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<t>tude dog;1472696 wrote: Just remembered, on that day I asked my Social Studies teacher why our flag was not at half mast? 
 
Mr. Lappan sent me to the Boys Vice Principal to ask him why. 
 
Nobody ever wants to go to the VP, as usual it is for disclipine. 
 
Anyway, from ...

<r>FourPart;1472604 wrote: Download the app from somewhere like this, or the like. 
 
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<t>Oscar Namechange;1472545 wrote: Tomorrow 
 
13.50 Cheltenham - DYNASTE (9/4, bet365) 
 
15.15 Doncaster - EASTER DAY (5/1, Paddy Power) 
 
15.35 Cheltenham - SAPHIR DU RHEU (2/1, Paddy Power) 
 
Straight wins on each and a straight treble at 55/1 
 
I'll be ...

<t>Lon;1472490 wrote: It will not happen in my lifetime or for some time, but it is already beginning and will escalate until there are very few Muslims left in the world. Trying to separate the so called Good Muslims from the Radical Terrorist faction will unite Christians/Jews/Hindu's/ and others ...

<t>tude dog;1472576 wrote: If today we could find a real leader. 
 
 
I doubt we will. Political correctness has devoid leaders from making great speeches right from the heart. They are the one's who go down In history. It's those speeches that stir a nation and Instill national pride ...

Just checked In on your profile and have to say, I love your hair.

Is that your Beagle In the avatar ? The first rescue I ever had was a Beagle. She spent entire walks with her her nose to the road checking stuff out.

24 January 1965 Sir Winston Churchill died,

That speech

<t>spot;1472560 wrote: You would perhaps have found it more quickly if you'd searched for the other post in the thread which you remembered: "How we will laugh at the doubters, oh faithful one's, when Ali Bingo is trouced by McCain.". 
 
 
I read the entire thread and yep, I got that ...

<t>spot;1472557 wrote: I shall reply simply to correct your mistake. The first sentence warns America that Senator Obama has charisma in buckets - he's Jack Kennedy reborn with some extra plus points. The second sentence notes that the Americans assassinate around one president every fifty years ...

<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 ...

AnneBoleyn;1472549 wrote: I don't go to E Bay, but why on earth would someone???????????? Silly question, pardon me. To see how much he could get. Before the sale fell through, someone paid him £7.20 for the set.

I sold some Sod there also.

gmc;1472537 wrote: You do know that is not a religion don't you? You do know that In some places It Is ? Do try to keep up. :wah::rolleyes:

Court rules atheism a religion

AnneBoleyn;1472540 wrote: Huh?

Snowfire Is selling them on E Bay

<t>Tomorrow 
 
13.50 Cheltenham - DYNASTE (9/4, bet365) 
 
15.15 Doncaster - EASTER DAY (5/1, Paddy Power) 
 
15.35 Cheltenham - SAPHIR DU RHEU (2/1, Paddy Power) 
 
Straight wins on each and a straight treble at 55/1 
 
I'll be In London and will miss out on ...

<r>AnneBoleyn;1472531 wrote: Presa Canarios used to be bred in prisons, for sale. A woman was killed by one in her own apartment hallway. I don't know much else. Bet Google does! ( <E>;-)</E> hint!) 
 
 
I know all about the woman who was torn apart by them In her hallway. I read about ...

<t>This once In a lifetime offer has unexpectedly become available again on E Bay. 
 
Following the success of the sale of Sod on e bay, this Is a one off chance to buy this highly prized collection again after previous sale fell through due to missing top. 
 
Click on pic to enlarge ...

<t>AnneBoleyn;1472520 wrote: Yeah, they started as a prison gang, when they get out they run drugs & other criminal activities. The Aryan Brotherhood, they call themselves. Skinheads. 
 
Uhhhh, oscar, this is the true definition of 'criminal'. 
I saw a doc on this brotherhood recently ...

<t>AA grumpy;1472513 wrote: time for grumpys caustic wit.... 
 
so we the unemployed are second class citizens then not fit to own a car because we are not working why not just ban benefits all together the poor unemployed can wear rags and beg on the streets or shoplift for food why not go ...

<t>theia;1472514 wrote: I take your point there, Oscar, it must have been hellish to go through that. 
 
 
Thank you friend. It was bad timing on my part. Peter had just had his radical open surgery to remove the cancer and replumb him. 
 
There Is a local police officer here ...

<t>Lon;1472511 wrote: I think you are missing my whole point, and that is the fact that terrorist activities are on the increase every where and will continue not just in France/Germany. but wait until countries like Norway/Sweden/Italy etc get infected with terrorist activities. They will continue ...

<t>AnneBoleyn;1472509 wrote: It's not the same Bruv. Even the nazi's didn't show up praising Jesus. Christianity was not even used as an excuse to kill Jews. Hitler was not on a Xian crusade. He wanted a "pure" white race. 
 
 
Correct... the Aryan race... Haven't you got some prison ...

<t>Bryn Mawr;1472496 wrote: So firstly you go in all guns blazing over an irrelevant triviality, completely disrupting a memorial thread, and then you want a mitigating factor that you've ground it into the dust since then? 
 
The first few posts are the problem, not the subsequent idiocy ...

<r>I think you all need to sit down before you read this. 
 
Your OP Lon Is something that Is subject to huge debate. It's often fueled by leaders coming out at every atrocity and stating ' This Is nothing to do with Islam. 
 
I actually agree with that. ( Bruv drops down In a dead ...

<r>Lon;1472481 wrote: I am either thick or just American, or both, but I don't get it at all and have no idea what is being advertised. 
 
 
A comparison web site for Insurance. 
 
You think that's confusing... work out what this one's selling 
 
 
 
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<t>Right, so If It's this thread, how many times have I been lambasted on this forum for typo's and error's ? 
 
How many times do I have to watch posts Informing members I am a criminal ? Or Peter has been banned. 
 
Yet, I see no action. 
 
I have spent a great deal of time ...

Bryn Mawr;1472479 wrote: Are you incapable of reading what I've read or are you being deliberately obtuse?

Maybe we should be looking at posts #8 and #10 instead!

No Bryn. Right I'm assuming you mean this thread so I'll go look

<t>Bryn Mawr;1472476 wrote: Firstly and most importantly, what about the rest of the post that you've oh so conveniently ignored in both your reply and your subsequent posting. 
 
Ignoring it will only make me take action against you to see it that will get your attention. 
OK.. what ...

Every time I see It, my eyes are fixated on his butt trying to see the photoshop

<t>Bryn Mawr;1472471 wrote: Two things :- 
 
Firstly and most importantly, what about the rest of the post that you've oh so conveniently ignored in both your reply and your subsequent posting. 
 
Secondly, as a point of correctness, are you blind to the difference between thinking ...

Has anybody noticed something else ?

In the UK, Sharon Osborne always speaks with an, well sort of, American Accent.

This looks like It was filmed In the States and there she Is faking a clear cut English accent.

flopstock;1472458 wrote: Well I knew that when I looked at the site. I did NOT get that from watching the commercial.

It's understandable, The first you are aware of the company Is Sharon Osborne's bit right at the end.

<t>Snowfire;1472452 wrote: Must admit the first time I saw it I laughed out load. Makes me laugh every time. I must of missed any subliminal message 
 
 
It cracks me up laughing every time. 
 
Is the subliminal message a dig at all those companies who advertise on TV with ...

LarsMac;1472454 wrote: The only thing I noticed was the guy seems to resemble Vladimir Putin.

Yes Yes he does.

flopstock;1472453 wrote: I don't get it. I went and looked up the site, but only because of your question. I'm not sure what the commercial was supposed to be about though.

It's an ad for Insurance.

<r>Bryn Mawr;1472352 wrote: I also have a damn'd good memory and I can assure you that Spot was consistently against Obama getting elected because that would allow the Republicans to shift the blame for the results of their wars onto the subsequent government. 
 
Sorry for the delay In ...

What do you think of this ?

Be honest now.

Am I the only one to see a subliminal message In this ?

<t>Snowfire;1472442 wrote: Ive got a feeling she would just want to play. An elderly lady my wife visits has a tortoise that drives Meg up the wall with its refusal to join in the chase. 
 
Play seems to be the biggest thing in her life....next to sleeping 
Have you tried tying the ...

<r>Snowfire;1472427 wrote: I have to take the whippet to a dedicated dog park with fenced off paddocks. I live around farmland. Too many pheasants and ducks to let her go here 
 
 
Sensible. I could just Imagine Auld Yin out with the dog here. 
 
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<t>flopstock;1472412 wrote: No one over 22 or a size 5 should be wearing them... and no kardashian either. 
 
 
I was In Asda once and on my life, there was an obese woman bending over the Pizza freezer In leggings that had seen one too many washes. Now... how can I put this delicately ...

<t>spot;1472428 wrote: I'm unaware such material ever existed. 
 
As for Clancy's photochops, all I know is that you were still laughing in public, a year after I first complained to you about your profile, that the images were still there. I have no idea whether you've since taken the stuff ...

<t>gmc;1472425 wrote: You're lucky in a way, I find with the dalmatian if I don't contantly thow a ball or a stick or keep him emgaged he will bugger off after squirrels or deer or anythng remotely more interesting than just walking along. I've been mountain biking with him doing 20-30 miles an hour ...

<t>spot;1472422 wrote: Good lord. You don't think, just possibly, that a 15th century Instructional Guide to Good Manners and Etiquette is by now in the Public Domain? Whose copyright am I meant to be protecting here. 
 
Dear oh dear. 
 
Press on. Come off It Spot. You know full well ...

<t>spot;1472402 wrote: Coming from someone who has pursued an unmitigated vendetta against me on this site for the past six years I find that a little rich. 
 
 
I'll answer this accusation politely. Dear Spot, trust me, If I had an unmitigated vendetta against you for six years then ...

<t>spot;1472397 wrote: A continuing curiosity about someone I have long regarded as a lying online pest and scoundrel, who has over the years caused this site more moderating trouble than anyone else, even you. But It's past Spot. He's gone from here so why the worry ? Don't you see that stressing ...

I'm curious now. Does It work like a Tamagotchi? Does It die If you don't feed It ?

<t>AnneBoleyn;1472390 wrote: From OP: "My wife can be one the most difficult and belligerent people you could meet and she can be over opinionated. Yet if any of you couldn't make your rent, she'd be the first to offer. There was a time on this forum where a member couldn't afford christmas gifts ...

<t>spot;1472385 wrote: I suggest you ask him and see whether he can come up with a socially acceptable reason. 
 
He had closed his account before I registered. I registered for two reasons. One was to see what lies he'd written in his profile - he did, after all, write a lot of lies in his ...

<t>Saint_;1472379 wrote: “We could likely remove six million cars from the road if benefit claimants were not driving, it reads. “Why do they have the privilege to spend the taxpayer’s hard-earned money on a car, when those in work are struggling to keep their own car on the road? These people ...

<t>spot;1472378 wrote: Pigs might fly. He may or may not offer an apology but it most certainly won't be sincere. 
 
 
 
 
 
You have never met Peter. You go by the written word on the few posts he's made and we all know the written word from anyone can be misInterpreted ...

<t>spot wrote: You joined Buzz50 because "maybe I would want to post somewhere where he posts", despite his having closed his account there long before you joined, and you email him regularly? That's your sole alternative to "I was stalking spot"? You are what, in my youth, was called a piece of ...

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