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Disappointed. I opened the thread expecting more excuses from David Moyes to try and detract from his continued crapness as a football manager.
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I get all my news from Sky where I'm told it's my fault if I wear a short skirt and get raped.
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So you can discern a correlation between bladder control and erudition?Originally posted by darmstadt View PostBy the level of erudition we've seen in your posts, we know the type of threads you turn up in...

Verbal jousting with you is like taking on a halibut at Table Tennis.
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By the level of erudition we've seen in your posts, we know the type of threads you turn up in...Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostAs would anyone unfortunate enough to end up in threads where you consistently trot out your non-corroborated, cloth-eared input.

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Much better to just read the views of people who agree with you. Confirmation bias is so much better for the self esteem than considering that someone who holds an alternative view might be worth at least listening to before dismissing.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostGarbage IN Garbage OUT.
Still if it appeals to the readership then so be it.
Do you sit in your "safe space" whilst absorbing their alarmist rubbish?

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What are you on about?Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostGarbage IN Garbage OUT.
Still if it appeals to the readership then so be it.
Do you sit in your "safe space" whilst absorbing their alarmist rubbish?

I use to subscribe to the Times and read it plus The Guardian when I had a long enough commute.
However there is no point posting Times links here as most people don't subscribe to it.
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