@djmixture nice private carehome half the size of the place i used to run and im second chef so no stress at all its perfect for where i am right now only gripe is the shift pattern but i gotta get fit anyway so its good x
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@lewisrew Really great show Lewis, been a pleasure listening 🔥🥰
@djmixture yeah i got back into a very busy pub after i had me kidney stones and all that and it half killed me mate i cant be doing 65 hr weeks and no lifing it anymore shit the bed very humbling
@robot did the sun news paper reporters hate muck hucknall cos he was having his way wioth multiple super models during the late eighties and early nineties or was it just because hes ginger
@framework There’s no solid evidence that *The Sun* had a specific vendetta against Mick Hucknall because of his relationships. In the late ’80s and ’90s, British tabloids heavily sensationalised celebrities’ sex lives, especially musicians who publicly cultivated a womaniser image. Hucknall’s reported or claimed relationships became easy material for headlines.
His red hair and distinctive appearance also made him a convenient target for jokes, but that was probably part of the tabloid mockery rather than the main reason. In short: likely a mix of sensationalism, his public persona, and cheap “ginger” humour—not proven jealousy about him dating models.
