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Mook
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What constitutes the perfect cooked breakfast?
Mook replied to ISeeRed's topic in GF - General Forum
He's making up for it with the amount of money he's pumping into the hipster fry up industry to be fair to him. -
Started watching Maniac last night (first two episodes), looks like another load of hyped up shite although I think it's quite short so I'll probably stick with it. Gabriel Byrne is looking old in it.
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What constitutes the perfect cooked breakfast?
Mook replied to ISeeRed's topic in GF - General Forum
The eggs look ok but the rest looks like the culinary equivalent of a wet weekend in Slough. £9.50? I would've put the bloody mary glass right through their face. Arseholes. -
What do you call a bread roll round your way?
Mook replied to She Knows It's topic in GF - General Forum
I would buy the shit out of that.- 100 replies
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It was a great documentary, I just feel like Marsalis got his way too much & a lot of great music was overlooked. I've tweeted Steve White about the programme today & he very kindly came back to me & said the decision was made to feature rock more prominately than jazz in this series which is fair enough really. I genuinely appreciate all his work.
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Aye, good points. I guess Buddy & a few others will appear in the final episode. Your post reminded me that I had a good moan about the Ken Burns documentary which brushed off the new thing & fusion like they didn't happen due to Wynton Marsalis being a traditionalist. Maybe I'm just a moany faced bastard.
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Yeah, it's odd that they keep referencing it yet nobody seems to talk about it properly. I'd like too see people like Kenny Clarke & Elvin Jones getting a mention, these guys changed the World. As I say, it's a very minor criticism, White knows his stuff & it's probably my favourite programme in the history of TV. I'd love to join in one of Juniper's chats with him, must be brilliant.
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The programme is amazing. Went to see a Steve White drum clinic about 15 years ago & he absolutely blew me away & he had Jim Kilpatrick in support. No mean feat. Only one thing about the programme pisses me off & it's that they sometimes speak a bit like jazz doesn't exist, like DJ Fontana & Earl Palmer were the first people to play drums, what about Baby Dodds & Gene Krupa? A minor irritation.
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When you e-mail someone asking for a postal address & they write it out in a line like, Mook Twatface, 28 Cunt Street, Bastardville, BD10 1FO. Instead of how an address should be written:- Mook Twatface 28 Cunt Street Bastardville BD10 1FO Does my head in.
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See this RMT industrial action on Saturday, how likely is it to go ahead? I've just got an e-mail about the trains I booked to come down for the game & things are looking pretty fucked.
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I'd quite like to go through a few of the Big Breakfast presenters. I seem to remember they had Jenny McCarthy presenting it for a week, getting to school was a struggle after wanking myself to death I can tell you.
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Zig & Zag would've been more appropriate.
