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Shirley immediately phoned me after sending this because she thought her text did Stormzy a disservice because she saw him on TV on GCSE results day, at his old school, with the kids as they opened their results. 

 

Paraphrasing Mum now - apparently he was ‘really lovely’ with them, especially the ones that didn’t do well - telling them it’s not the end of the world nor is school the only path, etc. 

 

She also knew he had excellent GCSE results and A-Levels. 

 

Whilst all this fucking astounding I’ve got to admit I’m really, really hoping to Christ she hasn’t ‘done a Lukaku’ here. I’d be mortified. 

 

She then spent 20 minutes telling me all the stuff she told me yesterday (about the Remembrance do at the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton). 

 

She also asked what I wanted for Christmas!!!

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6 minutes ago, Woffy said:

Shirley immediately phoned me after sending this because she thought her text did Stormzy a disservice because she saw him on TV on GCSE results day, at his old school, with the kids as they opened their results. 

 

Paraphrasing Mum now - apparently he was ‘really lovely’ with them, especially the ones that didn’t do well - telling them it’s not the end of the world nor is school the only path, etc. 

 

She also knew he had excellent GCSE results and A-Levels. 

 

Whilst all this fucking astounding I’ve got to admit I’m really, really hoping to Christ she hasn’t ‘done a Lukaku’ here. I’d be mortified. 

 

She then spent 20 minutes telling me all the stuff she told me yesterday (about the Remembrance do at the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton). 

 

She also asked what I wanted for Christmas!!!

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So? You can't leave it there, what do you want for Christmas?

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I may have posted this before but it seems appropriate to say that my best mate's mum loved Stormzy last year. Her first Glastonbury. In her 60's, recovering from a broken hip, waving her walking stick as people near us formed a protective circle around us. One of my favourite Glastonbury moments.

I don't think he's big enough yet to headline though. Sub headliner probably.

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3 minutes ago, Quark said:

He wants a bigger pair of boots

I do want footwear, but not from my mum. 

I don’t know why she bothers asking. I ask for book(s) every Christmas and birthday. 

I did once ask my - sadly now passed - then 92 year old Gran for a copy of Never Mind the Bollocks... on the condition she went into HMV and asked for it. She gave zero fucks and duly did so. 

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Just now, Woffy said:

I do want footwear, but not from my mum. 

I don’t know why she bothers asking. I ask for book(s) every Christmas and birthday. 

I did once ask my - sadly now passed - then 92 year old Gran for a copy of Never Mind the Bollocks... on the condition she went into HMV and asked for it. She gave zero fucks and duly did so. 

That tops my nan (also off this mortal coil) buying me a copy of Fat of the Land

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29 minutes ago, Quark said:

@jparx this might not be what you meant in your original comment on the headliners thread, but by God you have served to cheer up a lot of people's day today. Take a bow

Glad to bring some joy to everyone ? my mum is a legend so I'm glad she's become an efests meme.

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Just now, Quark said:

That tops my nan (also off this mortal coil) buying me a copy of Fat of the Land

That’s still cool af though!

Same Gran also gave up smoking aged 92 (started at 11 y/o) because “it’s bad for you”. Just stopped. One tough Cumbrian fucking Grandma that. 

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27 minutes ago, Miesh said:

I may have posted this before but it seems appropriate to say that my best mate's mum loved Stormzy last year. Her first Glastonbury. In her 60's, recovering from a broken hip, waving her walking stick as people near us formed a protective circle around us. One of my favourite Glastonbury moments.

I don't think he's big enough yet to headline though. Sub headliner probably.

This. This is why I love festivals.

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1 hour ago, crazyfool1 said:

although I do remember him getting covered in water at the brits I think :)

Don't we all....:wub:

1 hour ago, Quark said:

@jparx this might not be what you meant in your original comment on the headliners thread, but by God you have served to cheer up a lot of people's day today. Take a bow

I was just trying to remember how this whole thing started!! Good work, Sir!

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