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<t>theia;1472555 wrote: Aww, bless...why is Snowfire selling his collection? That breaks my heart. He loved those pen tops :-1 I wanted to buy them but missed the deadline. I did put these on E Bay a year ago and they did sell. Some chap in Milton Keynes demanded his money back after he claimed they...

<t>This is likely to be my last post. I don't usually do paranoia but my wife and myself have remained civil all day yet apparently we can't seem to move on. So before the plug is pulled no doubt, i'd just like to say this. Thank you to every single one of you who has messaged each of us today with ...

<r>Bryn Mawr;1472553 wrote: And once again it's a deflection into a side stream so as to avoid the main subject <E>:-(</E> Are we really to go back to the days when every time I went away you'd stir up trouble? I put you on permanent probation then and I'm very close to pulling the plug n...

<t>Upon returning and reading through the Leon Brittan thread along with this, i do believe something vital has been established here today. I asked Spot whether he'd like me to go back many years and find his posts about Obama. I see that Oscar has indeed found the seven year old post she recalled ...

Betty Boop;1472467 wrote: I'm totally lost, what post number exactly are we meant to be looking at? 2

Right under the opening post.

<t>G#Gill;1472320 wrote: We'll get his brother to ban him, if he oversteps the mark many more times, LJ, (Gill rolls her eyes, silently hoping that there won't be a need to push for a ban of Mr. Spot but not holding her breath ! ). I don't want Spot banned nor any member banned. If ...

<t>tude dog;1472316 wrote: I have had similar problems. Thinking back, should have reported, instead just posted complaint online. We have rules here for everybody. I didn't want to go down that route as i believe there was a time where the moderators were forever address...

<t>G#Gill;1472314 wrote: Well said Peter. A lot of thought and time went into that post and I hope that further attempts at provocation from somebody who is supposed to set an example, are considered inappropriate, Mr. Spot. If Mr. Spot only came out of cold storage just so he could atte...

<t>eta Just for the record, my wife was instructed by her lawyer to plead not guilty to all charges despite her admitting what she did in interview under caution due to him finding numerous breaches of police procedure, a few he deemed extremely questionable. Had she entered a guilty plea, these cou...

G#Gill;1472311 wrote: He was also allowed to keep his original phone number too, which is good.

That's Oscar's main objection because of the effort it would involve informing everyone of a new number and even e mail address.

<t>This post was posted tonight and i did consider reporting it. I don't want to go down that route as for some time the garden has been a serene place to come despite a few spats, so i'll address it myself now it's been out there for all to see. Posted by Spot "Good lord it's ...

<t>spot;1472296 wrote: Some things are just too abysmally deliberately barbaric to be forgiven. That's me, this time, but from the same thread as we've been quoting from already. I've got a couple of days with nothing planned. Shall i do the same as you and t...

<t>spot;1472261 wrote: There are so many - which forum are you discussing? You need to name it if I'm to respond adequately. Are we talking about the one I registered with to read JJ's meltdown? So let's get this right. You wrote here in great detail and length your relief and pleas...

<t>Oscar has just raised a point i didn't notice myself. Call me old fashioned but for a five old, a party would be about a fun time with his/her friends and friends they know well and are comfortable with. Sending invites or invoices lacking the parents name shows they were more running a function ...

<t>If i were the parents of the boy who got the threat, i'd let them go all the way. First of all, i'd insist on a detailed breakdown of costs just to see if they were looking to make profit out of the situation. In court, it could be easily proved that the child nor the parents had enter...

<t>FourPart;1471996 wrote: If it were a respectable party it wouldn't need such a legal team. From your threads and posts, you talk much about being involved in the church so i assume from that, you are a religious man. Does your church not practice what it preaches in kindness and ...

<t>Bruv;1471954 wrote: With all due respect (that is always ominous) the BNP Manifesto ought to be available for all to see the same as all the proper parties. Calling yourself marginal when you are seeking to gain political power seems a cop out to me............making excuses for your ...

Bruv;1471951 wrote: Publish the bleeding thing, post it on The Site. I'll ask Adam saturday if we can send you a link. That's probably the best we can do. It's actually no different to the policies published on the website with the addition of new motions they passed in Blackpool.

The cobbles won't be the same without her.

<t>Do you know any gay parents FourPart ? We know a few well and i can't see any real differences in the welfare of the children. I've seen many straight parents who should have been brought before the courts for the way they are with their children. A parents love is a parents love and i...

Bruv;1471945 wrote: So......should I be forever grateful ?

Perhaps you could collaborate and knock the manifesto out quicker........you work well together.

There are punters out there waiting with bated breath.

Tell us where to send it.

<t>I can understand the frustration if a venue is booked and paid for by the host and they are left footing the bill but what sort to example does this set to children ? For heavens sake, they were five year old's. Perhaps if they'd arranged a party that children of that age would enjoy rather than ...

<t>Bruv;1471936 wrote: If you spent less time ticking off people on Forum you could knock out a BNP Manifesto. She's been rather complimentary about you which is a rarity. I'd leave it there if i were you. Fourpart. Oscar was not convicted of assault, that's libel. Either...

<t>FourPart;1471833 wrote: First of all, anyone who performs such heinous crimes deserves everything they get & I have no sympathy or support for them, regardless of the party they represent. Any Daily Mail report can be dismissed out of hand - not really worth the click of a mouse.<b...

<t>FourPart;1471811 wrote: You really should go in for Stand Up Comedy. You're making a far better job of it than politics. So should you and you could start with telling a Mormon audience that they practice polygamy. If that doesn't raise a chuckle you could try ...

<t>theia;1471865 wrote: Well, it may be trashy TV but it certainly proves a great distraction from all the stuff we have to cope with daily :wah: I think Nadia makes the mistake of minimising other people's issues, in the name of peace and conciliation. And, as Alex showed, we don't alway...

<t>Betty Boop;1471858 wrote: Very sad to see Alexander go, but I guess he just decided Perez wasn't worth it. But, why is Alexander to be congratulated for walking away from provocation but Nadia is accused of being gutless? . When the row erupted in the kitchen after hea...

<t>FourPart;1471811 wrote: Why does anyone read anything? To learn. To understand. To see the truth. Anyone who might have any reason for anyone not to access such things for one reason or another will try to hide it with the "Why Do You Want To Read It" philosophy. You know, the argument...

<t>Bruv;1471801 wrote: You could not make it up could you ? OK take it anyway you want it, I will say it so we can move on.............. "I would like to see a copy of the BNP Manifesto in order to take the piss out of it, or alternatively to judge where my vote should go in th...

<t>gmc;1471796 wrote: You didn't listen to it in full did you. Many powerful people in america and here come to that think everything should be sold to the highest bidder no education unless you can pay for it, no medical care unles you can pay for it. They have opposed infrastructure projects on pr...

<r>I like it also and i liked it when it was first written. <URL url="https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=kX7IUzp-IMcC&pg=PA182&lpg=PA182&dq=But+deprive+thou+not+him+his+tale,+Neither+at+the+wine+nor+at+the+ale.&source=bl&ots=0GZ0Co5oMV&sig=Ium9kzv1vU8O2asi7bAhVNpp...

<t>Lady J;1471786 wrote: I don't know how you go about it but many here think that Obama is Muslim and perhaps that is why he is asking for them to be embraced. I have read a few news articles (and don't ask me to find them just Google Obama support of Muslim and you will have plenty to read) We see...

<t>Did anyone else notice last night as they showed Nadia getting into the cage, Nadia saying something to the effect that she wouldn't be able to do her peace keeping from there? That is how she see's herself but i also agree with Oscar that it's either a game plan or she's just a stirrer. I find h...

<t>Snowfire;1471769 wrote: If you think I'm a bully boy you aint cut out for politics. The questions get harder and from people far more politically savvy than me. We wont see it cos you're pretty sure we wont like what we read......got it !....thought so.......you're probably right. <br/...

<r>G#Gill;1471520 wrote: How about when next you see this guy, just approach him casually and say 'Hi' to him. Then take it from there! It may not be a good idea for a woman to approach him, but another fella's friendliness may produce some dialogue ? Just a thought. <E>:)</E> Why are you assuming h...

Why doesn't Nadia wash her hair ? It looks matted and she looks like she needs a good bath.

<t>sugarpuff;1470528 wrote: Lol .. This was suppose to be reverse psychology on ourselves ..for our new years resolution ... example to lose weight .. you say I promise myself I will gain weight ... Shall we start over again ... Who's to say it wasn't reverse psychology ?</t>

<t>Bruv;1469534 wrote: "The Alliance of European National Movements" a group of patriotic parties devoted to preserving European civilisation includes the BNP as a member. "Front National" of France founder was quoted as saying "Monseigneur Ebola" could sort out Europe's immigration issue...

<t>FourPart;1469528 wrote: Where did he say he was quoting at you? He posted, quite relevantly, to the thread of the topic, about left wing politicians, comparing them with the right wing. Immediately, true to form, your paranoid aspect of life goes into defensive mode by going on to the offensive. ...

<t>FourPart;1469492 wrote: Which is why the BNP are, and always will be an "Also Ran". I read your posts in these threads and what stands out is you have never shown one scrap of concern for the children who's lives have been destroyed. Any rational human being would be even slightl...

<t>FourPart;1469489 wrote: Put into real terms that's a tiny amount. The UK alone has a typical immigration figure of about 650,000, with a net migration figure of about 250,000 perannum. That's more than half the American figure, while the entire UK could easily fit into just one of the US states.<...

FourPart;1469490 wrote: Finally an admission. What's wrong? Can't find anything else to say or the ability to spell it ? It's been delightful but i'm off for an early night in my real world. Keep pretending, keep denying and we'll see come May. Don't forget though, you reap what you sow.

<r>FourPart;1469487 wrote: I understand another Far Right Government rose in Europe once before. A case of "Better luck next time", is it. History has an unfortunate habit of repeating. Go and do some research into Sri Lanka in the past thirty years as that should give you an insigh...

<t>FourPart;1469483 wrote: What a load of crock. From the start on here it's been "The BNP did this", the BNP did that", the BNP did the other. NEVER anything being done for its own sake. ALWAYS using it to promote the cause of the BNP. More excuses, more whining, more ha...

It will be exactly the same as pledges to cut migration. Fiddled figures resulting in total failure five years later.

<t>FourPart;1469475 wrote: And you're getting enjoying trying to score points for the BNP at the expense of children being raped & tortured. You're some sick Facist. Go and educate yourself, first of all, what a fascist comprises of. Then when you've managed to spell the term co...

I'd appreciate it if you didn't use the war dead from my family to score points either Fourpart. What i do know, is if they saw the state of this country that they gave their lives for today, they'd wish they had never bothered.

<r>FourPart;1468936 wrote: Here we go again. Let's get Da Beasty revved up. Maybe I can take it up to 260mph this time. When looking at the guinness book of records link, you repeatedly failed to notice this at the bottom of the entry then ? "Records change on a daily bas...

Brilliant

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