Originally posted by DimPrawn
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How would you entertain the Taliban?
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostI see Milliband is saying we should talk to the Taliban.
As the government is always right I immediately wrote to the Taliban asking them to pop round for tea next Saturday but am starting to regret it.
I can't make polite conversation about sport, music, art or entertainment. Can't give them a beer or gin, show them my holiday snaps, play any music, watch TV or introduce the wife or any other female geusts without covering them in tents.
Any entertainment suggestions?
We can then discuss as to why they are so mean to rape and kill little girls that have the audacity to want to go to school.
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Originally posted by chetty View Post¿Does anyone here remember the Cargill incursion?
No, but Cyberman remembers a few chutney spoon incursions.Comment
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Originally posted by chetty View Post¿Does anyone here remember the Cargill incursion?
You mean Thatcher's Scargill insertion (of the boot) in the 80s ?
Hard Brexit now!
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No. Don't be facetious please; The Cargill incursion was the invasion of our soverreign territory of Kashmir by the Pakistani villains. You should take a leaf from our book when it comes to dealing with the Taliban. Zero tolerance. It's the only language they understand.Comment
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Another newbie trying to lay down the law.Originally posted by chetty View PostNo. Don't be facetious please;
btw - "Pakistani villains" might be construed a racist comment.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Obviously did not work if they were invading you.Originally posted by chetty View PostNo. Don't be facetious please; The Cargill incursion was the invasion of our soverreign territory of Kashmir by the Pakistani villains. You should take a leaf from our book when it comes to dealing with the Taliban. Zero tolerance. It's the only language they understand.Comment
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Not many of us care, even if we do remember. Btw, the Indians won it, IIRC.Originally posted by chetty View Post¿Does anyone here remember the Cargill incursion?Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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