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 Teddy Eagle  16 Apr 19 10.29pm |
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Originally posted by inflikted
So his excuse is that he's mind-numbingly thick? Apparently so. The dictum that ignorance of the law is no defence doesn’t apply at the FA.
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ex hibitionist  Hastings 16 Apr 19 11.10pm |
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You can't make it up, the Italian waiter who took the photo goes by the nsme of ... wait for it wait for it ... Mr Bussolini. Were they eating nuremburgers and did anyone do a runner out the window of the kamikhaze? Need to get a link to the old python sketch of Mr Hilter, someone oblige please I'm on an i-phone.
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| ChrisGC Wantage 16 Apr 19 11.21pm |
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Originally posted by ex hibitionist
You can't make it up, the Italian waiter who took the photo goes by the nsme of ... wait for it wait for it ... Mr Bussolini. Were they eating nuremburgers and did anyone do a runner out the window of the kamikhaze? Need to get a link to the old python sketch of Mr Hilter, someone oblige please I'm on an i-phone. Don't get it, what's the significance of Bussolini?
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kenbarr  Jackson Heights, Queens, New York ... 17 Apr 19 12.03am |
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
Don't get it, what's the significance of Bussolini? Take a history course and call me in the morning.
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| Mapletree Croydon 17 Apr 19 12.13am |
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Originally posted by ChrisGC
Don't get it, what's the significance of Bussolini? It’s a eunomian asteroid. It’s funny cos he’s got asteroids. Or maybe because it sounds like an Italian dictator of a similar vintage to Hitler.
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| Stirlingsays Online 17 Apr 19 2.04am |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
It’s a eunomian asteroid. It’s funny cos he’s got asteroids. Or maybe because it sounds like an Italian dictator of a similar vintage to Hitler. Surely you don't actually think he was being serious Maple. I think it's now called doing a 'Wayne'.....my partner accused me of doing too much p*** the other night....But I told her don't be ridiculous I'd never sell anything valuable.
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| YT Oxford 17 Apr 19 7.11am |
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Originally posted by Pete53
I've noticed that younger contestants on quiz shows often excuse themselves for not knowing an answer by saying "it was before my time" which implies that general knowledge starts from the date you were born. Hiroshima? Russian Revolution? Assassination of JFK, Pearl Harbour? The Great Depression? Suffragette movement? Spanish Civil War? Vietnam War? What? No mate, all before my time. Not to mention the Battle of Hastings, the Spanish Armada and the Great War! (BTW it's Harbor, not Harbour). What you are, of course, highlighting is the general thickness of British people. That's why quiz shows that require contestants of that ilk now have to be dumbed down to the point that there are actually very few questions asked, and contestants are expected to deliberate moronically over a small number if multiple choice answers in the time it would take 'Mastermind' to ask about 12 questions.
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| YT Oxford 17 Apr 19 7.18am |
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Originally posted by Pete53
Actually it was ITV to give them due credit. But, yes, it seems remarkable and "lamentable" that Wayne is oblivious to an aspect of relatively recent history. To give even more due credit, it was 'Thames Television' that made The World at War. Yes, it was broadcast on the ITV network.
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| Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 17 Apr 19 7.24am |
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Originally posted by YT
Not to mention the Battle of Hastings, the Spanish Armada and the Great War! (BTW it's Harbor, not Harbour). What you are, of course, highlighting is the general thickness of British people. That's why quiz shows that require contestants of that ilk now have to be dumbed down to the point that there are actually very few questions asked, and contestants are expected to deliberate moronically over a small number if multiple choice answers in the time it would take 'Mastermind' to ask about 12 questions. Dimwit MP David Lammy being a prime example.
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| dreamwaverider London 17 Apr 19 7.39am |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
It does look as though the FA were desperate for a reason not to do anything here so his equally desperate “excuse” was accepted. It’s just not believable that a 32 year old person is that ignorant. Bad joke? Good light hearted piss take of Hitler. What’s so wrong with that. Go read some of the old trash mags. Don’t let anyone here especially the newcomers ever forget we won the war and beat Hitler.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 17 Apr 19 7.50am |
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Like some on here I suspect he did know what he was doing and that it was just a bad taste joke which we have all done at some time in our life. If we take him at his word however I think the panel should have asked him the following questions. How many times have you worn a poppy on your football shirt and stood for a minute's silence? Why do you think you were asked to do that? It was also pointed out that Wayne as part of the Welsh squad has been to Germay and Israel perhaps he should have taken 5 minutes to learn something about their history. I don't believe he should have been charged this is the FA getting their tighty whiteys in a twist. In the old days the gaffer would have rapped his knuckles and told him stop being so bloody stupid.
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| Teddy Eagle 17 Apr 19 7.52am |
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Dimwit MP David Lammy being a prime example. That is the gift that keeps on giving. Especially since two of the few correct answers with which he was credited were wrong anyway.
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