| Terrible Attack on 22:27 - Jun 6 with 2832 views | D_Alien |
| Terrible Attack on 22:13 - Jun 6 by 49thseason |
The trenches reference is an analogy, a reference to the lack of leadership that currently exists in Government, in my view, as opposed to the conspicuous leadership skills of those who were prepared to lead others into battle.
If politicians refuse to share their vision (perhaps because they do not have one) and give vacuous responses to TV presenters and journalists, the vacuum they create is soon filled by those who shriek loudest. We have arrived at a point where the political agenda is being driven by Sky, The Grauniad the BBC and various other malcontents, the result is a Government that responds and apologises rather than leads and the outcomes will inevitably be detrimental to democracy and our national wellbeing. I should also point out that the Labour party has the same problems but being in opposition means they are less damaging to the country.
As Montgomery pointed out, if you push a length of string it never goes where you want it to, however, if you pull it, it goes exactly where you want . |
But again, the leadership skills of those in armed conflict is a very different animal to trying to thread a piece of string through the eye of needle, to absolutely murder a metaphor!
Just one example. Churchill is quite rightly on a pedestal as a consummate leader of the nation at war, but i watched a programme about the suffragettes the other night when he, as Home Secretary, was in absolute denial of the reality of their struggle and fed outright lies to his crony Lord Northcliffe to ensure the truth was obscured by the press
Quite frankly, i've had enough of the "visions" of politicians. Simple competence will do, and i can agree at least that all our politicians have something of a deficit on that score |  |
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| Terrible Attack on 22:35 - Jun 6 with 2820 views | FalingeParka |
| Terrible Attack on 21:54 - Jun 6 by D_Alien |
Here's another joke!
It's true. We have nowhere to go out to for a drink or decent food nowadays, and those places that are left only open between 9-11pm on a Saturday night
That's because every decent citizen has left, and those who remained aren't worth opening new premises for, since we've haven't a brass farthing between us
We await your return, to help us out of this morass, bringing with you the wisdom and humility accumulated from your foray into the world, to enlighten us and unburden us from our misery  |
Did I not say slowly enough for you? What is wrong with you? Change...brings...change. |  |
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| Terrible Attack on 22:42 - Jun 6 with 2807 views | FalingeParka |
| Terrible Attack on 22:13 - Jun 6 by 49thseason |
The trenches reference is an analogy, a reference to the lack of leadership that currently exists in Government, in my view, as opposed to the conspicuous leadership skills of those who were prepared to lead others into battle.
If politicians refuse to share their vision (perhaps because they do not have one) and give vacuous responses to TV presenters and journalists, the vacuum they create is soon filled by those who shriek loudest. We have arrived at a point where the political agenda is being driven by Sky, The Grauniad the BBC and various other malcontents, the result is a Government that responds and apologises rather than leads and the outcomes will inevitably be detrimental to democracy and our national wellbeing. I should also point out that the Labour party has the same problems but being in opposition means they are less damaging to the country.
As Montgomery pointed out, if you push a length of string it never goes where you want it to, however, if you pull it, it goes exactly where you want . |
Well yes 49th. Politicians are just berks like you and me. Why on earth do you think they should have, or could have, 'vision'? What would you do about the 'threats' to your way of life? Why do you think it was a big deal deal between Chamberlain, Halifax and Churhill then? No-one knows anything. | |
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| Terrible Attack on 22:46 - Jun 6 with 2801 views | FalingeParka |
It frightens me that 'politicians' are anyone's candleholders. Hitler was Weimar's when the crash happened. You, you are the candelholders. | |
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| Terrible Attack on 22:53 - Jun 6 with 2790 views | FalingeParka |
| Terrible Attack on 21:54 - Jun 6 by D_Alien |
Here's another joke!
It's true. We have nowhere to go out to for a drink or decent food nowadays, and those places that are left only open between 9-11pm on a Saturday night
That's because every decent citizen has left, and those who remained aren't worth opening new premises for, since we've haven't a brass farthing between us
We await your return, to help us out of this morass, bringing with you the wisdom and humility accumulated from your foray into the world, to enlighten us and unburden us from our misery |
You know that's not what I meant. Must we have to climb the wall again. So mendacious. So wilful in 'misunderstanding'. FFS! | |
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| Terrible Attack on 22:59 - Jun 6 with 2779 views | BigDaveMyCock |
Do you reckon Jeremy Thorpe shagged him out of the Sparks or what? Not the one who looked like Hitler the one that looked like a shit Jim Morrison.
Peter Cook reckoned he did. [Post edited 6 Jun 2018 23:07]
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| Terrible Attack on 23:03 - Jun 6 with 2772 views | FalingeParka |
| Terrible Attack on 22:27 - Jun 6 by D_Alien |
But again, the leadership skills of those in armed conflict is a very different animal to trying to thread a piece of string through the eye of needle, to absolutely murder a metaphor!
Just one example. Churchill is quite rightly on a pedestal as a consummate leader of the nation at war, but i watched a programme about the suffragettes the other night when he, as Home Secretary, was in absolute denial of the reality of their struggle and fed outright lies to his crony Lord Northcliffe to ensure the truth was obscured by the press
Quite frankly, i've had enough of the "visions" of politicians. Simple competence will do, and i can agree at least that all our politicians have something of a deficit on that score |
You're just the kind of tit found anywhere D'Alien. Why must we have you?
I try to find a genuine rise about the old town, and why not, and you, well... | |
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| Terrible Attack on 23:10 - Jun 6 with 2753 views | BigDaveMyCock |
| Terrible Attack on 21:26 - Jun 6 by FalingeParka |
The following a joke.
I leave you for a mere 25 years and you properly fcuk everything up:
Every single pub from the Highland Laddie all the way down Spotland Road to the Golden Ball gone. The beaut by the actual ground gone. Don't get me started on Whitworth Road's amazing places to go out any day of the week go.
You let the town lose all all important NHS services to other towns.
You let drug users intimidate you.
You naysay any fightback.
You blame the council for everything.
You blame everything on 'foreigners'.
You hate anything new.
IT WAS ALL YOUR FAULT.
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Alpine Gastof managed to outlive them all. Just saying. | |
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| Terrible Attack on 23:16 - Jun 6 with 2744 views | FalingeParka |
| Terrible Attack on 22:59 - Jun 6 by BigDaveMyCock |
Do you reckon Jeremy Thorpe shagged him out of the Sparks or what? Not the one who looked like Hitler the one that looked like a shit Jim Morrison.
Peter Cook reckoned he did. [Post edited 6 Jun 2018 23:07]
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If Peter said so, you might count on it. | |
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| Terrible Attack on 23:23 - Jun 6 with 2739 views | BigDaveMyCock |
| Terrible Attack on 23:16 - Jun 6 by FalingeParka |
If Peter said so, you might count on it. |
I’d get into a trench with Harold Wilson and Colin Moynihan. The rest can fook off. | |
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| Terrible Attack on 23:27 - Jun 6 with 2732 views | BigDaveMyCock |
| Terrible Attack on 23:23 - Jun 6 by BigDaveMyCock |
I’d get into a trench with Harold Wilson and Colin Moynihan. The rest can fook off. |
Oh yeah and Frederick Engels. | |
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| Terrible Attack on 23:32 - Jun 6 with 2720 views | Thacks_Rabbits |
| Terrible Attack on 22:23 - Jun 6 by R17ALE |
I've read this thread with interest but have no desire to get into the politics of it.
But, to go back to the beginning of it, I do have question. How the hell did the reporter know that it was a 9 iron used in the assault? Was Peter Alliss on hand soothingly saying, "he looks like he's going to go for it with a 9-iron"?
And I'm not dis-respecting the victims, I just want to know. |
In fairness R17 and again no disrespect to the victims. But in a lightning storm hold a 1 iron above your head. Even god can’t hit a 1 iron!!! |  |
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| Terrible Attack on 00:01 - Jun 7 with 2684 views | D_Alien |
| Terrible Attack on 23:03 - Jun 6 by FalingeParka |
You're just the kind of tit found anywhere D'Alien. Why must we have you?
I try to find a genuine rise about the old town, and why not, and you, well... |
Such a sense of humour FailureParka!
You just wouldn't cut it here anymore | |
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| Terrible Attack on 00:19 - Jun 7 with 2677 views | BigDaveMyCock |
| Terrible Attack on 09:32 - Jun 4 by nordenblue |
Yet others have done exactly the same just this week yet not even been given a warning nevermind a spell inside,how's that work?
If people actually do some proper research on him and not just the usual bollox the media like you to believe most if not all of what he reports is frighteningly accurate,keep brushing these things under the carpet but the country has an enormous elephant in the room that the majority are scared stiff to even talk about let alone tackle. |
Right, done my research and found a song about even numbers on a motorway, which was sh1t. | |
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| Terrible Attack on 06:51 - Jun 7 with 2599 views | FalingeParka |
Please ignore most of the content of my last posts. You're all marv and up the Dale!! | |
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| Terrible Attack on 08:58 - Jun 7 with 2531 views | mingthemerciless |
| Terrible Attack on 23:16 - Jun 6 by FalingeParka |
If Peter said so, you might count on it. |
In the old days when Hornets played at The Athletic Grounds the guy who ran the half time draw had a fearsome reputation among us young lads. You wouldn't want to be caught out on your own with him about.
He had several funny sayings when he walked around the ground with the winning number. He'd shout out " First prize, a round the world cruise on The Pennine Queen " , which was a motor boat on Hollingworth Lake I believe.
I remember him shouting out one week " First prize, a game of snooker with Jeremy Thorpe ".
This was well before the Thorpe affair became public. As a young lad I remember thinking " Why would anyone want a game of snooker with Jeremy Thorpe ? " | | | |
| Terrible Attack on 12:20 - Jun 7 with 2423 views | EllDale |
I remember him. Think he was called Walker and had been an ex-professional wrestler. | | | |
| Terrible Attack on 12:32 - Jun 7 with 2410 views | mingthemerciless |
| Terrible Attack on 12:20 - Jun 7 by EllDale |
I remember him. Think he was called Walker and had been an ex-professional wrestler. |
That's the guy. Not a bloke to get on the wrong side of. | | | |
| Terrible Attack on 12:36 - Jun 7 with 2400 views | EllDale |
Was his brother Arthur Walker who was Hornets chairman at one stage? | | | |
| Terrible Attack on 13:18 - Jun 7 with 2349 views | BigDaveMyCock |
| Terrible Attack on 12:32 - Jun 7 by mingthemerciless |
That's the guy. Not a bloke to get on the wrong side of. |
Nor was Jeremy Thorpe if British justice is not to be believed. | |
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| Terrible Attack on 13:21 - Jun 7 with 2345 views | mingthemerciless |
| Terrible Attack on 12:36 - Jun 7 by EllDale |
Was his brother Arthur Walker who was Hornets chairman at one stage? |
I think so. | | | |
| Terrible Attack on 14:00 - Jun 7 with 2297 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Terrible Attack on 00:19 - Jun 7 by BigDaveMyCock |
Right, done my research and found a song about even numbers on a motorway, which was sh1t. |
And he was glad to be gay |  |
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| Terrible Attack on 19:47 - Jun 8 with 2032 views | mingthemerciless |
I can't see how that's not a case of attempted murder. | | | |
| Terrible Attack on 20:01 - Jun 8 with 2009 views | since58 |
| Terrible Attack on 19:47 - Jun 8 by mingthemerciless |
I can't see how that's not a case of attempted murder. |
there good boys they didn't really mean it did they.??? | | | |
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