Sod off baldrick
Posted: Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:46 pmSince I recieved a PM the other day questioning my idenitity I thought it only fair to introduce myself properly.
Well firstly my name is Baldrick although I'm not certain on my first name. It may be Sod Off as when I used to play in the gutter with the rest of the snipes I used to say "hello I'm Baldrick." and they'd reply with "yes we know sod off, Baldrick"
As that shows I love comedy. Anything from the old black and white days of Will Hay, George Formby, Norman Wisdom and the Ealing comedy films. Right through the height of British comedy in the 60s and 70s with the Carry On films along with quality sitcoms such as Rising Damp, Dad's Army, Steptoe and Son. Then there's the 80s with Only Fools and Horses which is the best comedy ever along with the best written comedy - Blackadder. The 90s gave us the likes of Men Behaving Badly. The 2000s have had a few decent shows with the Royle Family, The Office.
Another love of mine is music. My musical taste differs from Motown to Brit Pop, Ska to 50s and 60s Rock n Roll. Favourite band of all time is Oasis, favourite band at the moment is The Enemy who I'm going to see in November when they come to my hometown of Liverpool.
But my biggest love is football. I was brought up to support Liverpool Football Club and I'm bloody glad I was. Despite the lows, they are overshadowed by the highs. I could ramble about my love of this club for another million and one words before starting chapter two, but I've done enough talking now so I'll leave it there.
Well firstly my name is Baldrick although I'm not certain on my first name. It may be Sod Off as when I used to play in the gutter with the rest of the snipes I used to say "hello I'm Baldrick." and they'd reply with "yes we know sod off, Baldrick"
As that shows I love comedy. Anything from the old black and white days of Will Hay, George Formby, Norman Wisdom and the Ealing comedy films. Right through the height of British comedy in the 60s and 70s with the Carry On films along with quality sitcoms such as Rising Damp, Dad's Army, Steptoe and Son. Then there's the 80s with Only Fools and Horses which is the best comedy ever along with the best written comedy - Blackadder. The 90s gave us the likes of Men Behaving Badly. The 2000s have had a few decent shows with the Royle Family, The Office.
Another love of mine is music. My musical taste differs from Motown to Brit Pop, Ska to 50s and 60s Rock n Roll. Favourite band of all time is Oasis, favourite band at the moment is The Enemy who I'm going to see in November when they come to my hometown of Liverpool.
But my biggest love is football. I was brought up to support Liverpool Football Club and I'm bloody glad I was. Despite the lows, they are overshadowed by the highs. I could ramble about my love of this club for another million and one words before starting chapter two, but I've done enough talking now so I'll leave it there.
