I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
Who on PB found the word "golliwog"offensive? Who complained? This is utter PC rubbish. And even JackW is appalled at such censorship, so it must be the most complete nonsense ever perpetrated by the moderator.
I can see why some people may find it offensive, so fully understand the reason behind PB Mods rule.
Dr Sox
The word was used strictly in the context of a discussion on Robertson's historic use of a mascot to promote its 'Golden Shred' brand of Marmalade.
Insofar as a secondary meaning was implied it was clear criticism of party political policies which many perceive to be associated with closet racism.
I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
He was white, but was he being racially abused?
You can't racially abuse a white man. We don't have such an inferiority complex...
I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
He was white, but was he being racially abused?
You can't racially abuse a white man. We don't have such an inferiority complex...
I'd be worried if the English cricket team weren't receiving abuse down under tbh.
I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
He was white, but was he being racially abused?
You can't racially abuse a white man. We don't have such an inferiority complex...
Also there's no money to be made in a white person crying "racism". The legal system and professional grief-whores have a lot to answer for.
I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
He was white, but was he being racially abused?
You can't racially abuse a white man. We don't have such an inferiority complex...
...... and as ever, it ends up with this statement.
I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
He was white, but was he being racially abused?
You can't racially abuse a white man. We don't have such an inferiority complex...
Amazing really, how a banning of a single word on a website can bring out someones inner Nick Griffin.
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
It's not just Tory MPs who want to know what Mr Cameron's reformed EU looks like:
"The confusion also seems to have caused some consternation in the chancelleries of Europe. Mr Cameron made a great noise about renegotiation and now he cannot tell other member states what such a process might involve if he wins the election. The EU finds itself threatened with the possibility of British withdrawal in three years’ time, without being told what would avert it."
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
You have put it quite politely, I was about to post if you do not like it, there is no requirement for you to post on this site or read it.Or as my father once said "if you don't like it....F Off."
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
You have put it quite politely, I was about to post if you do not like it, there is no requirement for you to post on this site or read it.Or as my father once said "if you don't like it....F Off."
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
If UKIP voters wrote a British constitution they'd put in the right to use racist language but forget to specify who the legislature should be
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
You have put it quite politely, I was about to post if you do not like it, there is no requirement for you to post on this site or read it.Or as my father once said "if you don't like it....F Off."
Excellent.
Kill the argument, perfect.
There is no argument. The rules have been stated numerous times tonight. Either observe them or your post gets pulled. Coming back on and complaining about posts being pulled after being told the rules is acting like a big tart. If you are that upset about the rules, there is a whole internet out there.
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
You have put it quite politely, I was about to post if you do not like it, there is no requirement for you to post on this site or read it.Or as my father once said "if you don't like it....F Off."
Excellent.
Kill the argument, perfect.
Indeed. That's what the Left do when they need to close down an argument. First play the man, not the ball and then play the Race Card. And in this case as a bonus they get to hide behind an absent Mike. At this point it's worth just walking away whilst they circle-jerk themselves into a frenzy. Off to play on twitter for a bit.
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
You have put it quite politely, I was about to post if you do not like it, there is no requirement for you to post on this site or read it.Or as my father once said "if you don't like it....F Off."
Excellent.
Kill the argument, perfect.
There is no argument. The rules have been stated numerous times tonight. Either observe them or your post gets pulled. Coming back on and complaining about posts being pulled after being told the rules is acting like a big tart. If you are that upset about the rules, there is a whole internet out there.
Of course there is no argument, Socialists say so.
Ever wondered why UKIP are doing well, and not just nicking the Tory vote but the blue collar vote as well?
I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
He was white, but was he being racially abused?
You can't racially abuse a white man. We don't have such an inferiority complex...
Amazing really, how a banning of a single word on a website can bring out someones inner Nick Griffin.
So you are claiming that JackW is a closet BNP fan? Amazing really how any argument on freedom of expression inevitably ends up with some thick, pig ignorant lefty comparing half the posters to racists.
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
You have put it quite politely, I was about to post if you do not like it, there is no requirement for you to post on this site or read it.Or as my father once said "if you don't like it....F Off."
Excellent.
Kill the argument, perfect.
There is no argument. The rules have been stated numerous times tonight. Either observe them or your post gets pulled. Coming back on and complaining about posts being pulled after being told the rules is acting like a big tart. If you are that upset about the rules, there is a whole internet out there.
So why are they pulling posts which do not use the offensive word? Is even criticism banned now?
I find you deeply offensive but I honestly don't want to get you banned.
I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
He was white, but was he being racially abused?
You can't racially abuse a white man. We don't have such an inferiority complex...
Amazing really, how a banning of a single word on a website can bring out someones inner Nick Griffin.
So you are claiming that JackW is a closet BNP fan? Amazing really how any argument on freedom of expression inevitably ends up with some thick, pig ignorant lefty comparing half the posters to racists.
It would actually help your point if you traced back who's quote I was responding to before attacking me, eh.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
The same has been going on in plenty of grounds in the PL (with exception of the away end obvioulsy). If your postcode isn't local, they refuse you a ticket.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
The same has been going on in plenty of grounds in the PL (with exception of the away end obvioulsy). If your postcode isn't local, they refuse you a ticket.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
The same has been going on in plenty of grounds in the PL (with exception of the away end obvioulsy). If your postcode isn't local, they refuse you a ticket.
How does that work at Man Utd?
Obviously not there, but I know of at least six teams who are/have been in the PL and have used this policy. I would also add all of these teams do not/did not sell out their home games either.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
The same has been going on in plenty of grounds in the PL (with exception of the away end obvioulsy). If your postcode isn't local, they refuse you a ticket.
How does that work at Man Utd?
Obviously not there, but I know of at least six teams who are/have been in the PL and have used this policy. I would also add all of these teams do not/did not sell out their home games either.
Name them so I can check you are not talking bollocks.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
Pretend you're a Dallas fan from Georgia...
Oh, sorry.
You know perfectly well - I am not a fan!!!!!
Speaking of Robertson's marmalade - I used to have dozens of those character badges as a kid!
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
The same has been going on in plenty of grounds in the PL (with exception of the away end obvioulsy). If your postcode isn't local, they refuse you a ticket.
How does that work at Man Utd?
Obviously not there, but I know of at least six teams who are/have been in the PL and have used this policy. I would also add all of these teams do not/did not sell out their home games either.
Name them so I can check you are not talking bollocks.
What would I talk bollocks for about teams who do not give tickets to people who apply to them from not near their ground?
Before anyone asks, I now do not live near the place where the team I follow is from, so it is not as if they knew I was following the away team. In fact with three of the teams I live nearer to their ground now than I do to the team I support.
The BBC on tomorrow's papers once again have two guests on agreeing that Conservative policies are just "dog whistles" and "pandering". When have they ever had two guests gang up against Labour from the right?
Many clubs won't sell tickets to someone with no booking history who is not local for a game when the away end is sold out. Crystal palace, Southampton and Ipswich in the last couple of years against west ham.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
Pretend you're a Dallas fan from Georgia...
Oh, sorry.
You know perfectly well - I am not a fan!!!!!
Speaking of Robertson's marmalade - I used to have dozens of those character badges as a kid!
Careful. An admission like that could get you banned.
Begorrer! And other Irish words. I've had a post dissolved - the colour must have leached out.
I've lost a good half a dozen tonight in quick succession, but the deep stain of thought-control and lefty dogma it's revealed won't wash out with the next drop of rain.
Seriously, what's the issue? It's Mike's manor, so its Mike's rules. He's asked that certain words aren't used. Why not just accept it and move on? You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
If UKIP voters wrote a British constitution they'd put in the right to use racist language but forget to specify who the legislature should be
Surely that'd be Labour. They're the ones who have senior figures in good standard believing certain races "like to play divide and rule".
Many clubs won't sell tickets to someone with no booking history who is not local for a game when the away end is sold out. Crystal palace, Southampton and Ipswich in the last couple of years against west ham.
It's probably worth pointing out that there is no concept of 'the away end' in American professional sports. No attempt is made to separate fans of opposing teams at venues. I've usually sat next to fans of the opposing team at baseball, football and hockey games.
College sports is different, because of the block ticket allocations.
Many clubs won't sell tickets to someone with no booking history who is not local for a game when the away end is sold out. Crystal palace, Southampton and Ipswich in the last couple of years against west ham.
Tom - I was actually told by one of the teams that they only sell to postcodes in a specific area when I rang up and asked where my tickets were. I eventually got a friend who lived within minutes of the ground to get me a couple. The ground was about 8,000 short of capacity. They are currently in the top half of the Championship, which is a shame as it was one of the best away grounds to go to. They gave a large pub to the away fans which was about 200 yards from the ground (those who go to away games in the PL will most probably know where I am talking about).
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
Pretend you're a Dallas fan from Georgia...
Oh, sorry.
You know perfectly well - I am not a fan!!!!!
Speaking of Robertson's marmalade - I used to have dozens of those character badges as a kid!
Careful. An admission like that could get you banned.
Living where I do, I'm probably more sensitive to the use of the word in question than even Mike is. I'm on his side on this one.
I know we're not allowed to talk about moderation, but are we allowed to talk about the rule that we're not allowed to talk about moderation? I have an opinion about it, but wouldn't want to accidentally breach the wise and benevolent rules that have been kindly bestowed upon us.
Many clubs won't sell tickets to someone with no booking history who is not local for a game when the away end is sold out. Crystal palace, Southampton and Ipswich in the last couple of years against west ham.
Tom - I was actually told by one of the teams that they only sell to postcodes in a specific area when I rang up and asked where my tickets were. I eventually got a friend who lived within minutes of the ground to get me a couple. The ground was about 8,000 short of capacity. They are currently in the top half of the Championship, which is a shame as it was one of the best away grounds to go to. They gave a large pub to the away fans which was about 200 yards from the ground (those who go to away games in the PL will most probably know where I am talking about).
Many clubs won't sell tickets to someone with no booking history who is not local for a game when the away end is sold out. Crystal palace, Southampton and Ipswich in the last couple of years against west ham.
Tom - I was actually told by one of the teams that they only sell to postcodes in a specific area when I rang up and asked where my tickets were. I eventually got a friend who lived within minutes of the ground to get me a couple. The ground was about 8,000 short of capacity. They are currently in the top half of the Championship, which is a shame as it was one of the best away grounds to go to. They gave a large pub to the away fans which was about 200 yards from the ground (those who go to away games in the PL will most probably know where I am talking about).
In the Upper West Stand at Chelsea they refuse to sell tickets to anyone from the UK as it is reserved for tourists only.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
Pretend you're a Dallas fan from Georgia...
Oh, sorry.
You know perfectly well - I am not a fan!!!!!
Speaking of Robertson's marmalade - I used to have dozens of those character badges as a kid!
I had some little Robinson statuettes, dressed for football.
Was grateful for ipswich's rule as it saved me from seeing a 5-1 drubbing. Funnily enough I've seen punch ups at 2 of the three baseball games I've been to although the phillies and Yankees were the visiting teams who I understand are among the more obnoxious baseball fans.
Oh for the anonymity of the terraces when you were allowed the englishmen's right to tell Cyril Regis he looked like Barnes Wallace's dog before Doreen Lawrence introduced all seater stadia
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
Pretend you're a Dallas fan from Georgia...
Oh, sorry.
You know perfectly well - I am not a fan!!!!!
Speaking of Robertson's marmalade - I used to have dozens of those character badges as a kid!
I had some little Robinson statuettes, dressed for football.
If they are the original ones from years ago they could be worth a few bob.
Was grateful for ipswich's rule as it saved me from seeing a 5-1 drubbing. Funnily enough I've seen punch ups at 2 of the three baseball games I've been to although the phillies and Yankees were the visiting teams who I understand are among the more obnoxious baseball fans.
Oh for the anonymity of the terraces when you were allowed the englishmen's right to tell Cyril Regis he looked like Barnes Wallace's dog before Doreen Lawrence introduced all seater stadia
There is nothing worse than being an away fan in the home end and having to stand up and clap a home goal because the stewards are staring in the stands to see if anyone didn't celebrate. I have been many an away game and seen people sniffed out by that and evicted from the ground.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
Pretend you're a Dallas fan from Georgia...
Oh, sorry.
You know perfectly well - I am not a fan!!!!!
Speaking of Robertson's marmalade - I used to have dozens of those character badges as a kid!
I had some little Robinson statuettes, dressed for football.
I had those plus instrument players - banjo, saxophone etc.
Was grateful for ipswich's rule as it saved me from seeing a 5-1 drubbing. Funnily enough I've seen punch ups at 2 of the three baseball games I've been to although the phillies and Yankees were the visiting teams who I understand are among the more obnoxious baseball fans.
Oh for the anonymity of the terraces when you were allowed the englishmen's right to tell Cyril Regis he looked like Barnes Wallace's dog before Doreen Lawrence introduced all seater stadia
There is nothing worse than being an away fan in the home end and having to stand up and clap a home goal because the stewards are staring in the stands to see if anyone didn't celebrate. I have been many an away game and seen people sniffed out by that and evicted from the ground.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
Pretend you're a Dallas fan from Georgia...
Oh, sorry.
You know perfectly well - I am not a fan!!!!!
Speaking of Robertson's marmalade - I used to have dozens of those character badges as a kid!
I had some little Robinson statuettes, dressed for football.
If they are the original ones from years ago they could be worth a few bob.
My one remaining good football bet this year is Leicester to win the championship. Big underperformance last couple of years given the team and they have a decent manager. Not there yet but late winners in tricky away games is the stuff of promotion.
A YouGov poll for The Sunday Times has the Lib Dems on just 8%, five points behind UKIP. Labour is on 39% and the Tories on 33%.
Clegg ranks lowest of the three party leaders with an approval rate of -51. Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, is on -35 and David Cameron on -15.
......and on it rolls.
Fetch the goalposts.
Don't need to fetch them, I am still bloody carrying them, awaiting for a time in the future I can plonk them down. I know I will end up picking them up again, looking helplessly for somewhere else to place them, but at least it would give my back a rest for a few months.
Was grateful for ipswich's rule as it saved me from seeing a 5-1 drubbing. Funnily enough I've seen punch ups at 2 of the three baseball games I've been to although the phillies and Yankees were the visiting teams who I understand are among the more obnoxious baseball fans.
Oh for the anonymity of the terraces when you were allowed the englishmen's right to tell Cyril Regis he looked like Barnes Wallace's dog before Doreen Lawrence introduced all seater stadia
There is nothing worse than being an away fan in the home end and having to stand up and clap a home goal because the stewards are staring in the stands to see if anyone didn't celebrate. I have been many an away game and seen people sniffed out by that and evicted from the ground.
I have come accustomed to the stay seated if you score /stand and clap if they score routine. In fact the only time I have ever jumped up when we scored was a Leeds away game. The police came running up the stands to see who had jumped up and no one grassed me up. They must have felt sorry for me or thought I was a bit deranged.
Many clubs won't sell tickets to someone with no booking history who is not local for a game when the away end is sold out. Crystal palace, Southampton and Ipswich in the last couple of years against west ham.
UP TO 450,000 Poles are being mobilised by pro-EU campaigners to vote in Britain’s European elections after David Cameron’s call for a crackdown on their benefits.
Campaigners are also playing on migrants’ fears over the Conservative promise of a referendum on European Union membership by 2017. They are sending letters to Polish migrants stating: “This may be your last chance to vote in Britain” and “Your future and that of your family, community and friends may depend on it.”
Others such as the Italians, French, Germans etc are being targeted by pro-EU activists in the hope their support will help defeat UKIP and Eurosceptic Tory candidates in the May election. In all, they account for 2.6m migrants in Britain.
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I remember John Snow in the 1960s, an English fast bowler who was one of the first to sport a perm. In Australia, he was barracked by the crowd with "Get back on the jam jar, Snowy!"
He was white, but was he being racially abused?
36% is pretty good for Labour, 35 less so.
Using a factual term should not be.
I'm impressed.
A fine legal mind at work.
You are Dr. Spooner and I claim my one pound annual Labour membership fee.
The legal system and professional grief-whores have a lot to answer for.
Is that factually accurate ?
"The confusion also seems to have caused some consternation in the chancelleries of Europe. Mr Cameron made a great noise about renegotiation and now he cannot tell other member states what such a process might involve if he wins the election. The EU finds itself threatened with the possibility of British withdrawal in three years’ time, without being told what would avert it."
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/iainmartin1/100255455/leadership-hopeful-osborne-gave-tories-the-meat-on-the-eu-theyve-waited-months-to-hear-from-cameron/
* All wet weather
* All dry weather
* All weather in between
and we have to give him money to do Something or else we're all Doomed (tm)
You're embarrassing yourself, and making the site look juvenile.
Kill the argument, perfect.
First play the man, not the ball and then play the Race Card.
And in this case as a bonus they get to hide behind an absent Mike.
At this point it's worth just walking away whilst they circle-jerk themselves into a frenzy. Off to play on twitter for a bit.
Hope you enjoy twitter.
Ever wondered why UKIP are doing well, and not just nicking the Tory vote but the blue collar vote as well?
I find you deeply offensive but I honestly don't want to get you banned.
If you want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's game in Seattle between the Seahawks and the 49ers, you can't buy any if you have a California address on your credit card.
Ditto the game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. If you have a New England address, they won't sell you any tickets.
Oh, sorry.
If people seek to use what I regard as offensive terms then they will get posts deleted and, if they persist, find themselves not wanted here.
If you want to moan about it go some place else.
Do I make myself clear
Here are the latest results:
Hacked Off 1 Freedom of Speech 0
Common Purpose 1 Common Sense 0
Speaking of Robertson's marmalade - I used to have dozens of those character badges as a kid!
Before anyone asks, I now do not live near the place where the team I follow is from, so it is not as if they knew I was following the away team. In fact with three of the teams I live nearer to their ground now than I do to the team I support.
Does that make him a spokesman?
Or a salesman peddling his wares?
College sports is different, because of the block ticket allocations.
He is also quite used to being mocked!
At least it seems that way if you ever sit there.
- at least, that's what a fan tells me.
Nigel - Takes a huge run up and catapults himself over it
Cue my maker on the bike.
Oh for the anonymity of the terraces when you were allowed the englishmen's right to tell Cyril Regis he looked like Barnes Wallace's dog before Doreen Lawrence introduced all seater stadia
More investment required.
Con 33
Lab 39
LD 8
UKIP 13
Clegg ranks lowest of the three party leaders with an approval rate of -51. Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, is on -35 and David Cameron on -15.
If I was a fan I'd be depressed, but as I'm not :-)
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/jan/18/nigel-farage-greece-ukip-antonis-samaras
Could I take this opportunity to point out Leicester City are top of the league?
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/danielhannan/100255166/is-this-the-worst-campaign-video-ever-made/
I would have liked to discover the disposition of his left hand.
I have my soubry suspicions.
UP TO 450,000 Poles are being mobilised by pro-EU campaigners to vote in Britain’s European elections after David Cameron’s call for a crackdown on their benefits.
Campaigners are also playing on migrants’ fears over the Conservative promise of a referendum on European Union membership by 2017. They are sending letters to Polish migrants stating: “This may be your last chance to vote in Britain” and “Your future and that of your family, community and friends may depend on it.”
Others such as the Italians, French, Germans etc are being targeted by pro-EU activists in the hope their support will help defeat UKIP and Eurosceptic Tory candidates in the May election. In all, they account for 2.6m migrants in Britain.