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<t>Snowfire;1502240 wrote: Well there was no doubt about the result, even with a low turnout. The peripheral parties ended up being just that, on the fringes without making too much impact, whereas the may have expected to do much better without the usual suspects vying for the "each way" places.<br...

<r>[QUOTE=G#Gill;1481672]After a nasty fall in the paddock, that wonderful chaser Kauto Star has had to be 'put to sleep' . He was 15 years old. Apparently he injured his neck (the main injury) and fractured his pelvic bone. I know of a certain person (ex-member), who worshipped that beautiful horse...

<t>Just a quick one while i am still here, as this subject is something we want feedback on. God forbid, we ever see another By Election brought about in these circumstances, but i was in Batley and Spen, Yorkshire. I was helping one of the candidates ( not BNP ), as it happens but also t...

<t>Patsy Warnick;1502231 wrote: And your here for why? Oh - look at your lip service - all about you - your just amazing - where in the world do you find time for FG? :yh_rotfl You seem to think we're privileged to have you here.:-2 - you know that HUB of activity :wah: <b...

<t>Bruv;1502229 wrote: The problem is we don't know if that is Momus Oscar speaking.......or some new persona............I've lost trust in my own judgment. Mind you........I have never trusted the right wing.......so I was correct all along I find it interesting that all...

<t>Patsy Warnick;1502227 wrote: Experiment - B.S. Did you get banned from the other forum already? Oh, the compliment that FG was chosen...:yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl. that was a touching addition...:yh_rotfl You crave the attention - you need drama in y...

G#Gill;1502224 wrote: Hey Julie, how is life treating you these days ? Possibly, more importantly, dare I ask how Peter is ?

Thank you for asking Gilly. I will e mail you later x

<r>magentaflame;1502214 wrote: Oh....so thats a troll? Well it didnt work then because we're all in agreeance <E>;)</E> She called bryn a the 'c'word? Like really? Thats crazy talk! Still the same old Fuzzy eh? You see Fuzzy, i am one of those people...

LarsMac;1502219 wrote: A Grumpy Oscar, at that.

They all thought i had to a man.... That tells us a lot about perception and prejudgement.

<r>gmc;1502199 wrote: I didn't guess, miss the old oscar at least you could have a good going argument. Well gosh have they only just worked that out? Must be bnp/ukip members or something - delusional but convinced they have all the answers or was that the religious?<EMOJI s...

<t>LarsMac;1502193 wrote: I figured it out a while ago, but I wasn't sayin Nothin' Haha... Wonder if any others will admit, they didn't. I have to say, the experiment was not easy. It does show how perception can change under fake persona's. It explains why so many are duped or vict...

<t>Well folks, it's been a blast. It started with a very interesting debate i took part in, where some seasoned psychoanalysists argued with the advent and increasing reliability of the internet, that any man, woman or child could create a persona from behind the keyboard to fool and hood...

Many congratulations. It sounds like you have worked hard for it.

<t>LarsMac;1502151 wrote: Well, you can be held to ransom if you wish. Those with the savvy to understand how our government and biased media exploit, see the emotional blackmail for what it is. Sadly, many people don't. The case in point, in 2015 when media buried the fact that the...

<t>LarsMac;1502147 wrote: Well, the news tonight showed The Jungle in flames. Apparently people set fires to the place as they were being forced to leave. Indeed, the Jungle is on fire, or what's left of it. Now, we are emotionally blackmailed with headlines that children are left b...

<t>FourPart;1502113 wrote: Honours have, in my opinion, lost all credibility now that they are being handed out to all comers like Dolly Mixtures. I suppose it comes down to our personal feelings toward the celebrity as to whether we feel they are worthy. I would much rat...

<t>FourPart;1502099 wrote: France has a long history of flouting rules & regulations but expecting everybody else to abide by them when it suits them. This time they have, once again, tried to pass on the problem to the UK, but this time it's backfired on them. For once we've stood our ground &a...

<t>Bruv;1502101 wrote: I have your measure, you are the character from the Monty Python argument sketch, Mr Contrary, you are the bloke that can't play chess but can stop your opponent from playing, you are the Harry Enfield "It's only me" character.....you are the weakest link........goodbye. ...

It appears asking America to take it's share of Syrian's, is out of the question then. Good to see such love and tolerance in the USA. Must be the grits.

Syrian refugees not welcome in 31 U.S. states - CNN.com

<t>LarsMac;1502095 wrote: Well, OK. But again, these people are in France. So British or American justice system is irrelevant. Not quite. Until we are fully free of the European Union, much criminal law is dictated by the EU and for the immediate future we are still bound by those ...

<t>LarsMac;1502092 wrote: Since they are in France, "We" don't have to deal with them at all. I should expect that the French authorities have some method of dealing with undocumented folks who break the laws of the Republic of France. We, here in the good ol' US of A have a way to deal with crimina...

<t>Bruv;1502088 wrote: For a fellow with so many facts and imagination.......your none too bright are you ? I will spell it out for you......deal with them with the full force of the law ? Your turn. You didn't have to spell it out to me. I just wanted to see y...

<t>Bruv;1502081 wrote: Yup those very same ones......If they break the law........you know where I am going don't you? The wonderful wizard of Oz ? Nania, via your mothers wardrobe? Honnah Lee to see Puff the magic dragon? No, i haven't a clue where you are going, although i will st...

<t>Bruv;1502075 wrote: How do you know I am a man ? I draw your attention to such wording as.............."without a long drawn out investigation." There are other regions in the world that have citizens fleeing with legal claims for asylum due to a myriad of reasons........mor...

<t>LarsMac;1502076 wrote: I don't recall Bruv, or anyone else here wishing to banish those folks, anywhere. Bruv simply asked if folks felt that France was right to break up this camp, and relocate the people elsewhere. My only question is, how the government of France intend...

<t>Bruv;1502068 wrote: I reckon we should install Momus as world leader, he seems the only one that has complete understanding of everything........he will sort it all out for us feeble minded. ALL those Non Syrians........when they are identified........what then ? Send them ...

LarsMac;1502066 wrote: I always thought of Bruv more of a 'Doc'.

Then you must be the extra who didn't make the final line up. ' Tetchy '

<t>LarsMac;1502064 wrote: My, my. I simply pointed out that whatever that little rant you produced in response to the OP had little to do with the Questions posed by the OP, and you're off and running. Am happy that you at least got a laugh out of something. You always seem s...

<t>Patsy Warnick;1502049 wrote: Will this action to really stop the problem - won't these people just go back to that location? Here in the U.S. we've tried to relocate thousands of homeless - offer many centers & other choices for housing - and they go back to the cardboard shack - t...

<t>LarsMac;1502052 wrote: Well, I don't know what you're on about. The article reports that France is dealing with the current inhabitants of this "Jungle" as an internal problem. They are planning to relocate the people within France. Unless they officially apply for asylum, they are not "asylum se...

<t>Bruv;1502057 wrote: So according to you the welcoming committees in Greece, Italy, Spain and the assisted transport across Europe, through the Balkans was a plot against the French ? Or is it a failure of the European Union and Europe as a continent to deal with a humanitarian crisis ?...

<t>Bruv;1502044 wrote: Why is it all down to the French ? To refresh your mind cop this PAGE HERE The majority have traveled halfway across Europe through several 'safe' countries. I agree wholeheartedly. They have passed through other safe countries but the pr...

<t>LarsMac;1502042 wrote: Haven't a clue what you're on about with your rant. It has little, or nothing to do with the article, or Bruv's question. Are you always so grumpy? Excellent. We have an expert on inter EU state law regarding asylum seekers. So, do tell, does th...

<t>It's a farce brought about by the French. The Dublin Regulation rules that the country in which they are now, must determine the member state of the EU that is responsible for them to claim asylum. They must also establish that the asylum seeker is in danger should he/she return to their own coun...

Of course, if we stop paying footballers vast amounts of money and elevating them to some level of god like status, the desire of young women to frequent the clubs where such men hang out, could lessen the risk. The man has been ruled not guilty by the way.

<t>On one hand, naturally, celebrities are entitled to an opinion. On the other hand, when will they learn? The lovable crisp fondling ex footballer, Gary Winston Lineker, OBE is the latest in a long line of those in the limelight who must be thinking, they wish they had kept quiet, looki...

Bruv;1501913 wrote: A brave move by the committee, or genius honured ?

Dylan's lyrics

What is a Nobell? An empty belfry ?

Some truth in your post.

<t>FourPart;1501863 wrote: Ever since he came into power his popularity has soared. He must be doing something right. Power? What power? In what way, shape or form, does he have power? Power to do what exactly? Not all Labour supporters are superannuated, antiquated, dino...

Bruv;1501875 wrote: What a bizarre reply...........sounds very UKIPy to me

Yes, it would

Bruv;1501866 wrote: So apparently.......British democracy is better than European ?
Just because a pig is born in a stable, it doesn't make him a horse.

<t>FourPart;1501853 wrote: I voted Leave purely for my own reasons, based on what I have seen in real life. Based on how the EU had grown from the Trade Treaty that it was originally intended as (which I still agree with) to the annexing of the UK into a Central European Government, ruled from Bruss...

Bruv;1501851 wrote: Think you are what gmc so succinctly put it........talking testes.

I am sure you are a woman. One of those whitterers who yaks endlessly, whilst saying, nothing.

<t>Snowfire;1501847 wrote: As Tony Benn said, "you've got be able to defeat the people who govern you "...."Members of Parliament are lent the powers from their constituents and they have to return those powers undiminished at the end. Its not for Members of Parliament to give away the powers that a...

Bruv;1501845 wrote: But you said it was not democratic with unelected committees making all the rules..................make yer bleeding mind up.

Au contraire, I said the UK was ruled by unelected bureaucrats. I was referring to EU laws, not trade deals.

<t>gmc;1501838 wrote: posted by momus . What utter bollocks you have been taken in by ukip. . Do not insult my intelligence. On the contrary. No, there should not be a second referendum. If you believe...

<t>gmc;1501834 wrote: No I'm saying 16,141,241 Votes to remain can't just be ignored. We live in a democracy wjhen one side wins an elaction the opposition is still there and fdoes not stop. Especially when the consequences are devastating for so many. IMO opinion many of those voting to ...

Bruv;1501831 wrote: Where do you keep your breadmaker ? She has the spare bedroom, next door to the valet.

<t>gmc;1501830 wrote: Blair is a liar and a hypocrite gordon brown is a blundering buffoon it's a toss up whether thatcher or blair/brown have done the most to destroy the UK economy and the fabric of our society but david cameron takes the prize for finishing it off. We need another general elction...

<t>spot;1501825 wrote: Whatever you do at the moment to fend off droves of smitten menfolk will still work I expect. For those who might be interested I attach a photo of my equipment. Impressive tackle you have there. I possess similar only in the wine production side.</t>

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