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<t>koan;467542 wrote: I've heard of that. "Fair Game". Those Scientologists sure are nutty. it would be appreciated if you would stop making me laugh. So whats happened to good old fashioned rudeness & moral superiority ? The last thing i wish to find here is a genuinly tolerant...

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<t>twizzel;467506 wrote: My father many years ago served in the army in Egypt and thought all arabs were lying cheating thieving scumbags who would steal your blankets while you slept on them. Is it the religion or the place? twiz, the religion is a dark brotherhood, a crime committ...

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koan;467004 wrote: at the moment spot is saying "zzzzzzzz"

Just followed the link you put on your posts. my word your a deep one. The most interesting angle is, You trumpet the unprovable but yet in other posts you rely on quotes to justify yourself. Just a thought

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<r>spot;244442 wrote: Chapter and verse I already have, thank you. The article in the Guardian covers the aftermath and gives a far better summary than I could manage - people following the thread would do well to read it, at <URL url="http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1284466,00.html">...

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<t>spot;466961 wrote: Good God, that was Red Robbo, you're an entire decade out. Maggie got her shot because of an unfortunate photo of Michael Foot at the cenotaph in what the press unfairly insisted was a donkey jacket. You can always read a book about the period first, you know. ...

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koan;466955 wrote: no. you just missed it. it's ok. the joke still lives with or without you.

btw it is pots not pans and in the scenario the poster incessantly forgets that both are black not just one or the other (by using it you are admitting guilt)

straws

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<t>spot;466939 wrote: What *would* be uncool would be to ask the purpose of the apostrophe. Make sure you never make that sort of mistake, my son. 1977 was... Dennis Healey squeezing the rich until the pips squeaked? Farmer Jim jetting back from holiday when the world caved in? Ted Heath ...

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<t>koan;466934 wrote: Actually, it is very "cool" It's something a lot of forum regulars do. I've noticed the popularity of the style growing into a bit of a fad. That ought to horrify spot well enough. He's.....trendy :wah: sorry i must have missed something in my old ag...

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spot;466922 wrote: Thank you Yorkster. When you've used online forums a bit longer you'll realise that personal attacks are entirely self-defeating. Until then, do please carry on.

Pan's do tend to call the kettle black. even hypocritical pc pans with a 1977 political agenda.

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"Spot howls with involuntary helpless laughter and heads to the kitchen to wash up"

not cool to talk about yourself in the first person. a sure sign of an out of control ego.

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spot;466887 wrote: Spot howls with involuntary helpless laughter and heads to the kitchen to wash up

It's either the speling or the inexorable underlying communism, I bet.

Nope your just a pathetic snob & an intolernt snob at that

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<t>Sorry i missed this to busy reading spots naive **** & williams arument for the sake of arument are you a driud brin? Bryn Mawr;457501 wrote: Civilised is being able to interact with your fellows in a civil manner. The foulmouthed outburst you produced was not civilised. <br/...

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<t>All very thought provoking. I used to believe if one had nothing to hide one had nothing to fear. It is possible that in the future , if a person commits a crime they will almost certainly be caught which would lead to a near crime free society. I think the real worry is, what will be the definit...

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<t>koan;464573 wrote: What no thanks to the foreigner for introducing you to a classic piece of literature? I thought you were going to sleep. No rest for the wicked, I suppose. :sneaky: Sorry for being so ungratefull but im just coming to terms with the fact that the spo...

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<t>ah but your playing to a gallery of like minded people. all naive & i suspect all guardien readers & public sector workers. nick griffin loves your kind as you have given him & his people the window into local government.Intolerant liberals have no idea of the damage they have done. N...

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yorkster;464537 wrote: now this is interesting but i do think you should lean to think like Ghandi

well you have made me laugh like hell

& i gotta go to bed now. by eck thas kiked me as. good night

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<t>koan;464530 wrote: KOAN But it's going well YORKSTER Well? What? KOAN You've quoted the right post. YORKSTER Post? I don't see a post. (looks around) Ah. You'll not fool me. KOAN It's not my boot<br...

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sorry but i have done the hit a tree at 70 mph & done the re-think which goes with it. Unfortunate thing is I also have an intimate knowledge of Muslims......//Well aint I the small minded racist

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koan;464517 wrote: you've advanced your interests with this post then. well done.

So we revert to the moral high ground. Your funny..... metaphsycal Ha ha ha pls stop trying to mind ******* people & loose your "EGO"

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<t>koan;464506 wrote: In practice, The Theatre of the Absurd departs from realistic characters, situations and all of the associated theatrical conventions. Time, place and identity are ambiguous and fluid, and even basic causality frequently breaks down. Meaningless plots, repetitive or nonsensical...

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yorkster;464504 wrote: Ok he's an interesting dude

I have no interest in being wise nor do I look to literature to legitimise myself or put others down. when I speak of multi-culturism is speak first hand.

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<t>koan;464502 wrote: Samuel Barclay Beckett (13 April 1906 â€“ 22 December 1989) was an Irish dramatist, novelist and poet. Beckett's work is stark, fundamentally minimalist, and, according to some interpretations, deeply pessimistic about the human condition. The perceived pessimism is mitigated b...

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[QUOTE=koan;464492]Don't tell me you can't use google

I have no need to use google in this situation.

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<t>koan;464485 wrote: VLADIMIR: And they didn't beat you? ESTRAGON: Beat me? Certainly they beat me. VLADIMIR: The same lot as usual? ESTRAGON: The same? I don't know. VLADIMIR: When I think of it...

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koan;464482 wrote: Why do I feel like I'm in a Samuel Beckett play?

who's Samuel beckett?

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[QUOTE=yorkster;464475]I've met many intolerant immigrants.[/QUO

What i find most interesting about people who preach tolerance is, the remarkable intolerance they demonstrate to any who dare to disagree with them.

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koan;464472 wrote: Surely you can't mean me. I'm an immigrant.

I've met many intolerant immigrants.

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<t>koan;463390 wrote: When I first spied the title of this thread I assumed that it was about crimes of intolerance committed against immigrants and/or minorities. My initial assumption ended up being an accurate description of the content. Kudos to spot and the others who managed to successfully po...

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<t>There is another thread on this board relating to lucid dreaming. maybe it is possible that when a person has a lucid dream or in fact any dream they are accessing a parallel universe. A dream of any type is in fact an altered state of consciousness. maybe science does not have the answer here. T...

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<t>"You may want to argue that colonialism was good for the fuzzy wuzzies but it is equally true that the consequences of colonialism were devastating for those native peoples that had the misfortune to be too weak to stand up to the industrialised powers. It wasn't moral superiority or superior rac...

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<t>I think therefore I am. I think that is the bottom line, the essence of life if you like IE the essence of life is non physical coz thoughts are non physical. as I understand it a parallel universe is happening right here now in the same space we occupy, we are just unable to perceive It. If we c...

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<r>spot;458899 wrote: You sound very like the late Enoch Powell, who was a principled and admirable man without (as far as I understand his position, from hearing him speak and reading some of his essays) a racially prejudiced bone in his body, actively criticizing that mindset before the war while ...

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William Ess;459377 wrote: If Reginald Kray made an assertion, that in itself was a convincing reason for believing the opposite.

I think in relation to Reginalds own 'empire' it was quite true

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<r>Scrat;458516 wrote: William .William. William. <E>:(</E> Ireally get the impression you look down on other people. If you compare what these savages did to some things that Europeans did in our known history you come down to one difference. Like I said before, Europeans wore more clot...

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<t>spot;457519 wrote: Every few months you get someone attracted to Forumgarden by this damned thread. They jump in, it's their first place to post, it's why they're here. Eventually they go away. I don't like such people, I don't get on with them, I apologise to the rest of the world for them. They...

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<r>jennyswan;174775 wrote: Hi guys I hope I'm posting this in accurate forum. If not sorry. Without boring you with all the details of my life: Since an event in my life about 2 years ago I've started having these dreams when I suddenly realise that I'm dreaming. It ...

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<t>lady cop;457330 wrote: well if you had been around a bit longer you would know sarcasm when you saw it. it still does not excuse your nasty personal attack. Ok you win I'm going to bed I know when to back down to a person of superior rank. Well almost... My nasty personal atack w...

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<t>lady cop;457300 wrote: Scrat did NOT attack you personally with name-calling as you have done. and i did not say YOU are not welcome, i said filthy attacks are not welcome. who the hell are you to call Scrat a "redneck drinking moonshine"?? he's a well-respected member here. (sorry Scrat, i know ...

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<t>Bryn Mawr;457258 wrote: If you claim that non of your ancesters benefitted from the BE then you cannot be British. I've kept out of this thread up until now but If this is a taste of your thinking the get you the hell off of this board and back into the sh!thole you've crawlled out of....

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<t>lady cop;457261 wrote: this thread was inflammatory from its beginning. i am a true anglophile, engaged to an Englishman and very conversant with your history. but i will tell you this, personal attacks are NOT welcome here. And i will tell you my last post was a reaction to an ...

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<t>Scrat;457170 wrote: Hmmmm. Interesting. Considering some of the acts of the British Empire in the past about the only difference was the clothes. The legacy of Europeans is filled with savagery, just because some of the slaughtered, enslaved mulititudes had little if any education it ...

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<t>About the only thing England has not produced is a first-division composer But we have produced a 1st class percussiainist a very young gentleman by the name of Keith Moon. Thanks for your opinions.they have been stimulating & above all honest it will be a pleasure to b...

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<t>William Ess;456922 wrote: I believe the first thing we must have - as a matter of urgency - is a nationality bill which draws a distinction between the ethnic Briitish (ie those whose forbears were in this country in, say, 1945) and those who have arrived since. The latter must not be allowed to ...

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<t>William Ess;456575 wrote: Yorkster should congratulated for putting into words what many people would like to say but are afraid to. Frankly it is intolerable that any town in England should have a 4% Asian population, let alone 40%. We have been invaded but what can we do about it.<br...

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spot;456747 wrote: I haven't called you anything at all, yorkster. I'm not sure I've even read anything you've written.

Sorry

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<t>spot;456672 wrote: Time will cure all things, William. Thank God that reactionary old intransigents finally cash in their chips. My children don't find it "intolerable", I don't find it "intolerable". Another fifty years and the average citizen in the UK will have the same view of racial intolera...

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<t>i have read some very interesting comments on this thread & feel i must add my 2 penneth. Firstly i would like to point out that I live in a town in the north of England which has a 40% Muslim population. At the last general election i believe we had the highest % of BNP votes in t...

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