Loose wimmin...? Dag nabbit.... our old (actually very young) friends Prussian Blue should be role models for all Western Wimmin....
(I am particularly amused by the link to site named Defensive Racism... the link to Auschwitz Lies is rather less than humorous).
Dont click this at work, kiddies...
http://www.prussianblue.net
P.S Zeitghost, are you one of the Illumaniti that David Icke is always going on about... you look strangely familiar.... uncanny resemblance to the Duke of Edinburgh.
Zeitghost
The Duke of Edinburgh
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Previously on "Another reason why this country is f*cked"
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Oh for fecks sake lets just get it over with and start a 'white middle aged caucasions versus the rest of the world' slam down.
I tend to think that the former have the keys to more nukes at the moment... so best to call an 'Early Election' as the saying goes.....Last edited by mcquiggd; 10 November 2005, 02:50.
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Originally posted by stackpoleThe Germans call Christmas "booze night".
Didn't we beat them in two world wars to stop them renaming our annual festivities? Think of all those wasted lives in the Somme.
Perhaps Tony Blair will lecture the Germans not only on UK wundereconomics but the wonderful British example of observing the upmost sobriety on Christmas Day in the UK.
A land fit for heros,where nothing but the Festive sound of the tinkling of teaspoons on saucers can be heard to the background of choir singing, a fitting tribute to our gallant sober nation .
Fades to Land of Hope and Glory ...
Sometimes it is worse to win and do the wrong thing than to loose and do the right thing.
AJ Pruffock November 2005Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 9 November 2005, 15:46.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffockChristmas was a misnomer, in fact the orignal festival was Yuletide which was a great pagan knees up with drinking fornicating fun and everything else the Vatican despises.
So why not rename Christmas to its correct orignal term Yuletide,we already have Easter for Christian festivals and that reeally is quite enough.
Didn't we beat them in two world wars to stop them renaming our annual festivities? Think of all those wasted lives in the Somme.
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Originally posted by Joe BlackAlf, I don't things parts of our multi-faith community who be happy with that either.
What we need is some sort of multi-something committee which determines an entirely new set of festivals which have no relation to any specific land, faith, history or religion...a bit like those designs on the euro notes in fact, totally devoid of meaning.
Shall we settle on December 25th being renamed as Blair Day then ?
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffockChrist was not born on the 25th of December so Christmas was a misnomer, in fact the original festival was Yuletide which was a great pagan knees up with drinking fornicating fun and everything else the Vatican despises.
So why not rename Christmas to its correct orignal term Yuletide,we already have Easter for Christian festivals and that reeally is quite enough.
What we need is some sort of multi-something committee which determines an entirely new set of festivals which have no relation to any specific land, faith, history or religion...a bit like those designs on the euro notes in fact, totally devoid of meaning.Last edited by Joe Black; 9 November 2005, 13:20.
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Originally posted by datestampWell Sergeant, I think you'd look very fetching dressed from head to toe in white bandaged cloth. Much nicer that all that karki. And perhaps we could soak it in plaster of paris to make it easier for you to stand to attention on the parade ground for hours on end.
And you'd be dressed ready for church on Fri/Sat/Sunday.
In their lives there something lacking
What they needs a damn good whacking
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Well Sergeant, I think you'd look very fetching dressed from head to toe in white bandaged cloth. Much nicer that all that karki. And perhaps we could soak it in plaster of paris to make it easier for you to stand to attention on the parade ground for hours on end.
And you'd be dressed ready for church on Fri/Sat/Sunday.
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Originally posted by ratewhoreOooh stress city!!! You're on the fastlane to your coffin...
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"But take our daily bread" - very good AJP.
I'd have a look at your satan picture, but it gives mere sinners like me a "Access Denied." message !
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Originally posted by datestampYEs, well, but.
I think that the Church of England is also a bit 'too Christian'. They shouldn't have all this kneeling down - it will cost the NHS lots for knee replacements and back trouble later. And all these crosses. Yes. Maybe a picture of Tony Blair on the altar. In fact several pictures of Tony on the altar. One as a white man. Another "coloured in a bit", and another with airbrushed eyes to give a more oriental look. That should do nicely.
Perhaps when they go around with the collection plate, the person could have a Gordon Brown mask on to make the faithful more enthusiatic about giving, and make them realise that it isn't optional.
All this church music is a bit intimidating too. Maybe a few songs from Billy Brag played on a cheap boogiebox would be more friendly.
A few more mentions of "Mohammed" would balance things out a bit. And you can buy a few Buddhas from the pound shop and scatter these around a bit.
A couple of prayer-flags hung from the roof would give the whole thing a bit of a party atmosphere.
Services could be held randomly on Friday, Saturday or Sunday to keep you on your toes.
And a little Unleavened Bread and a quick mention of Tom Kipper would broaden the base a little.
And inspired by the sikh religion, a very long piece of cloth could be wrapped around the head, and over the eyes, and all down the body. This would just leave enough space to show a blue forehead (dyed with wode for Druid reasons), and a large tatoo showing "666" to show that you were one of Tony's Boys.
Sorted !
May I suggest this for Tonys altar Pic ?
Tony Blair ...pray for us
Protect us against nasty people
And lead us not into tax evasion
But take our daily bread
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YEs, well, but.
I think that the Church of England is also a bit 'too Christian'. They shouldn't have all this kneeling down - it will cost the NHS lots for knee replacements and back trouble later. And all these crosses. Yes. Maybe a picture of Tony Blair on the altar. In fact several pictures of Tony on the altar. One as a white man. Another "coloured in a bit", and another with airbrushed eyes to give a more oriental look. That should do nicely.
Perhaps when they go around with the collection plate, the person could have a Gordon Brown mask on to make the faithful more enthusiatic about giving, and make them realise that it isn't optional.
All this church music is a bit intimidating too. Maybe a few songs from Billy Brag played on a cheap boogiebox would be more friendly.
A few more mentions of "Mohammed" would balance things out a bit. And you can buy a few Buddhas from the pound shop and scatter these around a bit.
A couple of prayer-flags hung from the roof would give the whole thing a bit of a party atmosphere.
Services could be held randomly on Friday, Saturday or Sunday to keep you on your toes.
And a little Unleavened Bread and a quick mention of Tom Kipper would broaden the base a little.
And inspired by the sikh religion, a very long piece of cloth could be wrapped around the head, and over the eyes, and all down the body. This would just leave enough space to show a blue forehead (dyed with wode for Druid reasons), and a large tatoo showing "666" to show that you were one of Tony's Boys.
Sorted !
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Originally posted by Gunnery Sergeant HartmanWhy, you little maggot! You make me want to vomit! You goddam communist heathen, you had best sound off that you love the Virgin Mary... or I'm gonna stomp your guts out! Now you do love the Virgin Mary, don't you?!
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