Originally posted by wendigo100
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He is the news because the likes of you and I are interested in him (if you are not interested in him then why enter a discussion?). Some of us remember his football, and others are taken by the legend, just like any other historical figure. Some of us sneer and say we should not be interested in these people. The point is that they have had considerable impact on the lives of so many others and will continue to do so long after they depart. The fact that they are news is part of human nature. Live with it.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone -
You could say that the taxes raised from the sales of alcohol on account of keeping George alive can pay for more doctorsOriginally posted by DundeegeorgeYeah, you wonder why they bother transplanting hearts and livers, I mean it's not as if the recipient is going to live for ever is it? What a waste!Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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This is my point Dodgy, you have to live with it too. People are entitled to criticise Best for what he is today.Originally posted by DodgyAgentThe fact that they are news is part of human nature. Live with it.Comment
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I agree, I would have put the liver to much better use:Originally posted by DundeegeorgeYeah, you wonder why they bother transplanting hearts and livers, I mean it's not as if the recipient is going to live for ever is it? What a waste!
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Good point vis-a-vis people who smoke as well. 20 fags a day raises about £1200 a year for the tax man.Originally posted by DodgyAgentYou could say that the taxes raised from the sales of alcohol on account of keeping George alive can pay for more doctorsComment
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Wtf?
Oh right, that's OK then.Originally posted by wendigo100This is my point Dodgy, you have to live with it too. People are entitled to criticise Best for what he is today.
I'll tell you what, don't those disabled people get on your tits, crowding up the place with their wheelchairs. And all those sick people, if we just let them all die we wouldn't need hospitals, think how much money we could save.Why not?Comment
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That is five Indian software developers for 12 monthsOriginally posted by wendigo100Good point vis-a-vis people who smoke as well. 20 fags a day raises about £1200 a year for the tax man.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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That is a tasteless joke NoddyOriginally posted by NoddYI agree, I would have put the liver to much better use:

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I think you may have missed my point a little,
all i was really trying to say is that given the chance, someone else may
have had a greater chance of life, rather than giving this pigskin
kicking ungrateful another go at it.
Don't get me wrong, I like football, I just don't agree with all this non
sense about George Best. There have been some great players over the
years, him being one of them, but they haven't all drunk themselves to death.
Tough, deal with it is what i say.Comment
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And there of course is the problem
MAY have had a greater chance. MAY.Originally posted by lORD lUCANI think you may have missed my point a little,
all i was really trying to say is that given the chance, someone else may
have had a greater chance of life, rather than giving this pigskin
kicking ungrateful another go at it.
Don't get me wrong, I like football, I just don't agree with all this non
sense about George Best. There have been some great players over the
years, him being one of them, but they haven't all drunk themselves to death.
Tough, deal with it is what i say.
And anyway we all die, so why bother with transplants for anybody?Why not?Comment
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