Your'e having a laugh aren't you? Lets see if your banned before you can reply
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Cruelty of life.
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Churchill is just reacting to the fact that emotion is now a commodity to be marketed and displayed e.g. Diana plc. Increasingly, because relationships are more ephemeral, people have to define themselves more quickly and are more likely to associate themselves with sentiment such as this to short-cut the relationship building process. Previously, the community would already know your character, negating the need for all this shenanigans.Originally posted by ratewhoreblimey, bit harsh!! Someone not get any last night?

I hope you know you're in the presence of an intellectual heavyweight.
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Sometimes it's the only word which will suffice. Being banned would be a small price to pay.Originally posted by PhoenixYou're having a laugh aren't you? Let's see if you're banned before you can reply.Comment
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Originally posted by dang65Sometimes it's the only word which will suffice. Being banned would be a small price to pay.
I cannot believe you are still here! ANd how can you justify your reaction?
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What do I need to justify?Originally posted by PhoenixI cannot believe you are still here! And how can you justify your reaction?
I thought my reaction to that post was really quite level headed and restrained really. You seen the pictures in the papers today?Originally posted by Alf WJust goes to show that roads are for cars. No doubt they were sanctimoniously cycling five abreast across the whole road, ignoring the mile of traffic jam building up behind them. There's perfectly good velodromes around the place if you want to keep fit by cycling.Comment
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Of course if it's in the papers it must be accurate unbiased reporting.
I don't buy the papers anymore...since the Tsunami I have confined myself to
the front room, and I can't possibly turn on my TV in case another disaster happens........"Nurse! more medication"Comment
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This happened in North Wales where the arch speed-camera-up-his-@rse chief constable operates.
Well your ****** speed cameras didnt prevent this , did they you moron. Never did and never will.
Yes I felt sick when I saw the pictures, it can be a sh1t world.
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Thanks Noddy.Originally posted by NoddYChurchill is just reacting to the fact that emotion is now a commodity to be marketed and displayed e.g. Diana plc. Increasingly, because relationships are more ephemeral, people have to define themselves more quickly and are more likely to associate themselves with sentiment such as this to short-cut the relationship building process. Previously, the community would already know your character, negating the need for all this shenanigans.
I hope you know you're in the presence of an intellectual heavyweight.

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