Dave Gorman does a little piss take of “the other half of the internet”, the comments sections at the bottom of articles, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.This is absolutely spot on.
I’ve come off Twitter as it’s unbearable, not just with football chat but with politics and general life.
Dave Gorman does a little piss take of “the other half of the internet”, the comments sections at the bottom of articles, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
If you spend time in those areas of the internet, it’s akin to spending time sat in the gutter with some spice head near Piccadilly arguing about why you gave Debbie a black eye for giving Joe the last bit of her cig after promising to save you some.
Social media really is the fucking dregs!
Has it really gone that bad?That post probably summed up a night out in almost any major City in the UK and probably most of the smaller places too. Manchester City centre is bloody awful in the day, at night you venture there at your peril.
Has it really gone that bad?
I left in 2006 when trainers still cost 30 odd quidIn my opinion yes and I partied in the 70's and eighties when punch up's were rife, especially in Genevieve's and Kloisters.
Genevieves - you posh bastard!
We were upstairs in the Tropicana, Rotters or in the Cows Tits.
I have to have Facebook as I’m captain of our village cricket side and we organise on there.
When I rarely scroll through my home page it’s full of the people posting narcissistic shite and it’s always those I’d least like to bump into, if I was in the street, which says it all.