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Leicestershireeagle South Leicestershire 24 May 13 9.59am
Quote Cucking Funt at 24 May 2013 9.55am Quote Leicestershireeagle at 24 May 2013 9.49am Quote Cucking Funt at 24 May 2013 9.45am Quote Leicestershireeagle at 24 May 2013 9.43am Quote Cucking Funt at 24 May 2013 9.35am Quote Leicestershireeagle at 24 May 2013 9.28am I can't work out if recent events have lead to some clever trolling, or some people really are stupid. Not pointing fingers at people or sides, because there's people on both sides that are deluded. But, Do you know what Winston Churchill, the man he was, has to do with an off duty soldier being murdered? F*** all. Seriously, the tension around here is hilarious verging on hysteric. That said, that's true for the entire country. Has bright&wright returned or is he still googling the names Jamie mentioned to him? But that's not what the thread is about. Granted, but that's what people are making it about, or at least emotion of unrelated events are stiring up all sorts of willy waving. That said, in both cases the facts of the matter are being skewed, and people are using their opinions as none-subjective. Truth is I can't stand the majority of people on the Internet, regardless of common interests, so I have no idea why posted. Same reason we like poking fires I guess. I'm attracted to misanthropes. Ha, read my edit. I did. Disappointed. Well if it makes you feel better I pretty much hate people, but like a lot of persons, and despite their utter stupidity as a collective they are fascinating to watch. "People Watching" as it is called is oddly calming. Still hate most of them though. RED AND BLUE ARMY!
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I can't work out if recent events have lead to some clever trolling, or some people really are stupid. Not pointing fingers at people or sides, because there's people on both sides that are deluded.

But, Do you know what Winston Churchill, the man he was, has to do with an off duty soldier being murdered?

F*** all.

Seriously, the tension around here is hilarious verging on hysteric. That said, that's true for the entire country.

Has bright&wright returned or is he still googling the names Jamie mentioned to him?

But that's not what the thread is about.

Granted, but that's what people are making it about, or at least emotion of unrelated events are stiring up all sorts of willy waving. That said, in both cases the facts of the matter are being skewed, and people are using their opinions as none-subjective.

Truth is I can't stand the majority of people on the Internet, regardless of common interests, so I have no idea why posted. Same reason we like poking fires I guess.

I'm attracted to misanthropes.

Ha, read my edit.

I did.

Disappointed.

Well if it makes you feel better I pretty much hate people, but like a lot of persons, and despite their utter stupidity as a collective they are fascinating to watch. "People Watching" as it is called is oddly calming. Still hate most of them though.

RED AND BLUE ARMY!

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palace777 belfast 24 May 13 10.23am
Quote Stirlingsays at 23 May 2013 11.55pm Quote Jordan555x at 23 May 2013 11.43pm Quote bright&wright at 23 May 2013 8.56am Wembley. Block 140. Row 31. Seat 182. Come and tell me Churchill was a pr*ck to my face. It's a shame he helped save people like you. Mate.....calm the F-U-C-K down! Who are you to tell him what to do? who are you to tell him to tell him what to do?
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Wembley. Block 140. Row 31. Seat 182. Come and tell me Churchill was a pr*ck to my face.

It's a shame he helped save people like you.

Mate.....calm the F-U-C-K down!

Who are you to tell him what to do?

who are you to tell him to tell him what to do?

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palace777 belfast 24 May 13 10.24am
Quote Cucking Funt at 24 May 2013 9.39am Quote palace777 at 24 May 2013 9.36am Quote dannyh at 24 May 2013 7.51am Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason. Excuse me if I don't take the opinion of a Oirish man on Churchill seriously. dont be such a racist pr*ck! Oh, get off your high horse and stop bleating. ive only got a low horse and stop calling me a sheep!
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He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason.

Excuse me if I don't take the opinion of a Oirish man on Churchill seriously.

dont be such a racist pr*ck!

Oh, get off your high horse and stop bleating.

ive only got a low horse and stop calling me a sheep!

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Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 24 May 13 10.30am
Quote palace777 at 24 May 2013 10.23am Quote Stirlingsays at 23 May 2013 11.55pm Quote Jordan555x at 23 May 2013 11.43pm Quote bright&wright at 23 May 2013 8.56am Wembley. Block 140. Row 31. Seat 182. Come and tell me Churchill was a pr*ck to my face. It's a shame he helped save people like you. Mate.....calm the F-U-C-K down! Who are you to tell him what to do? who are you to tell him to tell him what to do? Stirling's right. Jordan can't be jumping in to other posters arguments, especially not with a comment like calm the fukc down (which, personally would be guaranteed to further wind me up) Lend me a Tenor 31 May to 3 June 2017 John McIntosh Arts Centre London Oratory School SW6 1RX with Superfly in the chorus [Link]
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Wembley. Block 140. Row 31. Seat 182. Come and tell me Churchill was a pr*ck to my face.

It's a shame he helped save people like you.

Mate.....calm the F-U-C-K down!

Who are you to tell him what to do?

who are you to tell him to tell him what to do?

Stirling's right. Jordan can't be jumping in to other posters arguments, especially not with a comment like calm the fukc down (which, personally would be guaranteed to further wind me up)

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 24 May 13 10.41am
Quote Forest Hillbilly at 24 May 2013 8.06am Quote jamiemartin721 at 23 May 2013 4.50pm Quote Cucking Funt at 23 May 2013 4.10pm Not sure about that. Mute acquiescence or looking the other way (worrying that they'd be next) would be more accurate. Everyone is happy to support the tyrants when its all good and they're doing well out of it. Tyrants need a pretty sizable support. Plenty of Russians and Germans were very happy to go along with the Nazis until it 'soured' on them. Stalin was unusal in his brutality, as it seems to have been an escaltion of the tyranny of Lenin and Trotsky to an almost pathological level that compromised his own self interest. And here we go. JM721 bowls a 'Thatcher bodyliner', which is bound to get a reaction from Nick at the crease. Will he try and smash that for 6, or will he duck ? Edited by Forest Hillbilly (24 May 2013 8.06am) Everyone is happy to support the fascists when they have sawdust for brains and believe everything in the meeja.
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Not sure about that. Mute acquiescence or looking the other way (worrying that they'd be next) would be more accurate.

Everyone is happy to support the tyrants when its all good and they're doing well out of it. Tyrants need a pretty sizable support. Plenty of Russians and Germans were very happy to go along with the Nazis until it 'soured' on them.

Stalin was unusal in his brutality, as it seems to have been an escaltion of the tyranny of Lenin and Trotsky to an almost pathological level that compromised his own self interest.

And here we go. JM721 bowls a 'Thatcher bodyliner', which is bound to get a reaction from Nick at the crease. Will he try and smash that for 6, or will he duck ?

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (24 May 2013 8.06am)

Everyone is happy to support the fascists when they have sawdust for brains and believe everything in the meeja.

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jamiemartin721 Reading 24 May 13 12.05pm
Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason. War time leaders very rarely make good leaders in peacetime that follows. There are exceptions, but that also goes double for revolutionary leaders. Churchill was the right man for wartime, but at best he was an average peacetime politician. Also, Churchill didn't win the war. That lazy history that tends to overpraise politicians, and ignore people who achieved borderline miracles- Such as Ramsey who planned the Dunkirk evacuation - without which 338,226 BEF and (future) Free French troops were evacuated. Without Dunkirk, the future of the British in WW2 would have been very limited. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am

He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason.

War time leaders very rarely make good leaders in peacetime that follows. There are exceptions, but that also goes double for revolutionary leaders. Churchill was the right man for wartime, but at best he was an average peacetime politician.

Also, Churchill didn't win the war. That lazy history that tends to overpraise politicians, and ignore people who achieved borderline miracles- Such as Ramsey who planned the Dunkirk evacuation - without which 338,226 BEF and (future) Free French troops were evacuated.

Without Dunkirk, the future of the British in WW2 would have been very limited.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 24 May 13 12.07pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 24 May 2013 12.05pm Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason. War time leaders very rarely make good leaders in peacetime that follows. There are exceptions, but that also goes double for revolutionary leaders. Churchill was the right man for wartime, but at best he was an average peacetime politician. Also, Churchill didn't win the war. That lazy history that tends to overpraise politicians, and ignore people who achieved borderline miracles- Such as Ramsey who planned the Dunkirk evacuation - without which 338,226 BEF and (future) Free French troops were evacuated. Without Dunkirk, the future of the British in WW2 would have been very limited. Sorry, Jamie, but I think you'll find it was 338,227. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 24 May 2013 12.05pm

Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am

He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason.

Also, Churchill didn't win the war. That lazy history that tends to overpraise politicians, and ignore people who achieved borderline miracles- Such as Ramsey who planned the Dunkirk evacuation - without which 338,226 BEF and (future) Free French troops were evacuated.

Without Dunkirk, the future of the British in WW2 would have been very limited.

Sorry, Jamie, but I think you'll find it was 338,227.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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corkery Cork City 24 May 13 12.37pm
Quote dannyh at 24 May 2013 7.51am Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason. Excuse me if I don't take the opinion of a Oirish man on Churchill seriously. I'm aware that the man isn't that liked over here but I wasn't touching on that. We'll never die
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Quote dannyh at 24 May 2013 7.51am

Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am

He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason.

Excuse me if I don't take the opinion of a Oirish man on Churchill seriously.

I'm aware that the man isn't that liked over here but I wasn't touching on that.

We'll never die

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jamiemartin721 Reading 24 May 13 12.55pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 24 May 2013 12.07pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 24 May 2013 12.05pm Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason. War time leaders very rarely make good leaders in peacetime that follows. There are exceptions, but that also goes double for revolutionary leaders. Churchill was the right man for wartime, but at best he was an average peacetime politician. Also, Churchill didn't win the war. That lazy history that tends to overpraise politicians, and ignore people who achieved borderline miracles- Such as Ramsey who planned the Dunkirk evacuation - without which 338,226 BEF and (future) Free French troops were evacuated. Without Dunkirk, the future of the British in WW2 would have been very limited. Sorry, Jamie, but I think you'll find it was 338,227. Malcolm Smithy-FunkyJones, turned out not to have a ticket for the rowing boat, and was forced back on shore by overzelous inspectors. And fined three bob. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote Cucking Funt at 24 May 2013 12.07pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 24 May 2013 12.05pm

Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am

He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason.

Also, Churchill didn't win the war. That lazy history that tends to overpraise politicians, and ignore people who achieved borderline miracles- Such as Ramsey who planned the Dunkirk evacuation - without which 338,226 BEF and (future) Free French troops were evacuated.

Without Dunkirk, the future of the British in WW2 would have been very limited.

Sorry, Jamie, but I think you'll find it was 338,227.

Malcolm Smithy-FunkyJones, turned out not to have a ticket for the rowing boat, and was forced back on shore by overzelous inspectors. And fined three bob.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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reborn 24 May 13 1.44pm
Has the Troll posted again or is everyone frothing at the mouth about nothing? My username has nothing to do with my religious beliefs
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Has the Troll posted again or is everyone frothing at the mouth about nothing?

My username has nothing to do with my religious beliefs

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Stirlingsays 24 May 13 4.35pm
Quote palace777 at 24 May 2013 10.23am Quote Stirlingsays at 23 May 2013 11.55pm Quote Jordan555x at 23 May 2013 11.43pm Quote bright&wright at 23 May 2013 8.56am Wembley. Block 140. Row 31. Seat 182. Come and tell me Churchill was a pr*ck to my face. It's a shame he helped save people like you. Mate.....calm the F-U-C-K down! Who are you to tell him what to do? who are you to tell him to tell him what to do? I realise that you've done that for 'comic' effect but I really have to say that I can't really tell someone what to do with a question. Edited by Stirlingsays (24 May 2013 6.46pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Quote bright&wright at 23 May 2013 8.56am

Wembley. Block 140. Row 31. Seat 182. Come and tell me Churchill was a pr*ck to my face.

It's a shame he helped save people like you.

Mate.....calm the F-U-C-K down!

Who are you to tell him what to do?

who are you to tell him to tell him what to do?

I realise that you've done that for 'comic' effect but I really have to say that I can't really tell someone what to do with a question.

Edited by Stirlingsays (24 May 2013 6.46pm)

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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 24 May 13 4.51pm
Quote palace777 at 24 May 2013 9.36am Quote dannyh at 24 May 2013 7.51am Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason. Excuse me if I don't take the opinion of a Oirish man on Churchill seriously. dont be such a racist pr*ck! First off, my family come from Cootehill in County Cavan, I won't divulge my Surname on here but it's as Oirish as the blarney Stone. Secondly being Irish is not a "race", arguably being of Celtic decent could be classed as race, but even that has been called into question of late. I think you may have meant me Xenophobic, but seeing as I visit Ireland a lot and have Irish family I don't really think so. The basis of my comment was laid in the indifference (at best) or the active support (at worst) of Eire and it's people of the Nazis, Churchill's nemesis if you like. So with tongue firmly in cheek I poked fun at the opinions of a Irish person on Churchill. Consider your self educated. Pr1ck "It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"
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Quote palace777 at 24 May 2013 9.36am

Quote dannyh at 24 May 2013 7.51am

Quote corkery at 24 May 2013 12.04am

He was a good wartime leader but was voted out of office for a reason.

Excuse me if I don't take the opinion of a Oirish man on Churchill seriously.

dont be such a racist pr*ck!

First off, my family come from Cootehill in County Cavan, I won't divulge my Surname on here but it's as Oirish as the blarney Stone.

Secondly being Irish is not a "race", arguably being of Celtic decent could be classed as race, but even that has been called into question of late.

I think you may have meant me Xenophobic, but seeing as I visit Ireland a lot and have Irish family I don't really think so.

The basis of my comment was laid in the indifference (at best) or the active support (at worst) of Eire and it's people of the Nazis, Churchill's nemesis if you like.

So with tongue firmly in cheek I poked fun at the opinions of a Irish person on Churchill.

Consider your self educated. Pr1ck

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

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