General Discussion
OK so this is where we left off: Bad or mad? And I don't mean the hair
I'm not going to argue with you any more Neoliberal Democrat. I found you private messaging threatening and upsetting and that should be enough. I do not expect to see these threats or any related correspondence repeated on this or any other thread. As for your right to express your views on this website, that is a matter that you may find beyond your control. But go ahead - fill your ...
So not content with making wild and untrue accusations about me, you continue to dig a hole for freedom of expression (on this and other threads) - and for yourself. I am sure I am not the only poster on this website who is tiring of your puerile retorts, the quasi-intellectualism and your mucky paw prints - and there is only so much personal insult that one can take. You have not only ...
So not brave enough to leave last night's posting intact for all to see, Neoliberal Democrat? I think it may be you that is having a problem with embracing current affairs and art today. Artists have revealed a 15ft-high pro-EU mural depicting Brexit-backing Boris Johnson kissing Donald Trump. The street art appeared in The Carriageworks in Stokes Croft, Bristol, part of a collection ...
I did look at the small print lordDC, before typing the text on the back of the cover into the posting. It says in the book: "No part of this book may be reproduced by photocopying or any electronic or mechanical means..." so I guess I am in the clear (not just for the back cover text but also for reproducing the information about what may not be reproduced). Yes, fair play to BC and ...
The problem is Paul, how would you stop a Great Britain outside of Europe becoming just a lonely little England? What do you think would happen if Scotland voted to remain in the EU as predicted?
Intrigued about the contents of the book 'In The Roots' I have just returned from the Snooky Trust shop with the last copy in stock. I like how the author's book and his circumstances are described on the back cover: "Bob Chapman's gritty look at a post World War II Britain is both riveting and disturbing, based on the truth, it is not for the prudish or faint hearted. "Bob ...
The Friends of Dawlish Hospital do a fantastic job in raising money throughout the year. Last December for instance they raised £6000 to provide a new motor-assisted chair for patients here. I would suggest the answer to you original question OLB is none of the above. It is a pity that the charity has, despite the words you have overheard, upset one person at least - however I am sure that ...
And this from the same newspaper, Burneside. http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/may/25/vote-to-leave-eu-will-condemn-britain-to-irrelevance-say-historians
