Terry

If they were racist I wouldn’t vote for them.

Nigel Farage, the leader of Ukip, described the actions of the council as ‘a bloody outrage’ and ‘political prejudice of the very worst kind’ and accused the council of ‘bigotry’.
He said of the incident: ‘Very upset and very angry, particularly for the couple involved, who have been fostering for many years and are very decent people, and the awf…

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@jen_jen wrote:

Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely at Heaven’s gates in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and proclaiming, “Wow, what a ride!!!”

I like it! Is that a jen quote?

@toybulldog wrote:

. . . . . . . . . . I love to shop after a bad relationship.
I don’t know. . . . . . buy a new outfit and it makes me feel better . . . . . it just does.

Sometimes I see a really great outfit,
I’ll break up with someone on purpose.

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:-k

Do you always break up with someone before they break up with you?

Thank you sgt for giving us this day our daily thread.

@A.Groanup wrote:

If he refused the fee do you think the BBC would donate it to CIN? I very much doubt it, Therefore CIN would not gain by the refusal.
However if he accepts the said fee and furthermore donates to CIN whether the whole amount or just a portion They do gain.
People assume they know everything when in reality they have no idea.

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Blame panda. :roll:

bill

@sceptical guy wrote:

Not sure what I would do…

You could always ask someone for guidance.

@panda12 wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

I’d introduce varying degrees of murder.

Against your opposition?

Of course! :roll:

I’d even set up my own state police force like the Cheka.

Her name is Kenty, not Cheka. And she only does the police thing in here.

@Wordsworth60 wrote:

@Terry wrote:

Racism is a subject that puts wordsworth in his element.

He sits on his imaginary stool in front of an imaginary log fire and looks at the clay pipe he’s taken from the mantelpiece. Putting it in his mouth, he gazes at the disciples sitting at his feet.

“Lord wordsworth..please tell us how we can be like you and…

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Stuart Sutcliffe. :roll:

@Irish_Lucy wrote:

Dont you have an opinion of you own or do you need others to make it for you?

Oh, I need others to make it for me.

@panda12 wrote:

I’d introduce varying degrees of murder.

Against your opposition?

@jen_jen wrote:

Thought not…so how can a person be neither dead or alive? :?

My immediate thought to that question was John Major, but I think panda must be thinking about a puppet. Like Basil Brush.

@Wordsworth60 wrote:

I’m not qualified to argue, but that’s never stopped me.

So true.

@jen_jen wrote:

But if he took the payment from the BBC then made a more substantial donation…who knows?

Assumpotion is the mother of all fook ups. Or something like that.

@kent f OBE wrote:

Merry Christmas Terry…let me be the first to wish it to you

Yes and a Happy November 14th to you too kenty

Racism is a subject that puts wordsworth in his element.

He sits on his imaginary stool in front of an imaginary log fire and looks at the clay pipe he’s taken from the mantelpiece. Putting it in his mouth, he gazes at the disciples sitting at his feet.

“Lord wordsworth..please tell us how we can be like you and achieve your righteousness”

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