Originally Posted by garinda (Post 819094)

I find it objectionable that people wear sports clothing, when not actually playing sport.

:D

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 819109)

I never thought much of David Mellor in his Chelski shirt either:D

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 819111)

'Much'?

I've never, ever, thought of David Mellor in flagrante, dressed in a football shirt.

Whatever floats your boat.

:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 819113)

Thought that would be more in your flotilla :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 819116)

Have your wires got crossed again?

Are you bobbing about in the Channel, on the way back from Dunkirk?

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 819120)

I've never had MY wires crossed:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 819125)

That's the trouble.

When they are crossed, because of a malfuction, you wouldn't be aware of it.

;)

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 819088)

Well I have to keep the plebs up-to-date with life outside the Guardian, Observer and Independent;)

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 819556)

It's always been a mystery to me how people, even people who seem to have reasonable intelligence, can take anything "reported" in the Mail as real!
Not having a pop at you Jaysay.. I did say resonable intelligence.;)

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 819562)

Even though it's probably the most heavily skewed newspaper, politically, find me a story in it that isn't true or accurate, and that hasn't resulted in legal charges.

They have teams of lawyers checking what's published, so good luck with your search.

Just because you don't like the political bias, doesn't make whats reported 'unreal'.

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 819572)

I didn't have to search for long

Mr Hollingsworth was awarded £75,000 by a jury last month for an article in the Daily Mail claiming he had hit his former lover, the DJ Harriet Scott, during a row.
Mike Hollingsworth's Daily Mail libel payout limited | Media | MediaGuardian

Originally Posted by suedarbo (Post 819579)

I'm sorry I posted it, I didn't know it wasn't true. I'm not saying all people from abroad are like the bus driver, I just thought it wasn't a nice thing to happen to a young boy.

Originally Posted by suedarbo (Post 819579)

I'm sorry I posted it, I didn't know it wasn't true. I'm not saying all people from abroad are like the bus driver, I just thought it wasn't a nice thing to happen to a young boy.

Originally Posted by suedarbo (Post 819579)

I'm sorry I posted it, I didn't know it wasn't true. I'm not saying all people from abroad are like the bus driver, I just thought it wasn't a nice thing to happen to a young boy.