J_in_France

@panda12 wrote:

@J_in_France wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

@J_in_France wrote:

Years ago I worked with a lad who had a medical condition that meant he had severe BO

Nice person, sad problem.

Is he a person you move seats to avoid?

Yes. And I’m sure there were times when you moved to get away from the smell of your work colleague unless of course you like…

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@panda12 wrote:

@J_in_France wrote:

Years ago I worked with a lad who had a medical condition that meant he had severe BO

Nice person, sad problem.

Is he a person you move seats to avoid?

Yes. And I’m sure there were times when you moved to get away from the smell of your work colleague unless of course you like that smell. I personally can’t…

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Years ago I worked with a lad who had a medical condition that meant he had severe BO

Nice person, sad problem.

Is he a person you move seats to avoid?

I really like this thread – page 73 has some of the best humourous put downs I have seen for anyone who can be arsed to look at it

duwpin wrote:
all threads stray from topic
i mean j
i posted about the new guides
and off you went with some disgusting thoughts about children

thin I have never said you are a kiddy fiddler as you chose to put it but if you are content to say you have never before been accused of being such then I will keep quiet

@panda12 wrote:

@J_in_France wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

@J_in_France wrote:

I would disagree that ‘all’ killers have a motive because I think that in some circumstances people do something without realising the consequences but another person may end up dead .

I am referrng to killers who are murderers, which this thread is about, not killers who are…

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@J_in_France wrote:

I would disagree that ‘all’ killers have a motive because I think that in some circumstances people do something without realising the consequences but another person may end up dead .

I am referrng to killers who are murderers, which this thread is about, not killers who are not murderers.

In England, murder…

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As you said – reports said but that does not mean it was to be trained by El Q

I went to Oxford – that was every day to work

I would disagree that ‘all’ killers have a motive because I think that in some circumstances people do something without realising the consequences but another person may end up dead .

Did he actually go to Pakistan to be trained?

Was he motivated by the fact that Palestinian children had been killed or was that just an excuse?

There are many questions that can be asked in situations like this one and most of them will never be possible to answer. He could quite simply have been a complete nutter who tried to explain what he…[Read more]

@duwpin wrote:

of course he might have been innocent though :shock:

:? of course he might have been but that would be ignoring the fact he admitted to the murders, all three times which he filmed and that he went out all guns blazing :shock:

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Three young Jewish children shot dead as well as the father of two of them, three french people killed, an unarmed American teenager killed by police in Florida, 10 people killed in an attack on a bus in Syria.

Thousands die each day all over the world. In some cases it is due to circumstances as above but many…

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Abuse comes in many forms and shapes.

There are some who criticise the unemployed, the people who are here all day (ummmhow do they know people are here all day?), others for the sexuality even if they make up the stories.

The sad thing is that abuse can not be defined as being this or that but is felt in many different ways by many people.

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Three young Jewish children shot dead as well as the father of two of them, three french people killed, an unarmed American teenager killed by police in Florida, 10 people killed in an attack on a bus in Syria.

Thousands die each day all over the world. In some cases it is due to circumstances as above but many die to infected water supplies,…[Read more]

Being there when someone takes their final breathes can be a surreal experience.

My father had suffered from prostrate cancer for a few years which he kept to himself and my mother, though we knew something was not right.

At the time I was working in Maastricht in the south of Holland, driving over on a sunday evening and back on a friday night.…[Read more]

I have to agree it is a very sad letter but it is, as was said in the letter, possibly a generational thing.

The writer says he is 52 years old so he would be a child of parents who went through the Second World War, who would in turn have been children of parents who went through the First World War.

We are the fortunate generation who have not…[Read more]

@duwpin wrote:

anc most of your threads die a death luv

most threads die a death eventually and this one is a good one despite some trying to kill it

jen_jen wrote:

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jen_jen wrote:
Ummm…the missionaries did not respect the historical views of the countries they moved to, they imposed their views, as have Christians throughout the ages.

And let’s not talk about how a lot of ex-pats behave when they move abroad…

I agree with you, the British Empire certainly did not…[Read more]

lol we avoid the ex-pat cliques like the plague but know what you mean

exactly – you only have to look at the number of missionaries to various countries and often a lot of commonwealth countries in the past

what the responses say is perhaps more interesting – they both understood the sentiments behind what you were trying to say