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  • Troll
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    Originally posted by miffy View Post
    I agree there's not much in M&S for a bloke. The food hall is nice though.
    Have you noticed in M&S there are several floors of girlie stuff and then the blokes section is usually a small segment tucked away and you always....always have to walk through the lingerie area to get there.... which is no doubt a deliberate policy.

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  • Diver
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    I am anti-communist actually.

    So, no, I am not a commie - please find some other more appropriate way to insult me.
    Hear hear.

    I may be Welsh, That Doesn't mean I sh@g sheep.

    (Goats, pigs, chickens, the odd poodle or squirrel yes, but never sheep )

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  • Clippy
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    Therefore calling people who suffered from communism "communists" is the same as calling jews escaped from Germany as "nazies".

    There I am done talking.
    A weak argument that fails to hold water, but I suppose it's worth a try.

    Oh, and does that mean no more talking for 2008 - because that would be soooo nice.

    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    So, no, I am not a commie - please find some other more appropriate way to insult me.
    You'll always be a commie to me comrade.

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  • zeitghost
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    I am anti-communist actually. They are (at the very least) directly responsible for the death of my grandfather - the scumbag who wrote false report which lead to his imprisonment and ultimately untimed death was begging for forgiveness from my grandmother. This piece of tulip lived all his live there for decades knowing what he did and only when he was about to die himself - not in prison, he tried to gain forgiveness. Good thing that I know about it only now as otherwise I could have probably done something that I would regret doing afterwards.

    So, no, I am not a commie - please find some other more appropriate way to insult me.
    Imperialist Running Squirrel?

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  • thunderlizard
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    One of these:
    http://www.jetpackmule.com/shop/index.php?cPath=125
    (may be banned at work, oddly)
    Leather may be fashionable just now, but it won't be by the spring.

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  • Sockpuppet
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    Originally posted by Denny View Post
    No, but the rule of thumb is this: your wallet/purse should never be more impressive than your bank account. If you spend so much on it you can't afford to take it out of your jacket or bag to buy anything, then it cost too much.
    I'm thinking just a box of cigars or something.

    His girlfriend will hate e for it but I'm guessing he'll pretty much think its legendary.

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by BrowneIssue View Post
    You confusing communism (a theoretical ideal) with a very nasty piece of work existing in a screwed up justice system that allows appalling travesties of justice.

    How do you think Brazilians feel about the Met Police? Does that make the Police Communists? (actually, if they DO go on strike ...)
    Unlike you I lived under communism and I know it first hand.

    Your example is an exception, not the rule. The rule is the kind of stuff that happens under nazi system or communist system. Sometimes name does not tell a lot about contents - for example one of the Russian politicians named his party "liberal democrats", however he is a complete scumbag that has nothing to do with liberty or democracy, yet he took the name. So, it is entirely possible there are some countries out there that claim to be communist but they do not have the kind of mass murder done as it was under Soviet communist party, however, when such grave crimes against humanity happens (many millions were killed like this - not just my granddad), then the name should stick the same way nazies will forever be associated with genocide.

    Let me repeat to you - what happened to my family was not unique, this happened to many millions, it is a "feature" of the communist system just like killing jews is "feature" of nazi system.

    Therefore calling people who suffered from communism "communists" is the same as calling jews escaped from Germany as "nazies".

    There I am done talking.

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  • BrowneIssue
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    I am anti-communist actually. They are (at the very least) directly responsible for the death of my grandfather - the scumbag who wrote false report which lead to his imprisonment and ultimately untimed death was begging for forgiveness from my grandmother. This piece of tulip lived all his live there for decades knowing what he did and only when he was about to die himself - not in prison, he tried to gain forgiveness. Good thing that I know about it only now as otherwise I could have probably done something that I would regret doing afterwards.
    You confusing communism (a theoretical ideal) with a very nasty piece of work existing in a screwed up justice system that allows appalling travesties of justice.

    How do you think Brazilians feel about the Met Police? Does that make the Police Communists? (actually, if they DO go on strike ...)

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  • Ardesco
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    So, no, I am not a commie - please find some other more appropriate way to insult me.

    Caterpiller Lipped Ruskie ?

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by Clippy View Post
    He, He - another accolade not going to the resident commie.
    I am anti-communist actually. They are (at the very least) directly responsible for the death of my grandfather - the scumbag who wrote false report which lead to his imprisonment and ultimately untimed death was begging for forgiveness from my grandmother. This piece of sh1t lived all his live there for decades knowing what he did and only when he was about to die himself - not in prison, he tried to gain forgiveness. Good thing that I know about it only now as otherwise I could have probably done something that I would regret doing afterwards.

    So, no, I am not a commie - please find some other more appropriate way to insult me.

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  • Denny
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post
    Need to get a new wallet for a mate as a gift (fliping January Birthdays).

    Anyway looking for something like this: http://www.aspinaloflondon.com/acces...8&DesignID=900

    But one that is the same size (he likes small wallets) but with a thing for notes.

    Its his 25th so want to make it a nice one but not too nice as I am a tight arsed barsteward.

    Anyone got a suggestion for a nice place to get stuff like this from?
    No, but the rule of thumb is this: your wallet/purse should never be more impressive than your bank account. If you spend so much on it you can't afford to take it out of your jacket or bag to buy anything, then it cost too much.

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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by miffy View Post
    You didn't fancy the M&S chinos or £99 suit with matching beige hush puppies then?
    Nope, I'm not really into fancy dress. I was trying to buy something else I didn't really want, a form of top that's worn when it's too cold to wear a T-shirt alone and not cold enough to wear a coat. Aside from not really wanting this I ended up having to pay cash for it as well, and still had the vouchers

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  • Clippy
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    Originally posted by sasguru View Post
    I think this classifies as shallowest post of 2008 so far
    He, He - another accolade not going to the resident commie.

    As for suggestions, department stores are usually good places to look.

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  • miffy
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    Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
    My mum gave me some M&S vouchers some years ago, and not being a big clothes shopper or knowing much about clothes shops, they were sitting idle in my wallet for years before I took the opportunity to try to use them. It turned out I was in the wrong type of shop (of a similar sort, forget the name, Lewis maybe) and they didn't want to know about my vouchers. They just wanted money. Mum exchanged vouchers for cash in the end. God knows what she did with them, apparently you have to use them in the shop that gives you them in the first place, but the shop was just full of rubbish as far as I could tell.
    You didn't fancy the M&S chinos or £99 suit with matching beige hush puppies then?

    I agree there's not much in M&S for a bloke. The food hall is nice though.

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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post
    Vouchers...the gift of choice.
    My mum gave me some M&S vouchers some years ago, and not being a big clothes shopper or knowing much about clothes shops, they were sitting idle in my wallet for years before I took the opportunity to try to use them. It turned out I was in the wrong type of shop (of a similar sort, forget the name, Lewis maybe) and they didn't want to know about my vouchers. They just wanted money. Mum exchanged vouchers for cash in the end. God knows what she did with them, apparently you have to use them in the shop that gives you them in the first place, but the shop was just full of rubbish as far as I could tell.

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