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  • My heroine
  • cynic-al
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    See Independent p18-19

    Julie Burchill is the Queen of Flame!

    On losing her virginity to Tony Parsons: “It was a nasty, brutish and short (though not short enough) shag, to which I responded with mild dismay, ap though someone had trodden on my toe”

    TuckerUK
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    You look up to people who broadcast past liaisons in all their gory detail? Hmmm.

    Elfinsafety
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    Lily Allen apparently called Ms Burchill a ‘bitter old troll’, so I can see why Al idolises her… 😉

    CountZero
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    Burchill is a vile, bitter old hag. She’s never written a good word about anyone but herself, and she was rubbish even when she was writing for the NME. She was one of the reasons I stopped reading it in the 70’s, when the writing was about the writers and their opinions and political stance, and bugger-all about the music, unless the music happened to correspond with the political opinions of the writers.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    If you see that as heroic, you have exceedingly low standards.

    Junkyard
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    you admire someone who is still bitching about a past relationship that ended abut 20 years ago…one in which she left leaving her child behind
    Of what little I know of her I find her quite vile

    MrWoppit
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    My heroine…

    Julie who?

    qwerty
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    heroin is a mugs game

    cynic-al
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    Look over to the right…yes that banner…

    “IRONY DETECTOR SERVICING: 50% OFF”

    Oh she might be a bitch but Tony Parsons is definitely talentless.

    Elfinsafety
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    So is tea.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Ah, the TJ defence.

    cynic-al
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    TJ’s never done that.

    FFS she is clearly a bitter old troll, but you have to admit, she is the queen of flame.

    MrSparkle
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    She needs slapping if for the voice alone.

    DrJ
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    She is a hideous old hag but respect sticking it to that non-funny bloater Dawn French.

    Garry_Lager
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    She’s a great journalist, v funny on her home turf. Showing chinks in her hag-armour there though, she absolutely resents the hell out of Tony Parsons’ success as a popular writer, even now. If Parsons is a bland a writer as people say then I guess that makes it all the worse.

    Junkyard
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    Oh she might be a bitch but Tony Parsons is definitely talentless

    he may well – no idea abut him or his works tbh

    she is the queen of flame

    Apparently she is quite good at insulting people and you admire this useful life skill why exactly
    PS Surely the irony is you getting flamed for admiring her flaming skills?

    cynic-al
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    Drunkyard, she’s funny, something many on here don’t appear to understand.

    konabunny
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    Probably a better candidate for heroine status than some shagged-out troll.

    cynic-al
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    YOu know I never thought this thread would become a magnet for self-righteous humour-hoovers.

    Junkyard
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    drunkyard – well she would do better than that I assume.
    She has a child with a man and decades later she is still slating the father of her child [ who presumably the child loves having been brought up by him] in the press.
    I dont see anything to admire tbh and she comes across as bitter and not really able to let go of things.
    Personally I find it all a bit sad though I can see why you see her as a kindred spirit but I dont.

    rexated
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    YOu know I never thought this thread would become a magnet for self-righteous humour-hoovers.

    This is STW.

    brakes
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    my heroine

    brakes
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    EDIT: /end of thread

    konabunny
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    she’s funny, something many on here don’t appear to understand.

    Humour In Not Universally Shared Shocker!

    She’s a great model for sustainability, though. She’s managed to get three decades of material out of what she did in a brief period of the late 1970s…

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