desmondy

In principle it sounds like a good idea to me, even if it doesn’t work in practice.
Do we agree that the welfare system is bloated and needs to be cut down to size, in the interests of the continued solvency of the country?
And yet;
Vouchers instead of benefits? Uproar!
Cuts to housing benefit? Outrage!
Streamline child benefit? Oh my God!!!
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(Wonders if Danny is missing the point of this thread….)

If I woke up next to the above person for a second time than I’d certainly harm myself!

Where I live the gravy has the consistency of freshly laid tarmac. The curry sauce is kind of like something that’s thrown up and the mushy peas get carved off a block with a chainsaw!

Gross!

Before I begin, I do class myself as ‘northern’

Gravy on chips is just wrong

I’d phone his mum and ask her to kindly come and fetch the dirty boy!

Then perhaps I’d harm myself…..

Sounds like the old internet divide is creeping in here. Whats unacceptable in real life is ok because its online.

@Tiffany wrote:

All the mother actually did wrong in this case was lie

Wouldn’t the internet be a better place if people did less of that? Lie. Pipe dream of course. If this woman has a conscience than she bears the burden of remorse…[Read more]

@jen_jen wrote:

How can something that isn’t acceptable in a face to face situation be acceptable in an online situation? Whether it’s this case, online bullying, goading someone to commit suicide , threatening behaviour…if it’s not acceptable face to face then it shouldn’t be acceptable online should it?

Couldn’t agree more.

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I’m not sure sure how such a creature as this, with blood on his hands, ended up sitting in a governing assembly as opposed to a jail cell but there you go.
I guess there are some things you have to swallow for the greater good, for that you have to admire the Queen.

It does make me wonder if Prince Phillip was asked to do this. His fondness for…[Read more]

@Tiffany wrote:

To be fair this thread (especially the title of it) is not far short of bullying and it should be removed or locked.
But because it is online that fact seems to get over looked.
If you have a problem with somebody that’s fair enough but why splash it across the boards.
Sorry to hear you are banned Shiddy, F1 won’t be the same…

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@tinks wrote:

….we’ve just got a young guy here full of life, humour and someone who’s not afraid to laugh at himself……..good on ya danny! :D/

And who has a tendency to insult and abuse….

I have to say I’m enjoying the whole Tinks/Danny dynamic.
Tinks is kind of like the loving, tolerant mother who’s just found her boy knocking one out…[Read more]

@Blossom’ wrote:

I wonder if you’d tell your kids to grow a pair if they were to tell you that someone on line or in the real world was to say to them that they’d want to rape them?
I hope not for their sake.

Excellent point!

Well of course I use JC. I know all about the ignore function and I’m even aware of the existence of an off-switch on my…[Read more]

@Eva licious wrote:

i hope they get raped is one example ive saw in the room

So the parent who objects to a comment like that about their children should ‘grow a pair’, or switch off and find another chat room?

Is this what you’re saying?

There are those who need to grow a pair but its not the ones you say. Switch off and bury your head in the…[Read more]

@mucky1234 wrote:

Anyways I like you both but honestly grow up and failing that grow a pair

Who needs to grow up and ‘grow a pair’?

Its all very well ignoring someone who is personally insulting you but you have to draw the line somewhere. Having disgusting things said about your children is something that no-one should have to put up with. You…[Read more]

Perhaps those pointing the finger haven’t experienced that awful feeling when you think you’ve lost one of your children. It can happen to anyone, we’re only human, even politicians.

And if the great british media are ‘going easy’ on someone than that would certainly be a first!
Perhaps the press standards inquiry has got something to do with it?!?

@J_in_France wrote:

Colonialsism was alright when it was the UK painting the world map red but the spin off has to be accepted. My father in law came to the UK in the 50’s from India though he is of Irish descent and his ancestor’s were in the British Army.

Its a shame when interesting discussions come down to statements like that. If you know your…[Read more]

I dont think it has anything to do with self-esteem. These people simply get amusement from this. Its the modern day playground where some will abuse and insult simply to amuse themselves or ‘impress’ others. Of course in the playground you could fight back whereas these types are nice and safe behind their computer screens.

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Criticizing someone for not getting replies in this thread. Initiating a ‘first to 500 posts’ battle on another and then proceeding to get very excited about reaching 500 posts?

I think someone is taking this posting business a little bit too seriously……

(I can’t wait to get to 150 posts!!)

@LucyLocket wrote:

Ever have that one person whose presence just instantaneously p1sses you off?

I can be in a great mood one minute than ONE person can do or say something that winds me up so much it puts me in a foul mood for the rest of the day!!!!

It happens in life and even in jc………….is it just me or is this normal????? :twisted:…

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Smugger

@Cherriepie wrote:

Take your pick! :P

Jaq and Millwall – on patrol!!