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Travelling far n wide these fanatics.


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No access to clean water, social welfare benefits that mean food is on the table, free education, free medical care?

Are you serious?

Either you've never been to an actual third world country, or you go around with your eyes closed.

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What am I supposed to do draw you a map? "Medicine sans frontiers" "UWHO" "WHO" "Unicef" and if these aren't good enough for you you can always look at this www.humanitarian-aid.org these organisations go out and assist in these countries, from these the relevant people get access to clean water, food, education & med care.

The one who has his eyes closed sadly appears to be you because if it isn't within the realms of planet Garinda & his views it can't be right. that's the impression I'm getting here ! you're the kid who always asks why into infinitum ad nausea.

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No, you don't have to draw a map.

You said areas of the United Kingdom 'are similar to third world countries'.

I asked you to list these areas. Areas which have no access to free medical care, clean water, an adequate food supply, a generous social benefits system, and free education.

It shouldn't be hard for you, if it's true.

So forget the uncalled for map, please supply a list of area in the U.K. that are living in the third world.

I've been to help in many third world countries, and I look forward to reading the list, because having travelled to most places in this country also, hopefully I'll be able to offer a comparisson.

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You know what, I really can't be bothered. I've had enough. You really are hard work, and you will be forever I think, go crack on and wind somebody else up :rolleyes: with your literal attitude.

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Well I'm yet to meet any Ultra, or other fan on the terraces, club house, or neighbouring drinking holes, who wouldn't be proud to call themselves someone who was 'a person whose enthusiasm or zeal for something is extreme or beyond normal limits', the very dictionary definition of fanatical.

(It's actually where the word fan comes from.)

;)

By the way, a couple of sycophantic messages, sent to me on this forum, doesn't make us mates. I'm quite picky.

;)

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How disappointing!

No list?

Nevermind, thanks for sort of trying.

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I think we'll cross paths again :rolleyes:

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I'll help you out Dave the German.. Fern Gore ain't got a chippy so it could be classed as 3rd world.. or as the locals call it.."terd world"

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That's what normally happens.

The vanquished get a taste for being beaten, and demand more.

It's quite odd really, and really verges on the masochistic.

I should really charge, I'd make a fortune.

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No but that's counter balanced by having clean drinking water...from the Clough.

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...and a missionary lady visiting once a month, teaching reading and writing.

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Beaten isn't a term I'd use, it's more of a withdrawal to regroup, and as to what you do in your spare time I don't really think I want to know :)

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Once again Mancie, thank you for your encouragement to this overseas Scouser :)

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...and no one receives any money up there, no child support, welfare payements, nothing.

They eat what they can grow on the poor soil, and scavage the fields when there's no work, and eat begged scraps in the winter from passing cars.

This ludicrous post is nothing to do with Fern Gore, or anywhere else in the country, just an illustration that the idea that areas of Britiain are similar to the real life and death poverty found in the third world, is beyond the idiotic.