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Mansour Ali wrote: No the actual issue is: why isnt the site attracting a wider audience than it is? especially as it is a .com domain after all.

Strangely enough, it's about a band that split in 2006.

Mansour Ali wrote: Overall I think it is best to leave this site.

:hi:

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Mansour Ali wrote: a clique that actually cannot see the absurdity of itself.

Name names :thumb:

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Mansour Ali wrote: is this britishlegiononline now or something? the guy must be bored off his arse to make his daft threads

You really don't know anything about history! You should have gone to school before posting the shite that you have posted tonight.

You sound like a spoilt child who has no manners and doesn't understand the word "Respect". :baby:

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Ger Boy wrote:

Mansour Ali wrote: is this britishlegiononline now or something? the guy must be bored off his arse to make his daft threads

You really don't know anything about history! You should have gone to school before posting the shite that you have posted tonight.

You sound like a spoilt child who has no manners and doesn't understand the word "Respect". :baby:

You seem remarkably quick to draw everything on to an emotive level.

When you examine those various conflicts critically it all seems ridiculous however. It just seems to me like excessive national pride - a sort of cultural narcissism without any sort of rational thought. It wasnt a just cause and the behaviour of the British during those conflicts especially in its colonies was indefensible.

Look at the state Britain is in now, even regardless of the recession, in its dreadful shape compared with a lot of asian countries.

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Mansour Ali wrote:

Ger Boy wrote:

Mansour Ali wrote: is this britishlegiononline now or something? the guy must be bored off his arse to make his daft threads

You really don't know anything about history! You should have gone to school before posting the shite that you have posted tonight.

You sound like a spoilt child who has no manners and doesn't understand the word "Respect". :baby:

You seem remarkably quick to draw everything on to an emotive level.

When you examine those various conflicts critically it all seems ridiculous however. It just seems to me like excessive national pride - a sort of cultural narcissism without any sort of rational thought. It wasnt a just cause and the behaviour of the British during those conflicts especially in its colonies was indefensible.

What are you on about?:crazy:

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Mansour Ali wrote:

When you examine those various conflicts critically it all seems ridiculous however. It just seems to me like excessive national pride - a sort of cultural narcissism without any sort of rational thought. It wasnt a just cause and the behaviour of the British during those conflicts especially in its colonies was indefensible.

So you slag off the dead? The employees? Or are you now trying to say its 'the futility of it all'?

I've got my views on the army, and the conflicts it's been led into, and they wouldn't be pretty reading either. But, I wouldn't go so low as to diss the 'pawns' in the game, that are not here anymore.

Ultimately, this day commemorates in particular, the 90th anniversary of the WW1 remembrance day, a war in which people had no choice in conscripting, or they were either shot or locked up in a sanatorium.

Glad I wasnt about then, but I would never show any disdain to them.

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how it is in a worse state please?

i want graphs please.

most asian states you can still buy human beings. do you have any national pride ?

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Besides, I thought you were off? :skeptic:

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Mansour Ali wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote: Besides, I thought you were off? :skeptic:

well, people watch car crashes dont they.

Well, yes, but if you go, we can clear the wreckage of your motor. :nod:

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Rick Banks wrote: how it is in a worse state please?

i want graphs please.

most asian states you can still buy human beings. do you have any national pride ?

There are many reasons, but the biggest problem is in education. For a developed nation it is severely lacking, so much so that we have to recruit most of our engineers, doctors and IT professionals from India and China. Other issues relate to decadence such as alcohol over use and general over-consumption.

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Mansour Ali wrote:

Rick Banks wrote: how it is in a worse state please?

i want graphs please.

most asian states you can still buy human beings. do you have any national pride ?

There are many reasons, but the biggest problem is in education. For a developed nation it is severely lacking, so much so that we have to recruit most of our engineers, doctors and IT professionals from India and China. Other issues relate to decadence such as alcohol over use and general over-consumption.

You really do talk utter nonsense. :nod:

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Mansour Ali wrote:

You really do talk utter nonsense. :nod:

why? explain?

I think that going into some diatribe about the problems in the UK, is on one level, irrelevant. And on another, smacks of backtracking, if not, a weak attempt at diverting the thread.

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Mansour Ali wrote:

You really do talk utter nonsense. :nod:

why? explain?

I work in IT, and I don't come from China or India... :crazy:

:smoking:

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Nick King wrote:

Mansour Ali wrote:

You really do talk utter nonsense. :nod:

why? explain?

I work in IT, and I don't come from China or India... :crazy:

:smoking:

Yes Nick, but you are into decadence, alcohol and over-consumption. :thumb:

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

Nick King wrote:

Mansour Ali wrote:

You really do talk utter nonsense. :nod:

why? explain?

I work in IT, and I don't come from China or India... :crazy:

:smoking:

Yes Nick, but you are into decadence, alcohol and over-consumption. :thumb:

Damn, you've got me there! :p :spit:

:smoking:

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Mansour Ali wrote:

You really do talk utter nonsense. :nod:

why? explain?

Remember you have the freedom to vote in this country - a choice that was made possible by the brave people who you show a complete lack of respect for.

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Ger Boy wrote:

Mansour Ali wrote:

You really do talk utter nonsense. :nod:

why? explain?

Remember you have the freedom to vote in this country - a choice that was made possible by the brave people who you show a complete lack of respect for.

I'll leave it to others to comment on the British situation, but that same argument is made here in the U.S., and at least here in the U.S., it's nonsense. With the exception of our war for independence, not one of our many, many wars has ever been about American "freedom." Still, it's taken as gospel that that's the reason lives were sacrificed.

All that said, I agree, we shouldn't forget those whose lives were cut so tragically short.

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Mansour Ali wrote:

You seem remarkably quick to draw everything on to an emotive level.

When you examine those various conflicts critically it all seems ridiculous however. It just seems to me like excessive national pride - a sort of cultural narcissism without any sort of rational thought. It wasnt a just cause and the behaviour of the British during those conflicts especially in its colonies was indefensible.

Look at the state Britain is in now, even regardless of the recession, in its dreadful shape compared with a lot of asian countries.

The examination of these various conflicts critically is the luxury of the historian, and historians tend to be revisionist anyway especially if they want to match Kershaws book sales, or Beevor. Each and every conflict when examined critically,dispassionately etc can be made to seem ridiculous. ANY conflict or argument can be made to seem ridiculous including the ones on these boards. However, when examining these various conflicts with a finger on the emotive pulse it becomes less cut and dried, rather like real life. You mention national pride, two of my fathers brothers died in the colonies as you describe them. Thing is national pride doesn't come into it for them. they left De Valera's Ireland for work in 1937 and came to the UK, the army offered them food and board and ironicaly ( for them ) the Kings shilling. long story short; they died of berry-berry on the Burma railroad, their deaths weren't unique, their graves are well looked after buy the Royal British Legion. At various times over the years members of my family have made the trip to the graves, we know their history and stories. The younger of the two, William followed his brother everywhere, literally to the end. Now my point is.. I view this on an emotive level, I know the printed history, I know the various versions of the history, but at the end of the day they were uncles I never met. On this level it's my loss, not yours. but on an emotional level, you could never second guess what I think, as for the state of Britain now; well that too is an emotive subject. One that historians will look back on with an all too clinical eye

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It's easy to sit with Wikipedia and a few pretentious extreme left wing historical books at your disposal and mock what happened close to 100 years ago, Andrew. Fucking hell, you're really breaking new ground and showing all us fuddy duddies how deluded we are? Nice one, I'll start burning the Union Jack tomorrow morning first thing.

As I said I'm not particularly nationalistic being a Scotsman living in London but people like yourself and Cambo's earlier comments branding the UK as "sliding towards Nazi Germany" do irritate me somewhat. Not because they have even the remotest basis in fact (natch) but because armchair commentators like yourselves seem to think that you are somehow remotely qualified to construct such statements in the first place. The arrogance kind of irks me.

Give me a break, I came across loads of people like you at university... Ooooh you're soooo radical slagging off the West and decadence in general. How revolutionary... yawn. Oh no, you're not going to brand us Tories are you?

Student Grant and The Modern Parents from Viz immediately spring to mind here.

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Ally wrote: It's easy to sit with Wikipedia and a few pretentious extreme left wing historical books at your disposal and mock what happened close to 100 years ago, Andrew. Fucking hell, you're really breaking new ground and showing all us fuddy duddies how deluded we are? Nice one, I'll start burning the Union Jack tomorrow morning first thing.

As I said I'm not particularly nationalistic being a Scotsman living in London but people like yourself and Cambo's earlier comments branding the UK as "sliding towards Nazi Germany" do irritate me somewhat. Not because they have even the remotest basis in fact (natch) but because armchair commentators like yourselves seem to think that you are somehow remotely qualified to construct such statements in the first place. The arrogance kind of irks me.

Give me a break, I came across loads of people like you at university... Ooooh you're soooo radical slagging off the West and decadence in general. How revolutionary... yawn. Oh no, you're not going to brand us Tories are you?Student Grant and The Modern Parents from Viz immediately spring to mind here.

The last bit I have to laugh at. I am not even a student and not even particularly radical - I shop at M&S ffs. You dont have to be radical to slag off the west, just some comparisons anybody could make if they had spent a reasonable amount of time abroad.

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Before YOU all start ....remember ROCKET MICK got 8 O LEVELs at a GRAMMAR SCHOOL....what a FUCKING libety.He was also in the BOY scouts cos he got REFUSED entry at the GIRL GUIDES.I hate BROWN OWLS.But give the guy a break.Also heard that ROCKET bought JT and LUCY a WINE in MANchester.When that baSTARD learns to TYPE we might as well SHUT the SITE down.It could lead a MAN to work.......Thank GOD i've got my MTV.

Please note i saw ROCKET in THE BLOB SHOP tonight and he LOOKED on top form.He still thinks it is 1981.Poor fcuker!

now what thread is THis?

Norbert's sneaker pumps.......i rather have a bacon sarnie made by GILLIAN. :thumb: :laugh:

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Ally wrote:

Student Grant and The Modern Parents from Viz immediately spring to mind here.

I was thinking more of a cross between Millie Tant and Terry Fuckwitt :thumb:

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Ger Boy wrote:

Ally wrote:

Student Grant and The Modern Parents from Viz immediately spring to mind here.

I was thinking more of a cross between Millie Tant and Terry Fuckwitt :thumb:

Or Roger Irrelevant and Spoilt Bastard.

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Ger Boy wrote:

Ally wrote:

Student Grant and The Modern Parents from Viz immediately spring to mind here.

I was thinking more of a cross between Millie Tant and Terry Fuckwitt :thumb:

Leave SHUGZV and Diggy alone.They own the VIDEOS!:hat:

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SHED wrote:

Ger Boy wrote:

Ally wrote:

Student Grant and The Modern Parents from Viz immediately spring to mind here.

I was thinking more of a cross between Millie Tant and Terry Fuckwitt :thumb:

Leave SHUGZV and Diggy alone.They own the VIDEOS!:hat:

ROCKET claimed to have BOUGHT ME ONE once, Shuglet must've spilt it

CHORLEY dont SURF.

and ROCKET drinks in the YARROW BRIDGE cos he don't wear builders clothes and A BASEBALL cap

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

Ger Boy wrote:

Ally wrote:

Student Grant and The Modern Parents from Viz immediately spring to mind here.

I was thinking more of a cross between Millie Tant and Terry Fuckwitt :thumb:

Or Roger Irrelevant and Spoilt Bastard.

Craig Dubya (or "Digitalwaters") has already reserved the Millie Tant tag :nod:

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Ally wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

Ger Boy wrote:

Ally wrote:

Student Grant and The Modern Parents from Viz immediately spring to mind here.

I was thinking more of a cross between Millie Tant and Terry Fuckwitt :thumb:

Or Roger Irrelevant and Spoilt Bastard.

Craig Dubya (or "Digitalwaters") has already reserved the Millie Tant tag :nod:

I thought he was 'Bertie Blunt: His Parrot's a Cunt'

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Charlie williams:lol:

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