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number 6 wrote:

> Im voting labour because i want to save britain from the
> tories,how long is your memory?Do you remember 79-97?

planeterotica wrote:

Of course i remember it as i was a long distance trucker and saw a lot of what that recession had to offer and can remember people standing on roundabouts holding up placards pleading for a job, i also remember taking supplies to the Falklands taskforce in Portsmouth harbour before they disembarked to regain sovereign territory thousands of miles away, now Bottler is willing to sell off parts of GB just to try and balance his books, and for the record i have never voted for the Tories and did vote Labour in 97 but not this time !sad!

Spudfacednipper said
"Surley N stands for Nationalism"

I am concerned about your spelling ability. I have checked with various linguistic friends of mine and they believe either you come from Vladivostok or you are retarded. Obviously both could apply. I suspect you may be one of these illegals that I read about so much on this forum.

I think we have a right to know.

D

spudfacednipper wrote:

> planeterotica wrote:
>
> > Yes but Labour stand for Nationalisation not Privatisation so
> > this must be proof that Labour dosnt work !wink!
>
> Surley N stands for Nationalism. Educational standards
> certainly HAVE dropped in Bleary Boring Baby-faced Bottler
> (Bliar's Buddy) Brown's Broken Britain.
>
> From your incessant use of smileys, I am assuming you are at
> present one of his educational institutes. Good luck in your
> exams, although I understand that everyone gets an A nowadays.
>
planeterotica weote:

My education took place from 1955-65 and we smelt things different back then, so my smelling of said words is correct as far as i am concerned !wink!

"Complete misunderstanding of one's responsibilities within the democratic system. If we partake of the system then we take responsibility for its results, regardless of our particular prefences."

Arrant nonsense. I suspect you are confusing the individual's right to legitimate opposition with that of an individual picking which laws they wish to adhere to. The former is acceptable; the latter is not.

By the way, the word is preferences not prefences.

Please attend your local immigration/asylum centre for an intensive spelling session. Why did you leave after only attending the session on apostrophes?

D

spudfacednipper wrote:
>
> Yes, you may well own the bridge, but I own the tunnel - so you
> are going to be shafted trying to get back from Bluewater. I
> don't think higher trolls are Baby-face Boring (Bliar's Buddy)
> Bottler Broon's fault.
>
planeterotica wrote:

I will just have to use Blackwall then, its still free at the moment but no doubt if Bottler gets back in he will see it as a cash cow, look no smileys, arh i couldnt resist !nerd!

"A simple typo". A good attempt at subterfuge, Spudfacednipper. However, your spelling errors occur across a number of posts.

Do not be ashamed! I urge you to attend a suitable, immigrant education centre in order for you to obtain your GCSE in English, a prerequisite for so many jobs.

Good luck with your studies!

D