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OhthisbloodyPC 30 Oct 16 8.37pm | |
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I'm a Dudgeon addict. There. i've said it. That took a lot of soul searching. I've been hooked on Dudgeon (street names: Dudge, sanctimony, curtain twitcher, leaderpage, comments section) for years. Dudgeon is manufactured in the media, and mimics the pomposity reflex generated in the Nimby's Oblongata sectionof the brain. it gives you a rush of self importance that's incredibly addictive. You start out thinking you can control it, but pretty soon you're in its grip. I must confess, I start the day by checking the Internet (Twitter, The Daily Mail, The Guardian) and tuning in to an LBC phone in, just looking for things to get angry about. I knew I'd hit rock bottom when I found I\d typed a long rant about retired referee Mike Riley, in relation to a long forgotten football match of no real consequence. I've just realised I'm grinding my teeth over events where I have no control and they don't really matter. Are there any other dudgeon addicts out there? Edited by OhthisbloodyPC (30 Oct 2016 8.44pm)
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Michaelawt85 Bexley 31 Oct 16 8.06am | |
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How old are you? Do you drive a rover and do you wear beige
When I was a young girl my Mother said to me.. You listen here kid you're CPFC |
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paperhat croydon 31 Oct 16 10.59am | |
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Originally posted by OhthisbloodyPC
I'm a Dudgeon addict. There. i've said it. That took a lot of soul searching. I've been hooked on Dudgeon (street names: Dudge, sanctimony, curtain twitcher, leaderpage, comments section) for years. Dudgeon is manufactured in the media, and mimics the pomposity reflex generated in the Nimby's Oblongata sectionof the brain. it gives you a rush of self importance that's incredibly addictive. You start out thinking you can control it, but pretty soon you're in its grip. I must confess, I start the day by checking the Internet (Twitter, The Daily Mail, The Guardian) and tuning in to an LBC phone in, just looking for things to get angry about. I knew I'd hit rock bottom when I found I\d typed a long rant about retired referee Mike Riley, in relation to a long forgotten football match of no real consequence. I've just realised I'm grinding my teeth over events where I have no control and they don't really matter. Are there any other dudgeon addicts out there?
never heard of it but upon reading your post, it seems i'ma fully paid up member of the moan cos you can club.
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Hoof Hearted 31 Oct 16 11.47am | |
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Until you've experienced High Dudgeon.... dudgeon just doesn't cut it. My Dad was a High Dudgeon Guru. Rover Car, Driving Gloves, Trilby, comfortable shoes, stereogram playing Mantovani etc. He operated a no tolerance regime for litter in his cul-de-sac and woe betide anyone that parked more than 9" off the kerb. Thankfully he died about 8 years ago!
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