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Post by thales on May 4, 2007 9:17:29 GMT -1
lets all club together and pay for her to doa strip! I'll start... <throws in a £50> helps with a €100
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Post by jh1980 on May 4, 2007 9:18:12 GMT -1
Jules... you're getting close on a milestone - don't you need a 'help jules get to XXXX' thread? Could do if you like? Why, have you got a question? Oh Stanley... *giggles like schoolgirl!*
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Post by jh1980 on May 4, 2007 9:20:05 GMT -1
Yoin... Jules.... so how's the precious mud I really feel I ought to know what you're talking about there! If you mean Wales, fine, as Labour are still in charge!
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Post by Stan on May 4, 2007 9:20:12 GMT -1
Jules... you're getting close on a milestone - don't you need a 'help jules get to XXXX' thread? Could do if you like? Why, have you got a question? Oh Stanley... *giggles like schoolgirl!* Q. Why, when you laugh, do you sound like a schoolgirl...?
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Post by Stan on May 4, 2007 9:21:04 GMT -1
Jules.... so how's the precious mud I really feel I ought to know what you're talking about there! If you mean Wales, fine, as Labour are still in charge! I thought you were a raging blue...?
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Post by thales on May 4, 2007 9:21:46 GMT -1
Jules.... so how's the precious mud I really feel I ought to know what you're talking about there! If you mean Wales, fine, as Labour are still in charge! left a FAO you yesterday in the general thread......
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Post by jh1980 on May 4, 2007 9:21:55 GMT -1
It fels a bit like that! Let's be nice - her agent!
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Post by jh1980 on May 4, 2007 9:23:20 GMT -1
Q. Why, when you laugh, do you sound like a schoolgirl...? A. I don't normally, it's just when you're around, you big bald stud!
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Post by Stan on May 4, 2007 9:24:58 GMT -1
Q. Why, when you laugh, do you sound like a schoolgirl...? A. I don't normally, it's just when you're around, you big bald stud! Why am I laughing so much at that...? Jules: Can you explain the following to me, as it appears contradictory in my mind... Left/Right is the basic polarity of political temperament, the axis of political antagonism which manifests itself across all shades of politics, all epochs and social movements. Broadly speaking, the left-wing expresses that social force which is the most marginalised by, and has the least commitment to, the status quo and power relations of the existing society, and it responds to this position by being reformist or revolutionary. Meanwhile, the right-wing is by and large committed to reinforcement of, or at least adaptation to, the status quo and its power relations by being conservative or reactionary.
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Post by jh1980 on May 4, 2007 9:25:52 GMT -1
I thought you were a raging blue...? I've always preferred Red in most things, but let's face it "Redbirds" would be daft, no?!
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Post by Ninja Squirrel on May 4, 2007 9:26:01 GMT -1
A. I don't normally, it's just when you're around, you big bald stud! Why am I laughing so much at that...? Jules: Can you explain the following to me, as it appears contradictory in my mind... Left/Right is the basic polarity of political temperament, the axis of political antagonism which manifests itself across all shades of politics, all epochs and social movements. Broadly speaking, the left-wing expresses that social force which is the most marginalised by, and has the least commitment to, the status quo and power relations of the existing society, and it responds to this position by being reformist or revolutionary. Meanwhile, the right-wing is by and large committed to reinforcement of, or at least adaptation to, the status quo and its power relations by being conservative or reactionary. Erm...................Terracotta
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Post by HURLOCK on May 4, 2007 9:26:09 GMT -1
lets all club together and pay for her to do a strip! I'm *ahem* in!!! ;D <puts £20 in pot> throws in £50, with the promise of another £50 if she flicks her bean
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Post by HURLOCK on May 4, 2007 9:27:06 GMT -1
Why am I laughing so much at that...? Jules: Can you explain the following to me, as it appears contradictory in my mind... Left/Right is the basic polarity of political temperament, the axis of political antagonism which manifests itself across all shades of politics, all epochs and social movements. Broadly speaking, the left-wing expresses that social force which is the most marginalised by, and has the least commitment to, the status quo and power relations of the existing society, and it responds to this position by being reformist or revolutionary. Meanwhile, the right-wing is by and large committed to reinforcement of, or at least adaptation to, the status quo and its power relations by being conservative or reactionary. Erm...................Terracotta brown bread
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Post by Stan on May 4, 2007 9:27:59 GMT -1
I thought you were a raging blue...? I've always preferred Red in most things, but let's face it "Redbirds" would be daft, no?! Surely Bluebirds is daft no...? I was referring to your political stance...
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Post by Stan on May 4, 2007 9:29:25 GMT -1
Erm...................Terracotta brown bread It was a serious question, but since you bastards have pissed on my bonfire I'm off for a shit! See you in 15
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Post by HURLOCK on May 4, 2007 9:30:04 GMT -1
I've always preferred Red in most things, but let's face it "Redbirds" would be daft, no?! Surely Bluebirds is daft no...? I was referring to your political stance... Blue sheep shaggers is much more PC!
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Post by Ninja Squirrel on May 4, 2007 9:30:31 GMT -1
It was a serious question, but since you bastards have pissed on my bonfire I'm off for a shit! See you in 15 Don't forget to make the "nnnnnnnnrrrrrrrghhh" sounds when someone walks in
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Post by Billy on May 4, 2007 9:32:40 GMT -1
It was a serious question, but since you bastards have pissed on my bonfire I'm off for a shit! See you in 15 I'm going for one too - how wierd! ;D
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Post by jh1980 on May 4, 2007 9:34:04 GMT -1
Why am I laughing so much at that...? Jules: Can you explain the following to me, as it appears contradictory in my mind... Left/Right is the basic polarity of political temperament, the axis of political antagonism which manifests itself across all shades of politics, all epochs and social movements. Broadly speaking, the left-wing expresses that social force which is the most marginalised by, and has the least commitment to, the status quo and power relations of the existing society, and it responds to this position by being reformist or revolutionary. Meanwhile, the right-wing is by and large committed to reinforcement of, or at least adaptation to, the status quo and its power relations by being conservative or reactionary. It's nervous, I'd imagine! I'm sorry, where's the contradiction? If you see something as being wrong, you want to change it (reform or revolution) If you think everything's fine, you want to preserve it (reaction or conservatism) Simple!
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Post by Neko Bazu on May 4, 2007 9:34:06 GMT -1
It was a serious question, but since you bastards have pissed on my bonfire I'm off for a shit! See you in 15 I'm going for one too - how wierd! ;D Just got back
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