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And Richard Littlejohn, apparently. Do you have a loaded gun in your house? And with neighbours like him, then if not, why not? Surely there has to be a season for his sort?enfieldwhite wrote:Foxes (covered in another thread)
And a large Jewish Cemetary just over the wall. No bother from the neighbours.
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Tell me more, I'll oil the BlunderbussLord Kangana wrote:And Richard Littlejohn, apparently. Do you have a loaded gun in your house? And with neighbours like him, then if not, why not? Surely there has to be a season for his sort?enfieldwhite wrote:Foxes (covered in another thread)
And a large Jewish Cemetary just over the wall. No bother from the neighbours.
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Is it really appropriate to have a sex swing in your garden when you have kids?Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Large trampoline that the little buggers never use 'cos "it's got spiders on it"
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To cut a long story short, an Indian lad at work brought in a Daily Mail. I pointed to Richard Littlejohn's page and said "see him? he hates you and wants you to die because you're obviously not here working for a pittance providing cheap labour, but are in fact ripping this country off for every penny etc etc".
Obviously, we then read what he had to say."Take where I live in Enfield..." it said. I thought to myself "poor Enfield" thinking, of course of your good self, but then realised that the sentiment really should be "poor Enfield". Its claimed he lives in Florida ("poor Florida") on wiki. I really think a vigilante mob should team up and find him, brick his house and stuff, you know. Maybe attack his wife and kids, bit of graffiti. Its how he exhorts people to treat scum, so I can only imagine he'd join in putting his own windows through.
Obviously, we then read what he had to say."Take where I live in Enfield..." it said. I thought to myself "poor Enfield" thinking, of course of your good self, but then realised that the sentiment really should be "poor Enfield". Its claimed he lives in Florida ("poor Florida") on wiki. I really think a vigilante mob should team up and find him, brick his house and stuff, you know. Maybe attack his wife and kids, bit of graffiti. Its how he exhorts people to treat scum, so I can only imagine he'd join in putting his own windows through.
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There is a subtle difference between Clarkson and Littlejohn. You know that Clarkson's on the wind-up whereas Littlejohn actually believes the tripe he writes. I like Clarkson - sorry if that makes me a bad person.ratbert wrote:The best way to treat Littlejohn is like Clarkson - ignore him. He angles for a wind-up and a frothy mouthed response in everything he writes.
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Not at all - Clarkson's fine when being himself, it's just that he doesn't do it as much as he should!Zulus Thousand of em wrote:There is a subtle difference between Clarkson and Littlejohn. You know that Clarkson's on the wind-up whereas Littlejohn actually believes the tripe he writes. I like Clarkson - sorry if that makes me a bad person.ratbert wrote:The best way to treat Littlejohn is like Clarkson - ignore him. He angles for a wind-up and a frothy mouthed response in everything he writes.
That's meZulus Thousand of em wrote:There is a subtle difference between Clarkson and Littlejohn. You know that Clarkson's on the wind-up whereas Littlejohn actually believes the tripe he writes. I like Clarkson - sorry if that makes me a bad person.ratbert wrote:The best way to treat Littlejohn is like Clarkson - ignore him. He angles for a wind-up and a frothy mouthed response in everything he writes.
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I keep getting the delights of being woken up by fox love in our back yard. At first I thought it was some form of murder which given the half-way house on our road would be plausible.enfieldwhite wrote:Foxes (covered in another thread)
And a large Jewish Cemetary just over the wall. No bother from the neighbours.
That said it's better than a friend of mine who gets the delights of Jewish men cottaging in a cemetery waking him up.
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