daveinprague
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You have serious issues young man. As a fellow Brighton supporter, I am worried for you. Seriously, seek help.
....or are you just one of those over sensitive 'snowflakes' and 'cup cakes' that I hear about?
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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You have serious issues young man. As a fellow Brighton supporter, I am worried for you. Seriously, seek help.
....or are you just one of those over sensitive 'snowflakes' and 'cup cakes' that I hear about?
Just make sure you don't get a tan or grow a beard or you'll be buggered.
cunning fergus
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- Jan 18, 2009
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Yes he likes to affect a persona that conveys violent intent , he even went to the trouble of inviting me to meet him to sort out our differences with a one to one fight , however he shit himself when he realised I was more than happy to oblige him and failed to turn up , then started making excuses that he never intended to and it was all a wind up at my expense , even after I posted screenshots of his private messages to me , didn't you [MENTION=14574]daveinprague[/MENTION] ?
Well, whatever has happened there I think it's beyond doubt that DIP's posts always carry a message of anger and violent intent........only time will tell if it continues.
I also worry for him. One day his bulging eyes will blast out of their sockets faster than a jet plane.
daveinprague
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cunning fergus
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No, absolutely not.
I have seen your posts in the past and they have always had the conveyance of anger and violent intent that you went to the personal trouble of adding.
I honestly couldn't have cared less about it, you are not the only narcissist on here. It was only when you said in a post that you don't post messages of anger or violent intent that I thought, well that's a bit odd coming from someone who has made sure his posts always carry a message of anger and violent intent.
Do you see my point?
daveinprague
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Yes. A sad admission of your 'issues'.
NSC is not the place. Seek professional help.
cunning fergus
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- Jan 18, 2009
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That's a start Dave, if you see my point, are you going to change your message of anger and violent intent?
studio150
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Perhaps you would like to read my post again particularly the comments after the opening paragraph.
You will find that your latest question had already been dealt with.
I'm now off to write my childrens book at the moment I just have the title.
Cunning Fergus comes home to find his front door open.
cunning fergus
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- Jan 18, 2009
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Is that the bit where you said you would lock the door?
So my point is proved isn't it.......you wouldn't leave your parents front door open, and neither would I because you don't want any old Herbert just bowling into your house, regardless of their intent.
Therefore, if you don't want any old Herbert bowling into your house, why do you want any old Herbert just bowling into the country.
It's not like the door needs to be permanently shut, when you want people to come in, they will ring your door bell first, and you will take a peek out the vision hole and if it's your auntie Mavis and cousin Derek then you invite them in.
If on the other hand it's a bloody religious fanatic standing there dripping with claret and holding your next door neighbour Alan head in his hand, you quickly double bolt the door and shout out, "not today thank you". You can then go back to watching homes under the hammer.........
Yes, I like the sound of the book......the suggested name indicates it's fiction. Good choice.
cunning fergus
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Loved your use of the word "may" in that post........you "may" well be made of sterner stuff than the rest of us if you think some chancer hacking at commuters with an axe on a train wasn't a terrifying experience.
It would certainly explain why you are completely comfortable with freedom of movement.
Like I have said to you in the past you are in a pretty small minority on that point.
alfredmizen
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At least if hes got a beard the bloke buggering him will have something to hold onto
cunning fergus
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Cunning Fergus Goes For a Ride on a Big Jet Plane could be another title?
Am I going on holiday or is that what I have to do to see my football team?
pastafarian
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Going by some predictions you may well be a regular on it sooner than you think.
On the plus side you will have plenty of journey time to post reviews of the food at German service stations.
Annoyingly I suspect the fayre on offer will be vastly superior to that on offer at Watford Gap.
Baldseagull
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It is a common turn of phrase in English. I loved the way you replied to a post posing a question and dodged it completely, so fergus.
cunning fergus
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It is if you are trying to inject a degree of uncertainty into a construct.........however, if you wanted to be more certain you would use a common old English word like "will" instead. For example, take the two statements below:
There MAY be future terror attacks in Europe which MAY be committed by foreigners to that country. These future attacks MAY be terrifying for those involved and MAY result in fatalities.
There WILL be future terror attacks in Europe which WILL be committed by foreigners to that country. These future attacks WILL be terrifying for those involved and WILL result in fatalities.
This difference encapsulates our respective thinking.........it's why you don't care who enters this country, and why I utterly disagree with that view. Therefore nothing is being dodged because wherever we go on this debate we end up with this common denominator.
It's a key reason why the pro EU mob lost the argument about Brexit.
More Brexit fallout.... Toyota decide to invest a further quarter of a billion pounds in their UK operations.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-...=social&ns_campaign=bbcnews&ns_source=twitter
"Japanese carmaker Toyota is to invest almost a quarter of a billion pounds in its UK operations.
Toyota says it will invest £240m to upgrade the Burnaston plant near Derby to enable production of vehicles using its new global manufacturing system.
The carmaker says the investment will improve the plant's competitiveness and promote UK supply chain efficiencies.
Toyota has been making cars in the UK since 1992. The Burnaston plant makes the Auris and the Avensis models."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-...=social&ns_campaign=bbcnews&ns_source=twitter
"Japanese carmaker Toyota is to invest almost a quarter of a billion pounds in its UK operations.
Toyota says it will invest £240m to upgrade the Burnaston plant near Derby to enable production of vehicles using its new global manufacturing system.
The carmaker says the investment will improve the plant's competitiveness and promote UK supply chain efficiencies.
Toyota has been making cars in the UK since 1992. The Burnaston plant makes the Auris and the Avensis models."
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
To counter that argument, the government is cutting various taxes such as corporation tax to try to retain investment in the UK. Meanwhile, our tax receipts are so low, that a lot of parents in Brighton and Hove this week, and probably elsewhere will be getting letters about how critically underfunded their schools are. Hangleton Primary already on a shoestring is £100k down for the next academic year, Benfield Primary £48k. Hove Park in similar proportion cuts.
So great that Toyota invest in the UK, shame we cannot invest in our children's futures at the same time.
Moshe Gariani
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Thanks Titanic. What exciting news next? "The University of South Cornwall is to spend £15m over the next 5 years on new student accommodation"...??