer–certainly none of those that I’ve just mentioned–really does. He speaks emotionally and from the heart and subjectively to the impressionism of the English. There is something slightly magical and indefinable about his musicology, whether people are listening to the sort of imperialist performances like “Land of Hope and Glory,” like “Rule Brittania” orchestrated by him, like Pomp and Circumstance, whether they’re listening to things to do with Victoria’s jubilee, or whether they go much deeper into works like the first two finished symphonies or the third symphony which would be finished from impressionistic notes long after his death by a contemporary, middling, and rather academic composer, or whether they’re listening to Cockaigne or whether they’re listening to The Kingdom or whether they’re listening to the mysticism related to his own personal Catholic faith of The Dream of Gerontius, his music draws English people in, in a way that really words cannot define.
Adrian Gray
Going to be a car crash
Jose Hughes
>justifying your mind bending poison over his mind bending poison No u
Jacob Bennett
Yeah, it's a pity they don't run in mainland Britain
Jose Ramirez
What a tune
James Brown
it is nice you make m'bawngo happy today i publish again for you tomorrow
Jaxon James
Porridge with honey lads. Oats are good for gains
Josiah Allen
RATE MY isidewith LADS!!!!
Also:
>Greens
>Two fucking leaders
Kek, the ABSOLUTE STATE of that fucking party
Nathaniel Gonzalez
>not zero fat soya milk over buckwheat accompanied with 6 packets of zero calorie sweetener
Robert Gray
Have any of you lads watched Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind?
Is it good? Might watch it with gf tonight
Liam Baker
Milkman winning here
Blake Roberts
...
Isaiah Gonzalez
>Now, Elgar epitomizes certain forms of Englishness which, for a long time, stood rejected at the heart of the continental culture. English music, even its revival, through Bax, through Bliss, through Vaughan Williams, through Ireland, through Tippett, through Britten, through Britten’s operas via Elgar, even looking back to people like Sullivan and Parry and so on, forward to modernists of a certain moment like Birtwistle and not Mathias but certainly Sir Maxwell Davies. Despite all of these and despite the recognition that continental musicology has given to them and large books by Germanic critics like Ernst Naumann have now been written about English music in the 20th century there is still this slight belittling of English musicology in continental sensibility, this sort of view that it’s all a bit Constance Lambert and a bit more, that it’s too saccharine, and it’s too sweet, that it lacks Germanic rigour and harshness, if you like, in these great architectural cathedrals of sound that someone like Bruckner creates, or pure concern with form or the expression of very lurid and over-the-top operatic emotion, that somehow there’s a certain quaintness to it, a certain shyness, a certain internal privacy, a certain softness and sweetness. This is, at times, a continental view of English music.
Chase Clark
FREE DERRY YOU FILTHY PRODDY
Nathan Evans
Based, Are Tim needs to be in Number 10
Hudson Williams
>But this music that is Elgar’s — which is, racially speaking, a combination of Germanic and Celtic strands musically, within one particular personality — creates a feeling that English people respond to with deep sonorousness in joy and in sadness. And there is certainly joy and power and pageantry in Elgar’s music. But there’s also sadness as well. Because reading the life closely and with an eye upon the text you can really sense that there’s a bit of a sine curve in Elgar’s personality, and there are deep troughs as well as great ecstasies. There is the fact that after a major period of creation like the Second Symphony, he needed to rest up and couldn’t do very much creating for quite long time. After his wife died, I think in 1920 or thereabouts, there’s a great falling away. And apart from occasional pieces – an unfinished opera I think based on King Henry VIII – until his death, there wasn’t too much done. Elgar also realised that after the Great War there had been a high point of what critics would call jingoistic patriotism with which he had become partly associated, let’s be frank. And there was a great falling away of interest in his music during the 1920s. Although no-one, even his detractors, would actually say that he wasn’t very, very significant.
Dominic Richardson
I did use skimmed milk tbqh. But that's cool, traditionalists say porridge uses water anyway.
Jason Butler
fake
Ayden Brooks
>Look below the article >"Tiger Woods appears" Kek.
Benjamin Fisher
>The difference between UKIP and Libdems is 12% >He still thinks democratic parties are functionally distinguishable
Utter state of Votetards.
Tyler Gonzalez
It's not bad. Reminds me of a Philip K Dick story.
Dylan Brown
Why not discuss bowden instead of spamming walls of text
Alexander Long
Yes, he does.
Christian White
...
Matthew Rogers
...
Caleb Martin
>she looks even worse when she isn't smiling
The absolute state of that woman
Carter Torres
I haven't bothered to pay attention to UKIP since Nige but what the fuck, they are touting a guy called NUTTAL? Yeah, that's really going to help with the public image.
The average person thinks that UKIP supporters are nutters, this is not going to help. Could they have picked someone with a worse name? This is so dumb that the only conclusion I can see is that they must be controlled opposition.
Justin Carter
Anyone got any rare olney's? My nige, may and mosley folders overfloweth, but my Olney and milkman folders are bare
Nicholas Diaz
>Since 1927 the Co-operative Party has had an electoral pact with the Labour Party, with both parties agreeing not to stand candidates against each other. Instead candidates selected by members of both parties contest elections using the description of Labour and Co-operative Party. >In keeping with its co-operative values and principles, the Co-operative Party does not have a leader like other political parties
I condemn the violence on both sides. Both the tiger extremist and the zoo keeper but let's not allow the hundreds of thousands of peaceful tigers to be tarnished with the same brush.
Jose Harris
>tfw a right-wing co-operatist
Levi Campbell
i'm not a democrat, philosophically speaking, but pragmatically, i usually turn out to vote for who I think is the lesser evil. In this election I get to express my hatred for communism in a legal manner, so it's hard to pass that opportunity up.
Brody Reyes
Is Twitter shitting the bed for everyone? Ticking me off, I need to harvest more liberal tears.
Cooper Gutierrez
If lefties put as much effort into trying to win elections instead of useless horseshit like this they might win more often
Gabriel Diaz
Turns out I'm actually mostly BNP, but because they're not standing in my constituency they didn't show them
6/4 on turnout, stats point to an upward trend in voter turnout. This is EU referendum 2.0.
A good lookin is plymouth sutton and devonport going red 11/2. A lot of typical leftie student trash go to plymouth. The ones who would vote tory would have got into Exeter uni.
Jace Taylor
That's it, i'm going to write a song about mummy to counter this
Lincoln Russell
>I can't believe Adam has come back to us I thought you meant Adam Wallace
>tfw no plebeian podcast
Jeremiah Ramirez
>Votetards perpetuate grey parties thinking they will fix black and white issues.
