I was born in Leytonstone, and I'm from the Anglo Celtic Isles. That means no matter how bad Leyton Orient or West Ham perform, they're my teams, and its tough sh1t if I dont like it. That's how we define national/local loyalty. To support teams in places you weren't born and have no connection with shows you've no concept of loyalty or love for the nation. I fell out of love with football years ago because I noticed people will support their team but not their own creed. You're allowed to say your team are the best even if they're not, but do it about European people, and you're condemned. This is why I learnt to resent football and the way it distorts loyalty on a local and global level. I could never move to southern Italy, then support an Italian team from up north in places I've never seen. You're where you're from, and that's it.

London is like the beauty of a woman in which I love. No matter how many times I see her, she will always stop my heart.

Home is a place in the past.

Jumped on a bus from Farringdon to Islington with ChelseaDan5, and we discovered that London buses seem to be adopting IKEA flooring 🧐

The only thing better than exploring Britain's lost and living pubs is having the right people to do it with. 🍻

Time is only as well spent as the people we spend it with, or for.

Let a man work!

South Londoners discussing the normalcy of villainy and thieving in a poverty-stricken part of London. This documentary called “Harry’s Out” asks people questions relating to crime after the late Harry Haward
(a well-known bank robber, boxer, nightclub, and pub owner of Cheeks Nightclub, & the Harp of Erin pub) was released from the Pentonville Prison in 1971. Back when (as crazy as it sounds), most crimes still had unspoken rules.⏳️

Let us pop to a tranquil and friendly pub with the eloquent and charming Lord Peter Wimsey as he investigates a murder in a 1970s series based on books by Dorothy L. Sayers, that was written mostly between 1923 and 1937. Fiction or not, the class and wholesome nature of old Britain is beautifully captured in this series and reminds us of what we're missing. This series is free on YouTube, and I can not recommend it enough. Escape the rotten venom of modern television and step back to a time when class and Britishness were still celebrated. @BritainsPubs

The problem with liberalism and antifa types is that stupidity isn't something we can ignore. It's the difference between life, death, and preventable trauma that, when it hits them or us due to their selfish immorality, will be too late to take back.

Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.

The Pub/History Tours are a combination of historical and social significance within the buildings that served us in times of love, death, law, and war. Join this new venture and the business I feel passionately about as we explore Britain's living museums & the tales they hold.

Pub/History Tour Website: pubandhistorywalkingtours.com

Feminism is a terminal disease that kills a woman long before she dies.

Happiness is both inexpensive, and priceless, all at the same time.