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<t>Bruv;1462291 wrote: Then why stand for The Party? Some people will vote for The Party if a muppet stands, others will NOT vote for The Party if their mother was standing. It's called courage of your convictions. I doubt that when any voter chooses which party to vote f...

<t>I'd say more an insatiable desire and misguided, delusion that the entire population is champing at the bit to know their every action and thoughts. It's vanity in the most vulgar form that leads them to object in the strongest terms when anyone dare disagree with them. I don't have a ...

<t>High Threshold;1462279 wrote: Knowing Oscar as I do, I'd say that she has the one most desirable quality that any candidate can ever hope to have - FROM MY OWN PERSONAL POINT OF VIEW - and that is she dares to speak openly about the subject that no one else wants to even take a poke at. However, ...

<t>FourPart;1462153 wrote: I thought there was some sort of legislation that barred candidates with criminal records from standing for Parliament. Of course, in Oscar's case it would probably win her some votes. The candidate is not vetted by the house of commons but by the party th...

<t>Bruv;1462144 wrote: Or as they say "Lethargy Rules UK" The trend for the 2005 general election for that ward showed her party candidate did quite well even against U.K.I.P and despite being an unknown name in the ward and very little in the way of a campaign. I don't think lethargy or turn out ha...

<t>gmc;1462142 wrote: She doesn't have to win outright all she has to do is be the least unpopular candidate. Have look at george galloways campaign in bradford arguably it was a protest vote You've hit the nail right on the head gmc. The ward has been selected where the greatest sw...

<t>Bruv;1462138 wrote: So the right wing revival lack the financial wherewithal ? You would have thought all the MEPs would have chipped in with their exorbitant wages and expenses for the cause. It's nothing to do with lacking financially. It's about not throwing money d...

<t>AnneBoleyn;1462128 wrote: The pledge behind this is that the party throw their full weight into a giant campaign to promote that one candidate. That unfortunately for me, has been elcted to be my wife. Wait, wait..........are you saying..........that our very own oscar is a ...

<t>Bruv;1462129 wrote: Call me thick but I am not getting what you mean here. Don't worry Bruv, this is all new to me also and i may not have explained adequately. Rather than the party no doubt losing deposits and resources in every ward of the city by standing several c...

<t>To some here. After lengthy debates regarding the forthcoming general election of May 2015, naturally, all paties are working in earnest to promote themselves for election. It has been deemed and made official that our city has only one parliamentary candidate for the party ...

<t>FG;1462027 wrote: Why is it that people reed what they want to see and not what's actually written? Oscar said "Many ex members, even those banned still log on as guests". How does her "log on" equate with your "without logging in", Peter? Maybe she wrote the post in haste but i'm sure she meant ...

<t>G#Gill;1462021 wrote: You know, all I wanted to do was to point out that there was another site which had debate/discussion threads on it, like FG ! Nobody is asking members here to leave Forum Garden !!!!! For pity's sake, it seems to me that Oscar's "raison d'etre " is to confuse herself so muc...

Oscar is right. I go in from google and read threads most days without ever logging on. There are twenty three guests currently viewing this thread right now and most of them won't be logged in as i wasn't until i opted to post.

<r>G#Gill;1460080 wrote: :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl Yep, that says it all ! <EMOJI seq="1f444" tseq="1f444">:lips:</EMOJI> I had the police call at our home last night just wanting to know if we'd witnessed the fracas outside our house. Upon leaving the female officer said, by the way, tell your wife she do...

Dodina 7th. Led all the way and seemed to weaken at the end. We've Just had an update that apparently Ted's Brother banged his head exiting the starting gate the other day and why he ran a poor race after his win but by all accounts, he's fine now.

<r>G#Gill;1460072 wrote: Well I suppose it was my fault that Tyr brought it up about the historical posts/threads of Jj's because I requested that he proved that what he said about Jj was correct. But quite honestly written posts just don't prove a thing - they could just be make believe, just words...

FourPart;1460012 wrote: This is my limit of racing. I have to say, horse racing has to be the most complicated set of rules and regulations i've encountered in sport.

Oscar has Dodina running in the 2.30 at Catterick today.

<t>G#Gill;1460064 wrote: Well, Bryn, as far as I am concerned this situation is going nowhere and slowly. I believe hell will freeze over before we get apologies for the unnecessary rudeness and sarcasm aimed at Peter, from Mr. Spot, Tyr, FG or even John ! He certainly won't budge from his stand ove...

<t>Gill asked you to prove and i asked you to provide your own link to show your definition of online sexual predator. You have not done either, yet turned this into an attack on me to divert the attention away from your inappropriate wording. Had you used the words online , sexual and predator in d...

<t>I know nothing about horse racing but i am thrilled. I have just watched my wife's new investment Penalty Scorer on sky sports come in second behind the favourite at Yarmouth at 7/1 This means Oscar gets to go up and collect second place prize money for her and i may get a glimpse of the wife on ...

<t>TÃ½r;1459960 wrote: If you reed what you've linked to you'll find your statement is false. As will anyone else reeding your link. I think you're just stirring, to be honest. Ineptly. Stirring ? For pointing out with four links that your choice of words may be the wrong choice of words ...

<t>TÃ½r;1459956 wrote: Does it not occur to you that perhaps "online sexual predator" is a different term? Then again, inappropriate wording. The definition given by all for online sexual predator indicates children involved. Definition of Internet predator Urban Dictionary: on...

<t>TÃ½r;1459953 wrote: I stand by every word of it. JJ's an serial online sexual predator. I've seen him behave that way too often to be mistaken and I've offered to show examples from his assorted ForumGarden accounts. I have no reason to believe he's dangerous but he's certainly upset members here...

<t>TÃ½r;1459948 wrote: You extrapolate beyond what's been said by bringing in words like "dangerous". Nobody but you has made any such suggestion. Unpalatable, distasteful, grotesque, try those instead, they're all applicable. . Posted by Tyr "The reason, speaking f...

<t>Having now read through the entire thread and what with the world and his wife chipping in and questioning why, call me naive, but i beg the question that if Jones is such a threat and sexual menace, then why on earth is he here at all ? Surely if he is so dangerous, the powers that be would want...

I'd like to just point out that i have never been sexually harassed by Jones.

<t>High Threshold;1459769 wrote: Me and the wife at Willie's Kneipe (in Alanya) - Our son - Kleopatra Beach > I improved the resolution of this last, pale photo but then it refused to upload. You know if Oscar see's that Turkish beach, she'll want to go back to Turkey? Lovely looking family you have...

I'll take the opportunity to add this for my wife. The one place she's happiest.

Cheltenham (Downtown) - YouTube

<r>Lady J;1459458 wrote: Them lumping up the poor performers and getting investors reminds me of what the banks did here on bad loans...which caused the collapse of our economy....but I shall not digress. So back to subject...You now are in a share holding with 10 horses.....if I understa...

Oscar Namechange;1459397 wrote: .

I know the two founders of Britain First well. Good, then tell Jim to come and collect his campaign literature from our storage room or i'll start charging him rental.

<t>Bruv;1459407 wrote: (Hope your not going to get all potty mouthed on us.) Humour is in the eye of the beholder.......or something like that. It is funny, but I don't think the writer meant it as comedy material. Is the comedy in the exaggeration, or the closeness ...

<t>Television companies during the sixties and seventies were reliant on big names as cash cows and feared upsetting them for losing them and ensuing ratings. I believe that this created a culture of almost secrecy and protection for those big names. Indiscretion of that nature were deemed harmless ...

<t>FourPart;1458651 wrote: Regardless of how you come to form an opinion, it remains a fact that you have that opinion, be it formed by evidence, intuition, or outright prejudice. I was thrown initially by the title of the thread which refers to here, the internet, then goes on to explain the proble...

<t>My wife on one occasion was in a hurry and used 118 118. She believed at the time that they were most charming and helpful asking at the end of the call, would there be anything else she needed help with along with a prolonged thank you. Likewise when we saw the charge of almost Â£10, we were ast...

G#Gill;1458563 wrote: Are you sure it was between the eyes ?

He fathered children so i assume it was between the eyes.

<t>TÃ½r;1458546 wrote: I'd call it digging the hole deeper. Or is diluting the term "child abuse" to trivial humour really amusing after all. I do hope it's not. Nobody said anything about "tantamount to". I quoted what was actually written. "Growing up, I suffered the most torturous chil...

<t>G#Gill;1458537 wrote: I understand hyperbole in that post, but where is the 'repugnant bad taste' ? As far as I can see (read), Oscar, as a child, was 'forced' to attend various cricket matches which she found excruciatingly boring, and that action could be likened to child abuse (emotional maltr...

TÃ½r;1458535 wrote: There is hyperbole, and there is also repugnant bad taste. You would be well advised never to mix the two. Groan. I would imagine knowing Oscar, it was very much tongue-in-cheek unlike the speed in which you follow her posts and given the fact she was replying to gmc.

<t>High Threshold;1458501 wrote: Very interesting. I do have a couple of questions, however. 1). Is the helmet-exempting conventional turban any kind of wrap-up or must it be bona-fide by certain manufacturer(s)? 2). Is one required (by UK law) to prove one's faith in order to...

Bruv;1458486 wrote: I give up.
Or maybe she could just be yanking your chain over your grammar.

<t>gmc;1458511 wrote: postd by peter lake Or not enough income. Actually you get a bad credit rating if you habitually pay bills late or even just have one outstanding payment or a disputed bill that the company concerned hasn't taken off y...

<t>Saint_;1458410 wrote: HOLD THE PHONE there, buddy! High risk does NOT imply irresponsibility by the borrower. I'm a high risk merely because I have had to declare medical bankruptcy three times. I always pay my bills on time, I own both my cars and my home, and I have NO credit card debt whatsoev...

<t>The fake letters shouldn't have gone out and they should face the repercussions of such tactics but the sole reason why these companies exist is down to past irresponsibility of the borrower. They can charge the extortionate rate of interest because the borrower going to them is deemed such high ...

theia;1458406 wrote: I think it is still being investigated...the biting is still "alleged." I saw an article last night with some pretty damning photographs of the bite which clearly did not manifest by magic and saw also, it was the same Italian player as the last one he bit.

<t>The most informative posts here come from Saint but i disagree with most over opinion. The entire population has opinion, even a two year old can hold an opinion on another at playgroup. It's not about opinion or how that opinion was reached and decided but the way opinion is expressed...

<t>Betty Boop;1458341 wrote: The irony is all I did was agree with someone else about propaganda being posted but I got it in the neck, that's actually the really amusing part. I asked you to tell us your opinion on the subject of the thread and what we've got is another dig. I was ...

<t>Bryn Mawr;1458339 wrote: You miss the point - because we cannot see her private live, all we can go on is her posts. She could be feeding the five thousand in the soup queues for all we know and it makes absolutely no difference, all that counts is the arguments she puts forward in her posts and ...

<t>Betty Boop;1458335 wrote: I will clear up 'agenda'. I was using the word in reference to this forum and it's threads so I mean the 'agenda' in each of her threads, she starts, someone responds, oscar doesn't then read responses and tackle them, she just re hashes her 'agenda' for that...

<t>Bryn Mawr;1458331 wrote: Problem is, Peter, that we cannot see Oscar's private life - all we see is the posts she makes and an inordinate number of those are in support of an extreme political party. Is it any wonder then that people disagree with her and take issue with what she says? ...

<t>Lady J;1458295 wrote: Actually this breed comes from central Africa! It is a Basenji which is a breed of hunting dog that was bred from stock originating in central Africa. The Basenji doesn't bark but instead produces an unusual yodel-like sound commonly called a "barroo", due to its ...

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