The police, as there's a bunch of people shouting "WHO YOU GONNA CALL?" around the streets on Boxing day ffsAh those were the days, Boxing Day 1986, me with the kids in tow as an excuse...altogether now
'Who ya gonna call?'
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The police, as there's a bunch of people shouting "WHO YOU GONNA CALL?" around the streets on Boxing day ffsAh those were the days, Boxing Day 1986, me with the kids in tow as an excuse...altogether now
'Who ya gonna call?'
Come on mate it looks like Scooby-Doo without the tottie!'sake lads, a bunch of 'adults' complaining about a kiddies film not exactly being Shakespeare, come on, grow up, get a life.
Interesting that on one hand, you have the BBC coming out and saying that they will make sure all panel/game shows will always feature at least one woman. And on the other hand, a film maker takes one of the most famous all-male ensembles and makes it all-female.
I like to poke fun at the feminist stuff with the wife but on a serious level, I don't especially like how the pendulum only appears to swing one way these days.
Probably afraid of flying too.I'm not one for political correctness, but you would have to laugh at the idea of someone signing off on this. 3 smart white women and one sassy black lady who don't know nuthin' bout no science, but sho' knows all bout da streets.
I'm not one for political correctness, but you would have to laugh at the idea of someone signing off on this. 3 smart white women and one sassy black lady who don't know nuthin' bout no science, but sho' knows all bout da streets.
hopefully there'll be a scene in a club or something and the white women cant dance and then she comes in and busts some moves..
You back at work today.Tbf, casual 90's racism is one of the best racisms