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Originally posted by bogeymanWot? you mean this...
Ahhh - Dawn, my precioussssssss
I say cast her into the firey Treasury Mountain of Doom before the evil Lord Brownron steals all our purses!
Anyway, that was then. There's some tory MP I fancy now but I'm buggered if I can remember her name.
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Originally posted by wendigo100Best we get started then. Did I tell you I used to fancy Primarolo?
Ahhh - Dawn, my precioussssssss
I say cast her into the firey Treasury Mountain of Doom before the evil Lord Brownron steals all our purses!Last edited by bogeyman; 15 December 2006, 18:26.
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Originally posted by bogeymanMy God Wendigo, we've got a hell of a load of laughing to do in that case.
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Originally posted by wendigo100remember the proud British tradition of laughing in the face of adversity.
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Originally posted by DimPrawnLook you miserable old bastard, if people are stupid enough to live on what are basically the tops of submerged sea mountains, that's their problem.
That'll be the stuff commonly known as 'dry land' then.
I suppose it's ok for you, being a prawn and that.
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Originally posted by bogeymanWill I also thank you when most of our costal towns are permanently flooded?
When small islands (with actual native people on) vanish under the waves, shall I thank you then?
PS. I live well above sea level so I'll be alright. Thanks for asking, you selfish tosser.
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Originally posted by bogeymanWas that supposed to be ironic, or comic or something?
What is it with some people on this board that they feel more of a 'contractor' and more 'macho' if they flaunt their disregard for the environment in everyones' face?
It's a bit like the c^nts I worked with in the City in the 80's. Loud and Proud about being a complete and utterly ignorant, clueless tosser.
However, remember the proud British tradition of laughing in the face of adversity.
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Originally posted by wendigo100Lex Luthor.
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Originally posted by DimPrawnBirmingham-on-sea will be booming in the heatwaves and Alex will finally have the beachfront bedsit he's always wanted.
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Originally posted by bogeymanYes! Won't that be great!
You, Prawn, are an exemplar of the petty, "I'm all right Jack - pull the ladder up" mentality that prevails in this tulipehole of a country.
Will I also thank you when most of our costal towns are permanently flooded?
When small islands (with actual native people on) vanish under the waves, shall I thank you then?
Oh yes, it's very funny being a prawn. Isn't it.
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RIght then
Originally posted by bogeymanYes! Won't that be great!
You, Prawn, are an exemplar of the petty, "I'm all right Jack - pull the ladder up" mentality that prevails in this tulipehole of a country.
Will I also thank you when most of our costal towns are permanently flooded?
When small islands (with actual native people on) vanish under the waves, shall I thank you then?
Oh yes, it's very funny being a prawn. Isn't it.
Now it's a whole rack and a robotic tape library - carry on like this and the whole GW issue will be all your fault ;-)
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Originally posted by DimPrawnYes that's me Bogey old chap. Loud, proud and very warming to the environment.
You can thank me when you're sitting in the Garden in Jan enjoying a cold lager in the heatwave.
You, Prawn, are an exemplar of the petty, "I'm all right Jack - pull the ladder up" mentality that prevails in this tulipehole of a country.
Will I also thank you when most of our costal towns are permanently flooded?
When small islands (with actual native people on) vanish under the waves, shall I thank you then?
Oh yes, it's very funny being a prawn. Isn't it.
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