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mobertol 12-11-2011 23:01

Re: What tugs at your heartstrings?
 
You are both so right -

Don't know if moaning endears you to people though or helps make friends in the long run...

Time to put my "Giddy" cap back on me-thinks....

garinda 12-11-2011 23:02

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 947288)
I've probably said more about myself than i should have previously

Rubbish.

Shows we're human.

Sharing something isn't wrong.

What you said last weekend, is something I'll now remember for the rest of my days.

That's something good, that came from you, and your Dad.

I thank you.

:)

MargaretR 12-11-2011 23:03

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Being a member of an Italian family (who rally round in emergencies even when they don't like each other), and living on a farm in a decent climate is the best prospect for survival of a revolution. Be thankful!

mobertol 12-11-2011 23:05

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 947299)
Being a member of an Italian family (who rally round in emergencies even when they don't like each other), and living on a farm in a decent climate is the best prospect for survival of a revolution. Be thankful!

That Italian family myth needs dispelling i'm afraid....

As to the climate....not what I prefer.

Taggy 12-11-2011 23:09

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947298)
Rubbish.

Shows we're human.

Sharing something isn't wrong.

What you said last weekend, is something I'll now remember for the rest of my days.

That's something good, that came from you, and your Dad.

I thank you.

:)

Thanks Gary!

Best Regards - Taggy

garinda 12-11-2011 23:15

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 947296)
Hey i,m a great fan of europeans having lived yon meself,on a couple of occasions in different countries, but seems to me the "Club" is unworkable fer many reasons,

Me too.

I love Europe. I planned to move there, and live in a tiny cottage in Brittany. A mad old Englishman, painting paintings he'd exchange for wine, till he contentedly dropped down dead of old age.

All the many different cultures on our doorstep. Fantastic. We're so lucky.

Do I think the political body that the E.U. has become, is good for Britain, and will be in the long-term?

No, not in a thousand years.

mobertol 12-11-2011 23:21

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947303)

All the many different cultures on our doorstep. Fantastic. We're so lucky.

Do I think the political body that the E.U. has become, is good for Britain, and will be in the long-term?

No, not in a thousand years.

Of course i agree .....it's not good for most of the original Common Market countries either -they're all in a mess one way or another.

PS if you have paintings to exchange I have a very good stock of home-bottled wine!

Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2011 09:24

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You do not need to be in the club(the EU) to be friends....and I think things would be much friendlier if the bonds were loosened(or even) broken. You cannot force people to be your friends(any more than you can force someone to love you)....and this kind of friendship isn't the kind that Facebook has....it is the friendship of mutual respect for one another.....for the differences in culture, differences in the way people live their lives. It is a cameraderie where people help one another during hard times, purely because they are friends .......not because someone in a faceless bureaucratic dimension tells them that they must do this.

While I am sorry if our discussions have caused you some upset, I think you have to be a realist and see that the will of the few is being imposed on many.......and they do not like it, but are given no course of redress.
If I chose to live in Europe, then I would have to live by their rules. It doesn't mean I would have to wear blinkers and ignore where Europe is being the bully.

If I were younger, I would move out of the northern hemisphere for good. There is no way that I can envisage Australia being called Europe.

jaysay 13-11-2011 09:56

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Ain't it marvelous how this thread has gone from things that tug at your heart strings to soddin Europe:D

Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2011 10:56

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sorry John...my fault, but I was aided and abetted by Mobertol and G. :)

garinda 13-11-2011 11:20

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 947412)
sorry John...my fault, but I was aided and abetted by Mobertol and G. :)

Excuse me.

:eek:

It was Gina Loopybrigida, who started the thread wander.

:hidewall:

Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2011 11:24

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947303)
Me too.

I love Europe. I planned to move there, and live in a tiny cottage in Brittany. A mad old Englishman, painting paintings he'd exchange for wine, till he contentedly dropped down dead of old age.

All the many different cultures on our doorstep. Fantastic. We're so lucky.

Do I think the political body that the E.U. has become, is good for Britain, and will be in the long-term?

No, not in a thousand years.

You helped G too.......look at the last two sentences.:D

They say that misery loves comapany...and so does guilt and blame.:)

jaysay 13-11-2011 11:25

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 947412)
sorry John...my fault, but I was aided and abetted by Mobertol and G. :)

Ya the three musketeers http://cdn.content.sweetim.com/sim/c...s/00020294.gif:D

Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2011 11:27

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Oh No John...can't have that.......they were European weren't they?
Please think of another analogy........I prefer Art, Bart and Fargo.

Wynonie Harris 13-11-2011 11:30

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Originally Posted by mobertol (Post 947282)
I have lived in Europe for half my life - and when I see you all attacking it, it makes me feel exactly the same way even though i feel that i am nothing but British at heart. I will stop here as i can't get any more words out at the moment...may pick up the thread later....sorry.

Well, prepare for plenty more upsets then, because I'll carry on attacking the EU, while there's a breath left in my body!

jaysay 13-11-2011 11:35

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 947431)
Well, prepare for plenty more upsets then, because I'll carry on attacking the EU, while there's a breath left in my body!

I have now joined the Wynonie fan club on Europe:D

Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2011 11:41

Re: What tugs at your heartstrings?
 
That makes at least three of us then.

jaysay 13-11-2011 11:46

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 947434)
That makes at least three of us then.

And would think considerably more;)

garinda 13-11-2011 12:32

Re: What tugs at your heartstrings?
 
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 947424)
You helped G too.......look at the last two sentences.:D

They say that misery loves comapany...and so does guilt and blame.:)


No, it was definitely Gina L, in post 89, perhaps feeling a little torn, who brought Europe into the thread.

We just came to the party, to keep her company.

:D

Margaret Pilkington 13-11-2011 12:55

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Yes, she brought it in alright, but we then went on and expanded it a bit....Cashy helped too.
To be honest, I think the worries of the crisis in Europe are a lot like the last war....we know that what is coming is both unpleasant and life changing....and though we try to put it to the back of our minds, it keeps forcing itself on us.

I don't mind Europe as a neighbour........but I want to keep a wall around the garden that is Britain to keep their big dog from peeing on my roses and their cat from crapping on my carrots.

garinda 13-11-2011 13:22

Re: What tugs at your heartstrings?
 
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 947434)
That makes at least three of us then.

Make that four.

There'll soon be more of us, than Graham Jones's negative karma.

mobertol 13-11-2011 13:36

Re: What tugs at your heartstrings?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 947446)
No, it was definitely Gina L, in post 89, perhaps feeling a little torn, who brought Europe into the thread.

We just came to the party, to keep her company.

:D

Gina's just got back from her daily excercise routine - 50 press-ups either eye, it's a tough one having to wear false eye-lashes all day -tugs at her heart strings... The sacrifices one has to make in order to remain the most beautiful woman in the world....

To please her many fans she "forgot" to take her 2 puffs of Ventolin before starting and she is now sitting with breasts heaving, eyes glinting and mouth slightly open ..a little breathless too - perfect for the close -ups of which she is most famous:rolleyes:

She has asked me to thank those that came to the party:D


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