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Ms M, you seem obsessed with telling me that you really are intelligent.
You seem obsessed with dragging me into your board shittery yet lecture Moose for it.
There is a deep prejudice against people who are cultural
In your opinion, self praise is no praise at all and you constantly mock culture you deem inferiour to your own. You’re a snowflake liberal who thinks he is superior to everyone one else.
Oh – I still get terrible feelings that I’m not bright because I’m working-class, but I’ve always had those, and I always will. I’m sure our resident psychologist, Gerry, will be able to play with all that in another false denunciation.
False? That you mock and humiliate people based on your own experience, that you treat people exactly how you claim you were treated. That you constantly belittle what you consider to be a lack of education, or intelligence.
Gerry denounces me in the most obscene terms because of that.
I don’t denounce your taste in films and books Septic, I challenge your constant ABUSE regarding you mocking and lecturing other chatters based on theirs. You are a dishonest man Septic, my JC dislike of you is nothing to do with taste it, is soley to do with your dishonesty.
Personally, in my opinion, I think you play SLY head f*ck games with Mooose because you know she is looking out for her elderly parents and you know if you play the age card with her, it will make her feel guilty.
False denunciation you claim, what a shame it is Septic, that you treat people exactly the same way as you claim you were treated and that you have learned not a jot from that experience.
Lastly but not least, if and when I get banned from these boards I won’t be squealing victim like you constantly do and despite your abuse. I take full ownership of what I am responsible for, unlike you.
You make it personal and personal is exactly what you get back in return.
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This sums him up. I rest my case. Wants to batter and stomp everyone else into submission. Spouts about Linda and slander, yet not once challenged her lies about people hac king her phone. A sly, dishonest man.
LOL…….the eye is on you sceppers…..must destroy the ring quickly….Frodoooooooo….RATF
mister q,
if I were going to answer Gerry the Smear every time he posts – and there are usually 4 abusive posts which follow ever post I write on anything – then I’d have a nervous breakdown.
The man wants me out of jc. That’s the reason for the sheer volume of repetitive abuse.
90% of the time I really do ignore him. Let him rail.
What do you do the other ten percent then?
The problem isn’t “Gerry”. The problem is Septic is a self confessed paranoia with a chip on both shoulders and no emotional intelligence whatsover. Rather like Ws passive aggressive posts.
I met a German who sold petrol once…..i think his name was Jerry Can…….LMAO
Scep you brought up the matter of intelligence not me, so don’t accuse me of harping back to it.
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Topics: 151Replies: 4368Oh, and Ms M,
while we’re at it,
the term put it in your pipe and smoke it is preferable to your nasty term ‘Boil your head’.
That term reminds me of when I was a child. A cop in the town walked into a house to arrest a guy reported for child abuse. When he looked at the big pot of boiling water on the stove, he saw the heads of four small children staring up at him from their eyeless sockets, their skin half disintegrating. The cop was traumatised, unable to speak or do anything thereafter. it was the talk of the town, and scared all of us kids shitless, as we could easily imagine ourselves in that pot. A family member connected with that little horror show later moved next door.
Now if I were being nasty, I could round on you something horrible, and without using Gerry’s obscenities.
I could round on you something horrible, and without using Gerry’s obscenities.
But that would be a bit unfair, wouldn’t it??
Don’t be ridiculous ! The term go boil your head is not terribly nasty at all !! in fact its quite light hearted compared to some insults that get bandied about
!! Lovely description there too ”……staring up from eyeless sockets, skin half disintegrated…..” and we shouldn’t use a well known term because of a childhood trauma you had that no one knew about ? Am I meant to feel guilty ? I had a very bad dream as a child of a monster who crushed up childrens bodies with his bare hands and when they were dust like he’d stick the dust in his pipe and smoke it !!! You saying that has traumatised me and a pipe smoker moved next door !!!!
So its ok for you to get personal when making remarks about me and my lifestyle, job, family situation etc ( and you have at certain times ) but if I give an opinion on you, you get all snitty about it ? lol
I don’t know if the ‘ I could round on you something horrible’ is some kind of threat ? Appears to me that you already have anyway….
End of discussion for me. You live and learn….. well most of us do …..
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mister q
you did mention Channel 81, the Talking Pictures channel.
This is a weird curio of a channel, and most of the stuff is tosh from the past, as opposed to tosh from the present.
But you do get the occasional good film.
They showed Pygmalion a while ago, the mid 1930s film (later the musical My fair lady), about a cockney flower girl who is trained to be a society lady for a bet.
This was the first time a woman was allowed to swear on film. Wendy Hiller (a real heroine, very attractive, a genuinely strong character in real life) was asked by the toff, Freddy, who has fallen in love with her, if he could perambulate around the park with her. In a very posh accent, she replied “Not bloody likely”.
oh, I was going to say, going to say (if you know movies, Joseph Cotten in The Third Man should come to mind)
on Channel 81 this evening, at 6pm,
The Devil and Daniel Webster, whihc we loved as kids
Excellent American movie from pre-Pearl Harbour days, about a armer who agrees to seel his soul to the Devil in return for wealth. In seven years, time, the Devil comes to collect.
Humorous, with some scary scenes. The Dance of Death inspired George Romero to make Night of the Living Dead.
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