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Ghibli said:
don'tbesilly said:
Ghibli said:
don'tbesilly said:
No, we agreed you didn't want any discount even thought the chairs were faux leather and manufactured for the masses, and you still wouldn't be able to afford them.
Irrelevant to the thread nonsense from GhibliCan you name one known UKIP supporter in this thread?
Of the 216 posts in this thread, can you quote one where the poster has supported the texts sent by the vacuous bint, and which sidicks has subsequently gone on to defend?
See if you can work it out on your own or with the "we" that are in your head.
While you are at it, would £10.000 per dining room chair be the sort of budget I should be looking at. Let's not forget they are dinning room chairs.
Ghibli said:
Over 10% of the posts in this thread are from you. You are either defending these Kippers are you are not but it can't be both.
Which is it?
I asked two questions in response:Which is it?
don'tbesilly said:
Can you name one known UKIP supporter in this thread?
Of the 216 posts in this thread, can you quote one where the poster has supported the texts sent by the vacuous bint, and which sidicks has subsequently gone on to defend?
Are you going to answer them?Of the 216 posts in this thread, can you quote one where the poster has supported the texts sent by the vacuous bint, and which sidicks has subsequently gone on to defend?
Ghibli said:
Although I very much doubt that you will understand this. The point that I was making was that sidick has managed to argue his way through this thread when he is agreeing with what has been said, he then goes on to call MX5nut a troll..
You must have missed the numerous off topic posts elsewhere in the thread. Likewise, I’ve not tried to misrepresent the opinions of others - that’s mx5nut’s strategy on every thread.sidicks said:
Ghibli said:
Although I very much doubt that you will understand this. The point that I was making was that sidick has managed to argue his way through this thread when he is agreeing with what has been said, he then goes on to call MX5nut a troll..
You must have missed the numerous off topic posts elsewhere in the thread. Likewise, I’ve not tried to misrepresent the opinions of others - that’s mx5nut’s strategy on every thread.Ghibli said:
You have obviously missed to your own contribution to this thread.
I’ve challenged the content of other people. You seem solely focussed on me, rather than what I post!Should we assume that you condone what other people have written, because you haven’t challenged or commented on it?
Edited by sidicks on Monday 15th January 08:35
don'tbesilly said:
Ghibli said:
don'tbesilly said:
Ghibli said:
don'tbesilly said:
Mines bigger than yours
No its notIt isn't
it s really bigger straight up
I'm the dude
No I'm not
Ghibli said:
More waffle
Extreme waffle
waffle on the dancefloorExtreme waffle
don'tbesilly said:
What a waffler
Its deffo bigger
NO yes noIts deffo bigger
Ghibli said:
don'tbesilly said:
waffling all over the world
nanananananaMeanwhile the UKIP leader is splitting with the woman and it will all be alright (i split wit mah hoe but i is ghon be stayin on as leader)
Ghibli said:
don'tbesilly said:
Are you going to answer them?
Did you understand my last post?Can you answer the two questions originally asked or not? I suspect the latter, but you're welcome to confirm either way.
The two original questions:
Can you name one known UKIP supporter in this thread?
Of the 216 posts in this thread, can you quote one where the poster has supported the texts sent by the vacuous bint, and which sidicks has subsequently gone on to defend?
To make a change from the primary school payground banter we've had 24 hours of:
But having said that, the policy has always relied in the backgrround on the electorate choosing one of the three major parties or the nationalists where applicable. Nobody ever thought for one minute that the Monster Raving Loony Party would rebrand itself in purple and actually get people voting for them in decent numbers.
I was a supporter of the idea of PR for many years, but ironically since the rise of purple army I'm very glad the country didn't vote in the way that the LDs wanted.
As streaky used to say on here, be careful what you wish for...
IroningMan said:
If we had switched to a PR system when Cleggo pushed for it...
This has nbeen Liberal party policy since at least WW2 and Clegg just happened to be the leader when the chance of a change came up, so you can't realy put the "bame" on him.But having said that, the policy has always relied in the backgrround on the electorate choosing one of the three major parties or the nationalists where applicable. Nobody ever thought for one minute that the Monster Raving Loony Party would rebrand itself in purple and actually get people voting for them in decent numbers.
I was a supporter of the idea of PR for many years, but ironically since the rise of purple army I'm very glad the country didn't vote in the way that the LDs wanted.
As streaky used to say on here, be careful what you wish for...
[quote=Breadvan72]UKIP HQ this morning -
Breadvan this morning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBdnyrzq96s
Breadvan this morning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBdnyrzq96s
sidicks said:
PurpleMoonlight said:
Your modus operandi is to play the innocent when challenged.
Some might say you are passive aggressive, I just see you as a bully.
Stop bullying me!Some might say you are passive aggressive, I just see you as a bully.
In this thread alone there are numerous off topic / aggressive posts, yet you only choose to comment on mine (and ignore the thread topic)?
Why is that?
Edited by sidicks on Monday 15th January 07:36
rs1952 said:
This has nbeen Liberal party policy since at least WW2 and Clegg just happened to be the leader when the chance of a change came up, so you can't realy put the "bame" on him.
But having said that, the policy has always relied in the backgrround on the electorate choosing one of the three major parties or the nationalists where applicable. Nobody ever thought for one minute that the Monster Raving Loony Party would rebrand itself in purple and actually get people voting for them in decent numbers.
I was a supporter of the idea of PR for many years, but ironically since the rise of purple army I'm very glad the country didn't vote in the way that the LDs wanted.
As streaky used to say on here, be careful what you wish for...
Looking at the election results it seems that plenty of UKIP votes in the past have purely been about supporting an EU referendum, as evidenced by the massive fall in support at the last election once the Brexit vote has been achieved and the electorate went back to their traditional parties.But having said that, the policy has always relied in the backgrround on the electorate choosing one of the three major parties or the nationalists where applicable. Nobody ever thought for one minute that the Monster Raving Loony Party would rebrand itself in purple and actually get people voting for them in decent numbers.
I was a supporter of the idea of PR for many years, but ironically since the rise of purple army I'm very glad the country didn't vote in the way that the LDs wanted.
As streaky used to say on here, be careful what you wish for...
It seems unlikely that, now the vote has occurred, that UKIP will be particularly relevant going forward.
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