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Fair play.

Why is it that anybody who doesn't hold your point of view with regard to American foreign policy become immediately branded as soft? - you think your really clever but, honestly, you just come across as a bigoted twat who likes to act the internet hardman - its shockingly pathetic so anybody who doesn't share do-gooder softie views is a bigot, in your opinion ? Maybe, just maybe, the views you label as "bigoted" are realistic as opposed to idealistic ? so anybody who doesn't share bigoted views is a do-gooder softie, in your opinion ? Maybe, just maybe, the views you label as "do-gooder softie" are realistic as opposed to idealistic ? God I love the internet. Can I have one to take home please ?

You forgot "Guardianista", "fudge packing" and "Mohammed". Must try harder tbh.

Tell you what, it feels like hard work when there's cunts like this around. http://bit.ly/9kTjHs

If Tom's up for it, Bond Street is fine. If it's just you and me, head for London Bridge and we'll pub-surf from there. Will assume the former until further notice though.

Oh noes! Not only is my viewpoint diametrically opposed to that of some theoretical brown Satan I've dreamt up, apparently it also offends those who dare abstain from womankind and hence increase the number of laydeez who might be available to me when I venture out of my house and desperately seek some kind of human contact. How ever will I convince one of them to touch my weenie now?

FYP. (Seriously though - I like a peppermint or camomile tea as much as the next man, as long as he's a screaming bender or Brock , but when did we reach the point where tea is called "English Breakfast"? I blame the Islams.) it'd be like just calling Rioja red wine though, or Bells "Whisky" or Fosters "weak as piss puffs lager" it's still a "type" of tea, isn't it? and as this thread is about which type of tea people like, I'm not going to be then knobhead who says "Tea" so pipe down Martin or I won't buy you a pint on Wednesday! If we end up in a grotty dive in New Cross, you'll feel ashamed not to. I do take your point (and it feels spiffing up my slot), of course it's just another type of tea really - it's just there's clearly such a thing as a British/English cuppa and for me it falls into the same category as "gravy granules" meaning Bisto or "beans" meaning Heinz, for all there's multiple brands competing for the same accolade. Ultimately, if you said "a cup of tea" to anyone from these sceptr'd isles, they'd automatically think, assume and know you were talking about "English Breakfast". Please buy me alkiehol though? Please Unky Dave?

If only there were some way for us mere mortals to attend a game at Wembley. I tried to get tickets for the friendly against Slovakia but they rejected me on the "Stevie only" rule. haha I didn't even pay to get in the last time I was there. The only thing that spoils it is the stewards are complete arseholes, worst I've EVER seen. Oh aye. I saw them kicking off against flag-waving bairns at the aforementioned friendly, in the cheap seats up in the gods. Might have just been acting on FA orders , but I dread to think what they'd make of 40k Geordies refusing to sit down for 90 minutes. That thought has crossed my mind too, you have to see them to believe how bad they are. They're all foreign cunts as well. I don't know, based on experience from grounds full of little-Englander Esther Rantzen jobsworth stewards like the Madejski, I reckon we could get on well enough with your average foreigner to persuade them we're no bother really. It's those chip-on-the-shoulder Home Counties types you have to worry about.

Ray? Bray? Gay?

If only there were some way for us mere mortals to attend a game at Wembley. I tried to get tickets for the friendly against Slovakia but they rejected me on the "Stevie only" rule. haha I didn't even pay to get in the last time I was there. The only thing that spoils it is the stewards are complete arseholes, worst I've EVER seen. Oh aye. I saw them kicking off against flag-waving bairns at the aforementioned friendly, in the cheap seats up in the gods. Might have just been acting on FA orders , but I dread to think what they'd make of 40k Geordies refusing to sit down for 90 minutes.

If only there were some way for us mere mortals to attend a game at Wembley. I tried to get tickets for the friendly against Slovakia but they rejected me on the "Stevie only" rule.

FYP. (Seriously though - I like a peppermint or camomile tea as much as the next man, as long as he's a screaming bender or Brock , but when did we reach the point where tea is called "English Breakfast"? I blame the Islams.)

obsessed.... Was that countdown in years? Sima disappears for ages then pops up again in a thread about immigration... Check the dates man. I meant it's the only time he responds to me You do get the point though? because I have a view different to his ? No then.

The "crash of 2008" and the next few years aren't even comparable. They don't relate to the same groups of people at all.

obsessed.... Was that countdown in years? Sima disappears for ages then pops up again in a thread about immigration... Check the dates man. I meant it's the only time he responds to me You do get the point though?

Aye, he reckons he's been tripped up by a technicality rather than just being wrong and/or ignorant. Bless.

On the plus side, it'll be happy hour on the kalamari in Oberhausen tonight.

Apologies if already posted: http://www.nufcthreatlevel.com/2010/10/i-h...derby-week.html

Aye, that's why I welcomed Malouda's comments last week - not exactly much to cling on to, just an active acknowledgement of something that should be second nature anyway, but it's still more than you usually get in the game.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/o...ools?CMP=twt_gu Start from the roots up, I suppose. Can't quite see it working in less salubrious areas though.

I follow the Justin Campaign on Twitter (@justincampaign), quite interesting stuff. They rightly picked up on Malouda properly and actively comparing racism with homophobia during the week (http://tiny.cc/6zg6a) - good on him too.

Blimey.

Graham Webb-Lee. Proper raghead name, that.