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andrewb

13-03-2010 20:52

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 796973)

Well, according to your mate, Jaysay it's because of "Labour's incessant bullying" and the fact that you're a "sensitive young lad". As I've said before, if you're thinking of going into politics, you'd best toughen up quick. Having Mancie call you "Tory scum" is nowt compared to what you'll encounter in the big, wide world out there.

Still, if you've better things to do (and I should hope you do have at your age on Saturday night ;)) don't let us detain you...

The post I made explaining, was from the horses mouth. ;) As for Mancie, his rantings amuse me more than anything.

garinda

13-03-2010 20:56

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 796961)

...as they probably have nothing better to do.

The caring, charitable face of the Tory-Lites.

'Cripple, rise up and heal thyself.

Amen.

Less	13-03-2010 20:59

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 796979)

The post I made explaining, was from the horses mouth.

Which part of the horses anatomy did Jaysays words come from then?

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Maybe they see what kind of verbles andrew and myself get:rolleyes:

:confused:

Wynonie Harris

13-03-2010 21:02

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 796979)

The post I made explaining, was from the horses mouth. ;) As for Mancie, his rantings amuse me more than anything.

So, because those nasty boys won't play by the rules, you've taken your ball and gone home?

Oh well, our loss, I suppose... ;)

garinda

13-03-2010 21:04

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I believe it's against forum rules to publish pm's in threads, but anyone who wants a laugh, and wants to read the 'stop pickin' on me' missive, I'll happily forward it, if you're in need of a good guffaw.

YouTube - charlie brown the coasters (lyricsz)

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

garinda

13-03-2010 21:07

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 796983)

So, because those nasty boys won't play by the rules, you've taken your ball and gone home?

Oh well, our loss, I suppose... ;)

As stated earlier, I for one always play by the rules, and have every faith in the current moderators, to point out if they are broken inadvertently by myself.

andrewb

13-03-2010 21:07

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 796983)

So, because those nasty boys won't play by the rules, you've taken your ball and gone home?

Oh well, our loss, I suppose... ;)

Oh it has nothing to do with playing by rules, just makes Accringtonweb boring and unenjoyable for me if some members just pick lines and words and go attacking at tangets rather than on the actual content of argument. Debate is great, petty comments are just boring. :D

Less	13-03-2010 21:12

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 796990)

Debate is great, petty comments are just boring. :D

Then stop posting them.
:)

(The rest of that quote was removed to relieve the boredom and prevent others going off at a Tanget).

Ooooh Less, petty, petty, petty.

Wynonie Harris

13-03-2010 21:13

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 796990)

Fine, fine, take your point, we're boring, petty etc etc...so why are you still here? :confused:

Wynonie Harris

13-03-2010 21:18

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 796989)

As stated earlier, I for one always play by the rules, and have every faith in the current moderators, to point out if they are broken inadvertently by myself.

Oi! I was being metaphorical. Stop "picking lines and words" you big bully, you! ;)

garinda

13-03-2010 21:25

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 796998)

Oi! I was being metaphorical. Stop "picking lines and words" you big bully, you! ;)

Go away, have a little sulk for a month or so, and come back when you've licked your wounds.

But we don't wany anymore tears when no one remarks on your absence, and doesn't start a petition, demanding your return, because you were so very, very missed by one and all.

Wynonie Harris

13-03-2010 21:30

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 797002)

I might just do that...I wonder if Jaysay will tell everyone what a sensitive soul I am?

garinda

13-03-2010 21:31

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 796990)

just makes Accringtonweb boring and unenjoyable for me

So near, yet so far.

I thought my work here was almost finished.

Nevermind, onwards and upwards.

Luckily stamina, as well as devilishly twisting those nasty things called words, and a memory to rival that of an elephant, is one of my finest attributes.

garinda

13-03-2010 21:33

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 797004)

I might just do that...I wonder if Jaysay will tell everyone what a sensitive soul I am?

Fill this in first, and the probability is favourable.

https://www.conservatives.com/Get_in...in/Member.aspx

Less	13-03-2010 21:40

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 797006)

Fill this in first, and the probability is favourable.

https://www.conservatives.com/Get_in...in/Member.aspx

Not exactly salesmen on that site are they?

Donation defaults to none, if it was my site I'd have it defaulted to the max then squeeze these pretentious oiks for even more.
:D

Wynonie Harris

13-03-2010 21:47

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 797006)

Fill this in first, and the probability is favourable.

https://www.conservatives.com/Get_in...in/Member.aspx

Well, I suppose someone will have to take Jaysay's vacant place now, but I'll resist, tempting though it is.

garinda

13-03-2010 21:53

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 797012)

Well, I suppose someone will have to take Jaysay's vacant place now, but I'll resist, tempting though it is.

It's great fun.

You have meetings, with dainty cucumber sandwiches, and get to interview lovely people, who've travelled far and wide, and who seem ever so keen to make a good impression.

I'd highly recommend it.

claytonender

13-03-2010 22:22

Re: Leader reported for conduct breach

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 796969)

You can be Lucky Heather.

A tart with a heart, that bandages the mutt's paw, after he's been chased, and had stones thrown at him, by the boys from the Conservative Future Academy.

I quite like the idea of being a tart a heart.

Will there be royalties for the world syndication rights. I think we should have the premier somewhere exotic.

Maybe it could be screened in 3d at an IMAX.

But I do hope that it will be suitable for a family audience.

garinda

14-03-2010 10:20

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Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 797022)

But I do hope that it will be suitable for a family audience.

'Greyfriars Jaysay' will be a real tear jerker, suitable for all the family to view.

:D

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