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<r>Hugh Janus;531909 wrote: Here we go again. Another shriek squeek!... :rolleyes: 
 
 
 
get a life pal... :yh_ttth We heard it all before... 
 
 
 
And another thing. What the hell has it got to do with you anyway? :yh_questn 
 
 
 
I suppose ...

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<t>i.e with Gordon Brown, another Scot but one who sounds like one. 
 
The interesting thing about Mr Brown is that he'll not have been voted in as Prime Minister, i.e. the British electorate didn't vote for him to be PM. 
 
But that's democracy, 21st century British style. 
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abbey;531787 wrote: Bury FC

A fine, Northern team with a great tradition.

I wouldn't be ashamed to support Bury. But I don't.

Regards,

shrike.

shrike

<t>Galbally;531776 wrote: :rolleyes: Shrike, (again). 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I do wish you wouldn't roll your eyes, Galbally. 
 
But as I seem to have your attention at the moment...have you ever heard of Edna St Vincent Millay, the great American poet?<br ...

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<r>Galbally;531702 wrote: PS, when it come to Northern Ireland, you haven't got a fricking clue mate, and you are better off that way, trust me. <E>;)</E> 
 
 
 
 
 
 
If it'd been up to me I'd've seen you kill each other till only the 'winner' was left in charge of the ...

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<t>Lulu2;531758 wrote: (My "ignore" list has just grown a new member.) 
 
 
 
 
Enjoy your new-grown member, Lulu. 
 
Just keep the noise down, please. 
 
 
 
Some of us are trying to have an intelligent conversation. 
 
 
 
 
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Thanks to the vicious English the Irish have always been a subject people.

They have a government now but it's in thrall to the EEC.

When will the Gael take his rightful place at the Table of Nations?

Regards,

shrike.

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<t>Galbally;531695 wrote: Whooaaa, he's back, that pesky Shrike. Wonder what will happen now! :wah: You sure know how to rile people up shrike, whatever your true intentions. 
 
 
 
 
Why does an 'Irishman' support a club based in Birmingham, England? 
 
Have you no ...

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<t>Lulu2;531730 wrote: (Replace that "h" with a "t," and I think we're getting close, here, 'Bally.) 
 
 
Edna St. Vincent Millay? 
 
I know who she was. Because I 've had an education. 
 
But do you think Garibaldi or whatever his name does, Lulu? 
 
 
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<t>Galbally;531707 wrote: Classy shrike. :rolleyes: 
 
Whats wrong, no one to fight with, bored are you? :wah: 
 
 
 
 
Not at all. I was merely stating the obvious in the language any English viewers would understand. 
 
Some of them wouldn't have known that ...

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<t>Galbally;531700 wrote: Sorry shrike, not taking the bait, Best played football thats all, he wasn't a politican, anyway, I am a villa fan. :wah: 
 
 
The fact that you confess to being an Aston Villa fan says it all, Galbally. 
 
For any American readers of this post Aston ...

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<t>Galbally;528149 wrote: Just an update, yesterday at least 100 people were blown to bits in car bombs, and twenty American servicemen were killed over the weekend, I don't know how many people died today I am sure a few are dead at this stage, so if this is not a civil war, an nationalist ...

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<t>Lulu2;528482 wrote: Unfortunately, that kind of attitude does exist and does lead to the problems we're facing today. 
 
So, Shrike exemplifies the problem. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Is it possible that the USA can, even at this late date, understand sarcasm ...

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<t>Happily no handgun fired in the US can kill me as I sit in front of my mind-numbing TV here in a quiet village in Oxfordshire, England. 
 
Having said that I'd like to have a gun. Just in case some crazed American bursts into my home to 'take me out' for having 'dissed' a fool. 
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<t>Fibonacci;522812 wrote: In the threads topic you ask why America wants to destroy the world. 
 
 
 
Then you went into Global warming, stating that you 
 
 
 
You then proceeded to launch personal attacks on a number of the members who actually replied.<br ...

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<t>RedGlitter;522799 wrote: You are not amusing. 
 
 
 
 
That's the majority view, is it? 
 
I'm sorry but I've seen no evidence of that. 
 
 
 
What I have seen is a few complacent people discomfited. 
 
 
 
And I've had a veiled ...

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<t>Fibonacci;522797 wrote: Shrike. 
 
 
 
Why was this thread started? 
 
 
 
 
Someone clever enough to call him/herself Fibonacci can't possibly not know the answer to the question he/she so self-consciously asked. 
 
 
 
You call yourself ...

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<t>Rain;522793 wrote: And the fly on the wall didn't take off soon enough and..... SMACK! 
 
Eeewwww, what a bloody mess. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Now what the bloody hell is that supposed to mean, Rain? 
 
 
 
And why do you call yourself ...

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Clint;522704 wrote: :yh_bye

James Thurber?

Never heard of him.

Perelman?

Now that guy was something else!

Regards,

shrike.

shrike

<t>Patsy Warnick;522775 wrote: Of all the questions to ask ? 
 
Your example of free will is a Nazi Camp. 
 
I don't know what your fishing for - I don't care. for your example in this Thread for free will sucks. and your 2-3 other threads referring to Nazi camps or our current war ...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;522783 wrote: I don't need yours 
 
Patsy 
 
 
 
 
That's where you're wrong, Patsy. 
 
I'm an intelligent person. 
 
 
 
You need the respect of people like me very much indeed. 
 
 
 
You won't get it, though ...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;522761 wrote: Shrike 
 
Your still trying to get your point across RE: WAR - How you feel ?? 
 
You were asked to go away ?? 
 
That shows disrespect for me & all at FG 
 
I asked you why you have 3 - 4 threads relating to this war ?? And why do we ...

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<t>BabyRider;522748 wrote: Hey Rain, this twit has an incurable case of, "I have my opinion, please don't confuse me with any fact." :yh_laugh 
 
 
 
 
Your bullying might work in the playground, BR, but it doesn't work with grown-up people. Even if you've got a gun in your ...

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<t>Rain;522720 wrote: I said, You don't SEEM to be. And you just proved me right. I'm done with you. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Aw. 
 
That's too bad. And there was I just about to invite you to my birthday party. 
 
 
 
 
 
Best regards, 
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<t>Patsy Warnick;522640 wrote: Shrike 
 
He says this war is - murder - Lets not get into this 
 
Its a no win situation - I stated before go to thread Anti - War Protester. 
 
Lets not debate this again 
 
Shrike - you need therapy - I see your statements insulting ...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;522654 wrote: FREE WILL IS ONE THING - Shrike replys imagine yourself in a Nazi camp?? 
 
Of all the situations in the world Shrike pick a Nazi camp..!!!! 
 
GO AWAY ... 
 
Patsy 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
What's your problem with ...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;522546 wrote: Shrike 
 
Why are you asking this type of question? Knowing the situation the US is in war, etc... I'm suspicious of these question @ war & where people here in FG stand Why? You have 2-3 thread relating to this? 
 
Patsy 
 
 
 
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<t>Rain;522689 wrote: Yep. You don't seem to be very nice. You seem to have an attitude problem. You seem to be treating this forum as if we're a bunch of stupid ppl. That's too bad. 
 
 
 
 
I'm not very nice (according to Rain). 
 
I have an attitude problem ...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;522678 wrote: SHRIKE 
 
You need to go away - 
 
Patsy 
 
American style - with BR's gun or the English way with a foot up your ass.. 
 
Either way is fine with me 
 
Patsy 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Oh dear. 
 
That ...

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<t>Clint;522639 wrote: Some take a stand... others fall for anything. 
 
 
 
 
Very gnomic, Clint. 
 
I'm impressed. 
 
 
 
 
 
Regards, 
 
shrike. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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<t>Clint;522656 wrote: I think you have mistaken this for a forum where people like to roll around in the gutter. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The English gutters I've rolled around in have rarely contained people who point guns at me. 
 
Well...maybe in London, Birmingham and ...

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<t>Rain;522648 wrote: Ok shrike, let me get this right. 
 
You don't believe there is any such thing as global warming and that the U.S. is responsible for all the world's woe's? 
 
Just want to understand you. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
There may well be global ...

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<r>Clint;522634 wrote: I see...we must do what ever is human and satisfies our need for fun. Self restraint isn't fun. <E>;)</E> 
 
 
 
 
I've never found self-restraint to be fun, no. 
 
Exciting, yes. But never 'fun'. 
 
 
 
 
 
Regards,<br ...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;522546 wrote: Shrike 
 
Why are you asking this type of question? Knowing the situation the US is in war, etc... I'm suspicious of these question @ war & where people here in FG stand Why? You have 2-3 thread relating to this? 
 
Patsy 
 
 
 
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shrike

<t>Clint;522458 wrote: Either way you will commit murder so there is no free will in that. There is however, free will when it comes to whether or not you decide to murder selfishly or in an act of selfless love for your fellow man. 
 
 
 
 
How could I be committing murder if I ...

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<r>Clint;522604 wrote: That beats name calling every day of the week.<E>:D</E> 
 
 
 
 
I rather enjoy name-calling. 
 
It's an entirely human thing to do. 
 
 
 
Sometimes it's the only thing to do. 
 
 
 
 
 
Regards, 
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<t>K.Snyder;522596 wrote: Start breading more phytoplankton. 
 
 
 
 
That's one possible answer, of course, Mr Snyder. 
 
I prefer holding in my farts. 
 
 
 
But that's something I can only do for so long. 
 
As Mrs shrike will confirm. 
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<t>BabyRider;522575 wrote: If I have to explain the "clue" part to you, I find it very amusing that you're calling me the idiot. And if I was "pointing" my gun at you, you'd already be on a slab. 
 
 
 
 
Hmmm. 
 
Sorry, BR! You're not an idiot. 
 
 
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<t>Rain;522536 wrote: What's wrong with the world isn't just America's fault. I too grow weary of "the world" blaming the U.S. for everything. 
 
As far as global warming in concerned, yes, we ALL must be environmentalists if we want our children and grandchildren to be able to breathe a ...

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<t>Patsy Warnick;522519 wrote: Shrike 
 
You need to go to the thread " Anti-War Protester". 
 
That'll let you know where everyone stands 
 
Patsy 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Thanks, Patsy, but I don't care where 'people' stand. Whatever that means. 
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K.Snyder;522513 wrote: :yh_think

Quite, Mr Snyder! Quite!

Regards,

shrike.

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<t>BabyRider;522485 wrote: You posted it and your title to this thread was a pretty blatant clue too. 
 
 
 
 
A clue to what, BR? 
 
Don't be an idiot. Reread my posts and put your gun away. Or at least point it at someone else. 
 
 
 
Best regards,<br ...

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<r>K.Snyder;522462 wrote: A little insight. 
 
<URL url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming_skeptic">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming_skeptic</URL> 
 
Personally I would have to learn more about it before I were to form an opinion about it... 
 
 
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<r>BabyRider;522468 wrote: I think it's a huge steaming pile of bullshit and I am further sick to death of everyone and their brother blaming the US for EVERYTHING THAT IS WRONG IN THE WORLD. It's tiresome, and BORING. 
 
Soon as the rest of you become perfect and infallible, let me know. I ...

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<t>Just murders. 
 
Yet the BBC keeps talking of 'insurgents'. 
 
When a wedding-party is blown to bloody pieces that's not civil war or 'insurgency'. 
 
The BBC used to be renowned for it's objectivity. 
 
The sad fact is that many people around the world still think ...

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<t>According to the BBC the USA is determined to kill us all by not subscribing to the climate 'change' hysteria that's reached such a pitch in GB that our PM has to defend his use of aeroplanes. 
 
Personally, I think global warming is a load of crap. And even if it isn't I don't bloody ...

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<t>koan;522435 wrote: I'm surprised you state there is no evidence for free will. Normally it would be said no evidence for "fate". I don't think there is enough evidence to confirm either. 
 
Personally I think it is a combination of both. 
 
 
 
 
Imagine yourself in ...

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<t>I know that there's no 'evidence' for free will. 
 
In fact an awful lot of effort has been expended in disproving it's existence. 
 
 
 
But it's the only really important thing we have as individuals. 
 
'Disprove' the existence of free will and the moral world ...

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<t>koan;511822 wrote: there is a difference. How would you describe it? 
 
 
 
 
To know evil is to understand evil. 
 
Is that true? 
 
The late, great Primo Levi said that to 'understand' what the Nazis did to the Jews was to condone it. 
 
He was ...

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<t>Bill Sikes wrote: I just thought I'd ask whether anyone had read it. 
 
 
 
 
Yes. 
 
And I've also read the book that inspired it: The Coral Island by RM Ballantyne. 
 
If I tell you one of the characters is called Peterkin I'm sure you'll immediately be<br ...

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