Today I'm angry about.....
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Well, maybe I should have added "normal" or "balanced" in there instead of assuming it was obvious, but if being just a bit pissed off at a racist thug and his moronic brother who treated a baby in this fashion - and a mother who claims she wasn't really aware of it all- is pompous, moronic, whining shite, then yeah, okay; I plead guilty.Puskas wrote:They are human beings.TANGODANCER wrote:We're talking here like these people are human beings. All three should be inmates, not contemplating new lives.
Cue the usual pompous, moronic, whining shite about how they don't deserve to be treated like it. Etc.
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I'm nearly fifty years old, a dad and a grandad. I have to say that everytime I read about that little lad and everything he endured I break into tears. I'm no softy either. The people who did this to him should stay in prison for the rest of their natural. If you compare the sentances they recieved compared with Biggs, it's clear that justice is indeed blind.
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Gruff justice?InsaneApache wrote:I'm nearly fifty years old, a dad and a grandad. I have to say that everytime I read about that little lad and everything he endured I break into tears. I'm no softy either. The people who did this to him should stay in prison for the rest of their natural. If you compare the sentances they recieved compared with Biggs, it's clear that justice is indeed blind.
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today I am angry about...
(ALL of which i have heard on t'radio this very morning)
The proof is in the pudding (no it fecking isn't!! The proof OF the pudding is IN the EATING you mongtard!)
Prostrate cancer (if someone is dying of a horrid disease - at least take the trouble to get it right!!! it's PROSTATE - no fecking "r")
Fine tooth-comb (there's no such fecking thing as a tooth-comb let alone a fine one - it's fecking fine-toothed comb you charlie)
ok I'm calm now....
(ALL of which i have heard on t'radio this very morning)
The proof is in the pudding (no it fecking isn't!! The proof OF the pudding is IN the EATING you mongtard!)
Prostrate cancer (if someone is dying of a horrid disease - at least take the trouble to get it right!!! it's PROSTATE - no fecking "r")
Fine tooth-comb (there's no such fecking thing as a tooth-comb let alone a fine one - it's fecking fine-toothed comb you charlie)
ok I'm calm now....
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Isn't prostrate cancer an over-reactionary description of a lie-in?thebish wrote:today I am angry about...
(ALL of which i have heard on t'radio this very morning)
The proof is in the pudding (no it fecking isn't!! The proof OF the putting is IN the EATING you mongtard!)
Prostrate cancer (if someone is dying of a horrid disease - at least take the trouble to get it right!!! it's PROSTATE - no fecking "r")
Fine tooth-comb (there's no such fecking thing as a tooth-comb let alone a fine one - it's fecking fine-toothed comb you charlie)
ok I'm calm now....
KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Isn't prostrate cancer an over-reactionary description of a lie-in?thebish wrote:today I am angry about...
(ALL of which i have heard on t'radio this very morning)
The proof is in the pudding (no it fecking isn't!! The proof OF the putting is IN the EATING you mongtard!)
Prostrate cancer (if someone is dying of a horrid disease - at least take the trouble to get it right!!! it's PROSTATE - no fecking "r")
Fine tooth-comb (there's no such fecking thing as a tooth-comb let alone a fine one - it's fecking fine-toothed comb you charlie)
ok I'm calm now....


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Since the prostrate issue has been dealt with, I'd like to put forward the following two scenarios:thebish wrote:today I am angry about...
(ALL of which i have heard on t'radio this very morning)
The proof is in the pudding (no it fecking isn't!! The proof OF the putting is IN the EATING you mongtard!)
Prostrate cancer (if someone is dying of a horrid disease - at least take the trouble to get it right!!! it's PROSTATE - no fecking "r")
Fine tooth-comb (there's no such fecking thing as a tooth-comb let alone a fine one - it's fecking fine-toothed comb you charlie)
ok I'm calm now....
1) Outside the chippy.
Alphonse: "I believe this babbiesyed contains steak and kidney"
Britney: "A brave hypothesis - what convinces you?"
Alphonse: "Well the proof is in the pudding".
2) At the dentist
Clive: "You brush your teeth admirably, but possibly you should comb them, too"
Duncan: "But what with?"
Clive:"Here, use this tooth-comb. It's more effective than a toothbrush."
Duncan: "Goodness. What a fine tooth-comb".
Owt else?
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Puskas wrote:Since the prostrate issue has been dealt with, I'd like to put forward the following two scenarios:thebish wrote:today I am angry about...
(ALL of which i have heard on t'radio this very morning)
The proof is in the pudding (no it fecking isn't!! The proof OF the putting is IN the EATING you mongtard!)
Prostrate cancer (if someone is dying of a horrid disease - at least take the trouble to get it right!!! it's PROSTATE - no fecking "r")
Fine tooth-comb (there's no such fecking thing as a tooth-comb let alone a fine one - it's fecking fine-toothed comb you charlie)
ok I'm calm now....
1) Outside the chippy.
Alphonse: "I believe this babbiesyed contains steak and kidney"
Britney: "A brave hypothesis - what convinces you?"
Alphonse: "Well the proof is in the pudding".
2) At the dentist
Clive: "You brush your teeth admirably, but possibly you should comb them, too"
Duncan: "But what with?"
Clive:"Here, use this tooth-comb. It's more effective than a toothbrush."
Duncan: "Goodness. What a fine tooth-comb".
Owt else?
thankyou puskas - the force of your reasoning hits me with the power of a nucular weapon, the anger has all dissipated and I am totally calm.
(nucular??? did someone say NUCULAR - AGAIN????? aggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!)
(oh - it was me)
Zulus Thousand of em wrote:1. Tenderhooks when they mean tenterhooks.
2. "At this moment in time." That's simply now, you stupid bastard.
"myself" - when they mean "me" - now utterly ingrained and almost universal - as if he word "me" has been banned.
(I heard a football player the other day say "the manager's talked to myself and we've went over the whole situation together."
on how many levels is it possible to be wrong in one sentence?
aghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
To be fair Bish, if it were on t'radio, they may have said 'fine-toothed comb', they're pretty hard to distinguish, speshally at your age
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As for 'myself' and 'me', far worse is the same idea in the second person.
Waitress: Is everything OK for yourself there today sir for yourself.
WHAT?

As for 'myself' and 'me', far worse is the same idea in the second person.
Waitress: Is everything OK for yourself there today sir for yourself.
WHAT?
In a world that has decided
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
Today I'm angry about double standards. Folk whinging at Lokerbie bomber getting compassionate release when Ronnie Biggs got it, and they supported it, and who also laud Nelson Mandela as a hero.
In a world that has decided
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
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No. But Nelson Mandela is, and he's a hero. Biggs is seen as some cheery chappy liek a film bank robber, when in reality he beat a train driver to within an inch of his life and left him permanently brain damaged, then skipped the country and has paid no where near his sentence. If we accept compassionate leave shouldn't be given to everyone, then he's a no.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Not quite in the same league are they?Prufrock wrote:Today I'm angry about double standards. Folk whinging at Lokerbie bomber getting compassionate release when Ronnie Biggs got it, and they supported it, and who also laud Nelson Mandela as a hero.
In a world that has decided
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
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