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24,260Originally posted by Churchill View PostAll hail the almighty
How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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I think Churchill confuses me with someone who gives a toss. (hence the
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Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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I do get irony, but I am detecting that your legendary ability to see irony has been temporarily lost in the fog of anger currently pervading your thoughts.Originally posted by Churchill View PostAll hail the almighty
Anger, hmm, seen that mentioned once or twice by yourself before. Unlike you, however, I am not too precious to worry about you getting all mardy at me, you see, bed wettign gets you nowhere on a forum...Comment
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FTFYOriginally posted by Zoiderman View PostI do get irony, but I am detecting that your legendary ability to see irony has been temporarily lost in the dog of anger currently pervading your thoughts.Comment
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Anger? You've got to be kidding. It'd take more than you to wind me up, son.Originally posted by Zoiderman View PostI do get irony, but I am detecting that your legendary ability to see irony has been temporarily lost in the fog of anger currently pervading your thoughts.
Anger, hmm, seen that mentioned once or twice by yourself before. Unlike you, however, I am not too precious to worry about you getting all mardy at me, you see, bed wettign gets you nowhere on a forum...Comment
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xor eax,eaxOriginally posted by Churchill View PostAnger? You've got to be kidding. It'd take more than you to wind me up, son.
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I beg to differ Churchill, I cans ee you're getting all het up, with a few people here. Calm down son. It's a forum, not life and death. Or is this being cowardly
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I was supposed to -ve rep Zoid but ending up giving him +veOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostI have +ve repped SB for a while - good posts.
I was ignoring Zoid until I got -ve repped for a reply I made to him. I cant check from the office but I will check tonight - I am 99% sure it was him. In the meantime I have negative repped : and as I have so many posts my rep counts. I do have -ve repping - but sometimes it is unavoidable.
PS I always return +ve rep if anyone wants some back.....
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