Terrible things people post on social media

“Hufflepuff in the streets, Slytherin in the sheets”

Fucking h e l l

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I hope someone goads him into crowdfunding a feature length doc about his nard output

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Arent Slytherins famously selfish?

Didn’t really mind that one but this one…dear god

https://twitter.com/RosieShentonHug/status/1133493130815311877

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I like that there are many ways of interpreting the final sentence

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My daughter brings home her first boyfriend.
Me: Which Star Wars prequel is best?!
Him: Oh I guess Revenge of the-
Me, making fame show fail noise: I’m sorry the correct answer was “Prequels, what prequels?!” This relationship is doomed from the start!

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Yikes!

https://twitter.com/JohnCleese/status/1133604249693110272

Don’t really have an issue with this. Living in London, it does feel different to the rest of England in that it’s more international. It’s no longer a parochial, mono cultural/ethnic city. London, like New York, is an international city.

That’s the way I took it.

Dependent on which area you’re living in that’s true to an extent, but I don’t think John Cleese was referring to modern day London in those terms.

Absolutely cursed idea

https://twitter.com/officialcharts/status/1133700770946310150?s=19

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Corden would obviously be in it.

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When was it?

The legacy of empire means that virtually none of our major cities have ever been.

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Ew

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Will they be wearing similar outfits in the video to the last one?

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Can everybody please stop fleshing out cursed images to this cursed idea

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Yes. At least this guarantees him the HGATR wooden spoon.

Feel like that tweet was dripping with casual xenophobia. Not to mention “ex-pat” hypocrisy.

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It’s all relative, isn’t it. Compared to say the 1920s, the London of today is far more multi-cultural and multi-ethnic than it was then.

I think that’s Cleese’s point. The London he grew up in has gone. Whether he’s lamenting that fact or merely pointing it out I can’t say based upon that tweet.

Think he’s just being a bit racist tbh, and longing for a past that never existed (or, certainly not one he remembers)

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Based upon that tweet it’s impossible to say his intentions. As I said before, I don’t have an issue with that statement. I don’t even know what ‘English’ means. To me, having lived in London all my life, it feels like a country inside a country when travelling outside to other regions around England. Other than New York, it’s the most international city I’ve ever experienced. To me it feels more than ‘English’.

Whatever.