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Originally posted by sasguru View PostThat'll teach you. You do realise I am a Mods sock puppet, don't you?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostThat'll teach you. You do realise I am a Mods sock puppet, don't you?
WE are confused....
Mod that other me
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Learned that threads with the word pseudo fascist tend to get removed from CUK
And quiet right too.
I love you really sadgrunt
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True about doctors, they are not necessary at all. People only get illnesses because doctors invented them to make a living.
Did you ever hear of anyone in history dying of Leukemia or having IBS before doctors invented those conditions? In the middle ages if you didn't die of starvation or an early medical invention, the plague, everyone lived to a ripe old age in perfect health.
Now I am going to do something really nasty to test my theory that all illness is suggestion. This is absolutely true.
Until a few months ago I used to enjoy a glass or two or white wine. Then a lady of my acquaintance told me she couldn't drink it, she felt awful afterwards. Since then I can't take it either, I feel lethargic and depressed and often have a headache or aching limbs after just one large glass.
Now I have told you lot, enjoy your next glass of wine.
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3. The government is useless and was only voted for (as Labour is only ever voted for) by chavs immagrunts[sic] flipless wasters (inc public sector workers in non-jobs) and guilty middle class twats. If only we had a totalitarian Tory state like Maggie wanted, we'd all be millionaires living in our ex-council houses by now.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostMy posts are models of reason and logic as you well know.
Don't know about the other 2 though.
I thought the idea of three individuals using the same ID to post was quite intriguing, but if you are indeed three individuals, I see no evidence of it.
If you are indeed three separate individuals, your opinions and manner are identical. You must, at least, be triplets.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostJudging by your tennis quote, your comfort zone is the sofa with cream cakes and pies.
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