Quote: Renegade Carpark @ March 30 2012, 1:11 PM BSTLet the dumb f**kers burn.
Something you probably don't know about fire is that it can actually spread. So while you're sneering at your neighbour for burning herself, you might just find your house burning down next. But there again, why should we care about you, after all "Let the dumb f**kers burn."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire-facts-for-ignorant-tossers
Quote: roscoff @ March 30 2012, 1:17 PM BSTAmen to that brother
Thats some fart.
Quote: sootyj @ March 30 2012, 1:20 PM BSTThats some fart.
Works on so many levels. Like a hotel prostitute.
Quote: Alfred J Kipper @ March 30 2012, 12:50 PM BSTRed will correct me if I'm wrong here, but I believe his 'nope, nope nope not at all' was an agreement with Nogget's statement. ? I think. ? Is this not the way Australians speak, underplaying their stresses, so to speak?
Sorry, meaning he get's the irony. Not sure Aussies have the same irony blockage as the yanks traditionally do, aren't they cut much more from our cloth on that one, some might even say they're better at it.
Sorry get you now, lol, yes seems the case and I think Reds isn't a him! 
Hmm, must check with my hotel their er, full services when I go on holiday next. Might have to upgrade.
Quote: Nogget @ March 30 2012, 1:20 PM BSTBut there again, why should we care about you, after all "Let the dumb f**kers burn."
Here's something you may not realise about dumb f**kers, we allow them to whiz around our roads in two tonne metal boxes travelling at 70 MPH.
That is, when they're not setting fire to themselves or punching each other so they have enough 4 star to get to the supermarket to buy more shit.
It's disconcerting to see those 'I fell off a ladder and got £8000' adverts becoming a physical reality.
Quote: Marc P @ March 30 2012, 1:27 PM BSTSorry get you now, lol, yes seems the case and I think Reds isn't a him!
I'm not a him. Perhaps I write like a him though as many people on here seem to think I am. Not that it bothers me.
Not that it should matter, either.
Quote: reds @ March 30 2012, 2:02 PM BSTI'm not a him. Perhaps I write like a him though as many people on here seem to think I am. Not that it bothers me.
To be fair that face doesn't look bothered.
Ha ha. Well I shall remember from now on anyway, er Miss.
Quote: Renegade Carpark @ March 30 2012, 1:38 PM BSTIt's disconcerting to see those 'I fell off a ladder and got £8000' adverts becoming a physical reality.
To be fair, that sort of compo culture has been around a heck of a long time, just people are getting lessons in in nowadays from zee stoopid ads.
Quote: Alfred J Kipper @ March 30 2012, 5:27 AM BSTIs it not all a bit odd that there's no mention there of a murder trial which has just resulted in the life sentence of a black guy for killing two harmless white folk, who dared stray into his 'hood'? I would have thought the timing of this story would have compromised a lot of the more hysterical Jesse Jackson type media mongering. It does put some perspective onto this one highly inflated story, that one they don't want to hear is buried.
To be fair, it was a much bigger story in the UK than it was here. It was a semi-big story when it happened because the victims were from the UK but the trial wasn't featured prominently in the national news. It was a bigger story in Sarasota because the killings took place there. (I grew up nearby and never went close to the area where the tourists were murdered: very scary place.
It was stupid of the president to weigh in on the Martin case because now every time a white person is killed by an African-American (as happened to a university student in his Mississippi dorm room the day after his remarks) he looks like a hypocrite with a racial axe to grind.
The Martin shooting didn't gather steam until weeks after he was killed. In that time a narrative was built (he was only a sweet young kid who wanted some Skittles and was gunned down by a racist white guy because of the colour of his skin) and photos of a young, smiling Martin were provided to the media. The usual racial agitators went on the offensive and we were off to the races. This is an election year, so the liberal media jumped at the chance to fight two of their favourite fights: racism and guns, while helping out by deciding to call Zimmerman a white Hispanic in their coverage.
Quote: AJGO @ March 30 2012, 2:54 PM BSThttp://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/homeless-mole-man-who-lived-771709
And this is why no sane city should ever want to host the Olympics:
"Mole man" had refused offers of a home but this week council bosses said he had to leave the common as it will be a base for defence missiles during the Olympics.
They should just hold the Olympics in Greece every 4 years. It's where they began and cities wouldn't have to spend billions on new facilities every time the games come to town. The Greeks could probably use the money, too.
Quote: DaButt @ March 30 2012, 3:08 PM BSTThis is an election year, so the liberal media jumped at the chance to fight two of their favourite fights: racism and guns, while helping out by deciding to call Zimmerman a white Hispanic in their coverage.
All sorts of people have been "helping out" to suit their own personal political agenda.
A propos the Olympics, saw an interesting idea about a purpose-built island (along the lines of that 'Palm Tree' construction) to be used as a permanent Olympic site, to whose construction and upkeep all participating countries would contribute accordingly. Hmmm..
Quote: Stylee TingTing @ March 30 2012, 3:13 PM BSTAll sorts of people have been "helping out" to suit their own personal political agenda.
I am making personal comments that will have no effect on the outcome of the case. The press are enabling and enticing vigilantism and racially charged violence and hatred.
