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Bearsy
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So I'm a little hungover this morning and i thought i'd buy a newspaper to get the old mental juices running or whatever. I don't often buy a newspaper, i mean i sometimes buy the Sun so I can lol at the Dear Deidre stories but most stuff you can get nowadays on the internets without bothering to walk down to the newsagents.

 

I brought the Sunday Times. Dunno why, I thought it would impress the milf working behind the counter "Here's a cultured bear," she would of said to herself, "I would have had him down as Sunday Sport. You never can tell."

 

It's a pretty big paper! But I have narrow interests, I like reading about footballs, movies and tv. And boobs. I figured there's got to be lots of dat in this paper!

 

I tried the sport section first. Cycling... not interested. Golf... not interested. Crickets... not interested. Big lot about the Olympics... not interested. Ah footballs! One page. Bout Man Utds.

 

Bit disappointing! So I found this section called Cultures and looked for some stuff about movies and TVs. I read the review of the new batman film. They is saying it's sh!t. I mean it might be, I dunno. I ain't seen it. Fair enough. Then I read this TV section by this dude called AA Gill bout what's on TV. He reviews a few shows. He says they is all sh!t. Cheers, I could have figured dat out for myselfs!

 

Anyone read this paper? There's a lot of other pages, is any of them worth reading?

 

Where does they put the boobs?

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Good Sabbath my dear friends and fellow Southampton enthusiasts. I was just wondering whether any of our collective currently subscribe to the Sunday Times newspaper? I have just purchased the latest edition and have been perusing the tome with some interest. I must say, dear friends, that I found the sparsity of current information relating to football matters and female mammaries somewhat disappointing but perhaps these are not considered of much import to the traditional readership?

 

I would be grateful for your commentary on this subject, however would warn you to remain strictly "on-topic" because the moderators of this forum are sticklers. Pip-pip!

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Tried really hard with the spellings this time you ****s!
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Sweet! I always think the dudes in them countries must be walking round with boners the whole time, flies crawling over their glistening helmets and whatever.

 

They is having a Styles section, but all the models is small breasted and airbrushed. Bearsy Does Not Like.

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Good Sabbath my dear friends and fellow Southampton enthusiasts. I was just wondering whether any of our collective currently subscribe to the Sunday Times newspaper? I have just purchased the latest edition and have been perusing the tome with some interest. I must say, dear friends, that I found the sparsity of current information relating to football matters and female mammaries somewhat disappointing but perhaps these are not considered of much import to the traditional readership?

 

I would be grateful for your commentary on this subject, however would warn you to remain strictly "on-topic" because the moderators of this forum are sticklers. Pip-pip!

 

 

I love you :D

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It's no Observer, which the "creme de la creme" of Sunday newspapers.

 

 

 

Used to be. Now an emaciated carcass of Saturday Guardian leftovers. Crying shame. Still love Cohen, Rawnsley and Nigel Slater though.

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It's for people who like the idea of reading a broadsheet, but aren't really up to it intellectually. You should be ok with it.

 

 

 

This is accurate. Despite the heft and weight of it, whenever I buy it (not often) I can never find anything I actually want to read.

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