To the guy who's trying to kill himself: I slit my neck. It doesn't work.
Chase Martin
he's on holiday in Africa right now. Could have just stayed in London t b h
Luis Collins
anyone else absolutely fed up with the state of UK music, seems everything is just London/Manchester or Brum black rappers.. music is terrible too.
Carson Reyes
nah we have a group chat about tim and apparently after the last few days he was legit worried, i'm enjoying watching the spiral
Angel Davis
Tim posting has gone from a novelty to banal and worn out repetition. He isn't funny and neither are you spamming this fat spacker in every thread all day long.
Two of Tim's neighbours were in the comments to one of his Youtube videos yesterday, one of them said that the police are monitoring Tim's Youtube channel. Fuck knows what they think.
>a group chat dedicated to timmy lmfao i never cease to be amazed by britpol's autism
Hudson Scott
Eddie has been forced into one of his "suicides" because Timmy has been getting all the attention.
Juan Foster
>grime “””””””””””””””music”””””””””””””” Went to a party the other day. Faggots idea of a party playlist is barely comprehensible nigger speak on top of a stolen beat
It's shit man. Either wailing wog music, or whites trying to act like them. Music's been going down the pan since the world wars as our culture has crumbled.
Rafael Behr in the Guardian sounds like he's given up:
>Intuitively, the return of parliament next month feels like the beginning of a final act. In truth, we cannot plot the current moment on a narrative arc that bends out of sight into the future. Many pro-Europeans expected that by this point public opinion would have shifted definitively against Brexit. The strategic folly of surrendering a lead role in a continental power bloc was advertised in every scene during the article 50 negotiations, alongside lurid examples of prominent leavers’ mendacity. But the great Damascene moment has not come. It might never come. An orderly transition is still available. Gloomy forecasts can be wrong. In turbulent scenarios there will be foreign capitals, collaborationist civil servants and defeatist remainers to blame.
Saw that website yesterday that lists him as an actor.
Makes me think he's just a troll.
Luke Morris
I though that at first, but he's been at it for years now. If it's a performance art project it's a bloody good one.
Tyler King
today has consisted of coop microwave chicken curry 8 chocolate digestives large coffee at what point do I kill myself
Benjamin Roberts
>If he is acting this, he deserves every award in the world for being the best actor to have ever lived.
Christian Baker
We meet here today to honour the life of Eddie. We give thanks for his life and ask God to bless him now that their time in this world has come to an end.
For Eddie, the journey is now beginning. But for us, there is loss, grief and pain. Every one of us here has been affected - perhaps in small ways, or perhaps in transformative ones- by Eddie. His life mattered to us all.
It is important for us to collectively acknowledge and accept that the world has fundamentally changed with his passing. We are all grieving. Life will not be the same - nor should it be. Together, let us open our hearts and commemorate the impact Eddie had on us.
Please stand.
Eddie is now safe. He is already on their way to heaven to enjoy all which awaits there. Let us say this final farewell to his body as we commit Eddie's physical form to its natural end.
Eddie, we bless you and thank you for being a part of our lives. We honour your life on Brit/pol/ and we pray for your peace ever-after. We will not forget you. Go well into the kingdom of heaven.
We have been remembering with love and gratitude a life that touched us all.
I encourage you to help, support and love those who grieve most. Allow them to cry; to hurt; to smile and to remember. Grief works through our systems in its own time.
Remember to bless each day and to live it to the full in honour of life itself - and of Eddie. We often take life for granted and yet it is the greatest gift God gave us.
Why didn’t he just get a gun and blow his brains out? Or exit bagged? Fuck sake if you’re gonna kys and ignore all advice to carry on, at least do it properly.
Xavier Ward
what you having for your tea lads?
Zachary Fisher
i just told you
Parker Evans
We ask you please, Lord our God, as merciful and forgiving as you are to take Eddie's soul to Heaven, peace be upon the wicked who repent. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, the end of an era.... Amen youtube.com/watch?v=Y9_JN49DpKE
I don't drink tea, and I'm somewhat surprised that, as it seems, it is still so ubiquitous among the British,
Nolan Carter
Just gave me some scones and a cuppa, comfy desu
Brayden Turner
>PewDiePie Never have. Never will.
Kayden Evans
should do a image like this but with all the tripfag standing at his coffin
Nicholas Foster
Just got in, the fuck happened to eddie, the fat cunt top himself or something?
Gabriel Cruz
Pube was jealous of his popularity and started to bully him until he left.
Robert Clark
>I'm somewhat surprised that, as it seems, it is still so ubiquitous among the British, People literally live on tea round these parts. Worse in Ireland. They push it on you like heroin. See.Mrs Doyle.
The Remain side never had a satisfactory answer to this. Even Leave's continuous dodging on the economic harm due to leaving is less blatantly shifty. They can speak until their blue in the face as to the benefits of being in the EU, but this still raises the question of why freedom of movement is essential to those benefits, and merely reiterating the EU policy that the single market requires freedom of movement only begs the question. Even those who shift to the benefits of immigration can't answer why the UK still shouldn't have control over it. The argument at that point, as, I'm sure many EU zealots say to themselves, is that a unified Europe is more important than a nation state having the autonomy to regulate its immigration, or even that immigration is so beneficial that the UK should not have the right to regulate it. Whether these positions are valid are not, no Remainer would dare say it because of how repugnant they would be considered by the British people.
Dominic Morgan
Farage always was, and always will be, a protest vote.
William James
last thing he said was 8 pills and half a bottle of voda
Noah Sullivan
Tbf I think that 1960-2010 was just a fluke for British music. Before 1960 Britain wasn't known for music, we produced only one mediocre composer throughout the entire golden age of classical music. Meanwhile Germany and Italy can lay claim to three centuries of amazing music. Things are just going back to their old state.
Of course, the poll numbers are more important where he would focus his efforts in a general election, which would be areas that support Leave, but which are represented by MPs who support Remain.
Joshua Collins
Will there be mass remainer suicides on Halloween? That'll certainly up ghost density, and the UK can become the #1 spooky holiday destination.
Gabriel Ramirez
Got this far, he doesnt sound right tbqh. Ffs he fucking better not have
>Tbf I think that 1960-2010 was just a fluke for British music. Fifty years is awfully long for a fluke. Should we also say the early 18th century to the early 20th century was merely a fluke for German music?