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Uploaded by on Apr 25, 2008

Noel Gallagher revisits a long time quote by a Brit Awards organizer who told him now assisting to the 1994 awards would ruin his career, and flashes a black AMEX card in the camera....funny!

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  • What is he saying on 0:22? He's probably on the fucking...?

  • "dole"

    "On the dole"

    Meaning: Unemployed and in receipt of state benefit.

    Origin: In the UK, Unemployment Benefit has been known by the slang term 'the dole' since WWI. This derives from the 'doling out', i.e. 'handing out' of charitable gifts of food or money. This dates back to at least 1919, when it was recorded in The Daily Mail:

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  • tHATS THE DEFINITIO OF ROCK N ROLL. FUCK THE MAN, WHO SAYS YOU CANT, AND RUB IT IN, NOEL'S A FUCKIN GOD!

  • A rich wanker who writes some of the best songs ever

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  • capitalist!

  • Kiss my Black Amex Titanium Card. If you think you are hard enough...

  • Haha legend!

  • @Kwstello

    the doll

  • Haha. Stuntin!

  • it was soo funny because he said that and just after he said that part he says and ive got fucking 2 of them!

  • That is pimp.

  • 250,000 a year, it does have a limit but its reely high lol

  • JUST CLASS. WELL SAID NOEL..

  • thank you very much! :)

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