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BennyD

We didn't, so it doesn't matter. If my Auntie had bolloxs she would be my uncle.

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Great, but I still won't be buying one. Vulvas are for old men and those that have already given up.

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A great signing. A Stokie mate of mine is really sorry to see him go and said he thought, despite the nay Sayers on here, that he would do really well for us. For once I agreed with him.

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When it suited their own party political interests they found a billion pounds for Northern Ireland quickly enough. But when it is a billion and a half needed for a 2% pay rise for nurses, fire fighters etc, they start saying there's 'no magic money tree'. It showed up a very selfish and uncaring s...

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TVC15, as I understand it, if you are an unrepentant alcoholic you won't be given a liver transplant. Who knows, he may have been given preferential treatment because of his fame, but despite this he would have had to satisfy the administrators and surgeons that he would be dry before and after the ...

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That's the first time I have questioned an SD decision. Good luck George, I hope we see you back in the Prem. You certainly deserve to be there.

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god forbid you need medical asistance Benny, you haven't a clue mate, you really haven't. Really Mr Coyote, haven't got a clue about what? If I was in need of an organ transplant I would be very mindful of, and thankful for, the person that donated the organ and would try my best to live up to thei...

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Harsh but fair.

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I'll be watching in the pub. I'll be supporting Fleetwood and inwardly laughing.

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Why's that then? Did he or didn't he? Btw, I know you won't answer the question; that's because you generally post without thinking what you are writing. On the bright side you do have something in common with Mr Best; he was a pillock as well.

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If you had a drink on the table in front of you and knew with absolute certainty that to drink it would kill you, you wouldn't drink it. An alcoholic would. He got himself into that mess, but once you're in it, you can't get yourself out; even if you have someone else you 100% trust and rely on, it...

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Quite possibly. He was my childhood hero and we have the same birthday, but his fall from grace was so complete I started to resent him. I still do.

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Which is why we should have joined the Euro. At least, I would assume so - because we know within quite a small margin what the tariff will be on imports and exports, while the Euro exchange rate is likely to fluctuate much more than that. Which is why we should have joined the Euro? Really?! Have ...

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tim_noone wrote:I'm not seeing that on this programme. But I get you.it gives me a different view on him now.

Having got a liver transplant, he continued to drink himself to death potentially denying somebody more responsible the right to life. Ergo, a p!llock.

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I'm in for a Samsung 8 in August.

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He was very much like Gascoigne; a good footballer but a grade A, fur lined, ocean going p!llock.

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Just the remoaners remoaning. Move along, there's nothing see here.

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FactualFrank wrote:What horse was Hanley racing against?

He came second to/in* a three legged cart horse.

* as appropriate.

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Vegas Claret wrote:you positive ?

Sounds pretty negative to me.

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Poor BennyD you are really clueless so I will explain it to you in easy stages. Walters wants regular starting football having played only 13 times last season. He would only come to us if he thought he would get regular playing time. We have our leading goal scorer from last season Vokes. We have ...

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How true. Because when it comes to important decisions like this, of course you would ask the person with a degree, not the person with no degree, wouldn't you? So suppose someone has parents who he respects and admires who do not have a degree, and a brother who he respects and admires who has jus...

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I couldn't agree more, each to their own. If it works for you personally, do it.

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Bearing in mind their profits, lots more must be too. However, being in the industry makes me feel much differently.

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RyanAir? I'd rather walk.

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Sidney1st wrote:I merely asked you a question, I'll just make an assumption then instead.

Of course he's got a degree. No one can be that bloody minded about his own importance if he hasn't.

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I'm not. I'm placing importance on the fact that those people have proven themselves capable of informing themselves and have demonstrable research skills. It's not the degree that's important, it's the skill. So who do you think is more likely to be better informed. Someone with proven research sk...

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Imploding Turtle wrote:You don't have to be intelligent to be capable of informing yourself.

Correct. So why are you placing so much importance on have a degree?

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Only a degree holder would say, if only to justify wasting 3 years of their life on a degree in media studies.

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Sid, NO ONE with a degree voted to leave, didn't you know that?

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Sidney, it's all they've got to try and explain why we voted to leave; everyone who voted to remain was a young, studious, intelligent researcher who could make a reasoned choice based on said research and everyone who voted to leave was an old, ignorant bigot. However, despite all that intelligence...

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Well remembered! I've been through several flying courses where intelligence is a prerequisite and I've passed where a lot of degree holders didn't. A lot of academically qualified people don't have common sense and, despite being able to quote Latin philosophers ad nauseum, as a result appear thick.

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You can try an explain around the facts all you like but the fact is that people with a lower education overwhelmingly voted leave, while those who have proven themselves through academia to be capable of researching facts and accurately informing themselves overwhelmingly voted to remain. Not ever...

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https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net/cumulus_uploads/inlineimage/2016-06-28/vote1b.png Those 65+ voted to Leave by 64/36. Those educated to School level only voted to leave by 70/30. I'll reiterate my statement. The brexit vote was spearheaded by uneducated OAPS. And I'll reiterate mine; you reall...

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Imploding Turtle wrote:Or capable.

That's another way of putting it.

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UpTheBeehole wrote:Hence the brexit vote, spearheaded by the uneducated OAPs of this nation.

You really are a f*cking idiot.

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UpTheBeehole wrote:I made limoncello.

Is that why you appear to be permanently p!ssed?

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Imploding Turtle wrote:Is that what you want for your kids? To merely "get by in life".

Not everybody is academically inclined.

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Imploding Turtle wrote:Even if you had chose to go to university, or college, your tuition fees would have equally been "f*ck all".

Irrelevant and weak. You asked me how much my tuition fees were, not how much they would have been had I gone to university.

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Imploding Turtle wrote:How much were your tuition fees?

I chose not to go to University, so f*ck all. You do realise you don't have to go Uni, don't you?

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Only if you're comparing your difficulties then with how you imagine your difficulties would measure up now. You fail to consider the possibility that there are different difficulties now that you didn't have to face. No I didn't; if you read my previous post I mentioned that I appreciate the diffe...

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No mate, by working hard and making the most of the opportunities I made for myself. Btw, I didn't screw anything up for anybody; I made lemonade from the lemons I was given. Did you?

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UpTheBeehole wrote:Maybe if you'd have had a modern upbringing you wouldn't have such a bitter and outdated outlook on the world.

Bitter? Swing and a miss. If you knew my present circumstances, you'd be bitter not me.

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Imploding Turtle wrote:I just remember how upset you'd get when anyone was remotely anti-English.

About as upset as McGreal is about anti-Scots remarks. Why should I always have to retaliate? Occasionally I like to get it in first because I know what's coming.

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Think about the difference in the number of years between today's teenagers and when you were a teenager. Now subtract that number from the years during which you were a teenager and know that the teenagers before you would have been equally as quick to swap lifestyles. So we agree then; the youth ...

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Imploding Turtle wrote:Bigotry against Scots is OK apparently.

For once I agree with you.

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What a load of ******** that is. You're entitled to your opinion that todays youngsters lack grit and courage (I completely disagree with that), but to say that they have life far, far easier than earlier generations is just completely untrue. Unless by earlier generations you mean the 19th century...

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JohnMcGreal wrote:What a bell end.

So finally, we do have something in common.

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boatshed bill wrote:Magazines like the French equivalent to "Take A ****"?
Only goes to show that Britain has rivals in the "I'm a Thick Tw@t" stakes

We've known that since you started posting on here.

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box_of_frogs wrote:High jinx in the Officers' Mess.....

.....always a good laugh.

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