Emerson Crane

Tarot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sean you come across as a dyed in the wood > Irishman, Do you think the name is a bit of a giveaway?

Intensification

Someday - Gap Band

Didn't a similar thread exist a while back?

Yet another case of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. Mr Wenger, you've given us some great years but we now need to either change our ways or you need to move upstairs.

Up on the roof- Drifters

jumpinjackflash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jumpinjackflash Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > sugar dumpling - sam cooke > > Sugar Walls - Sheena Easton > > > These Walls - Teddy Geiger These foolish things - Bryan Ferry

Fraud

camberwell70 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Emerson Crane Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ridgley Wrote: > Pot kettle black - Wilco Don't know that tune. Can you hum it?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Same old story, people read "bail out" and they > assume we are just giving money away. We are not. > > Sorry to sound harsh, but it's a bit ignorant > really. Not harsh, arrogant yes, patronising yes. Try and see things from their side, then you might temper your view. If the way this assistance, rather than bail out, was put forward in a more user friendly way, the "ignorant" among us may end up with a greater understanding of the issues surrounding this situation. Fair do you think?

Keef I think somebody posted this previously mate, but it does raise a smile.

I think the issue for most is that they struggle to see how giving huge amounts to another nation helps them. It is a selfish view perhaps, but in times of austerity I can see where thay are coming from.

And your response to my point about our willingness to help out countries such as Ireland in a huge way, yet let third world countries go to hell in a hand cart? Just asking like. Saying that other people feel the same as Dulwichfox about this simply proves that others are concerned that we seem to be all to eager to offer help when we ourselves are in a financial mire. Its a concern for him/her and others, especially when when the mantra at the moment seems to be we must all make sacrifices, tighten our belts, blah, blah, and on the other hand the goverment wants to play Santa Claus, but not to its own citizens. See my point? I'm chilled Sean, just putting a different view forward. B)

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sugar, Sugar - The Archies Ridgley, you take ither a word from the song title to follow on, or you use a song by the same artist to follow on, this does neither.

jctg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Emerson Crane Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Fatboy slim and people who think he's a genius > > > He's a good DJ though, you can't deny that. He can > rock a house party at the drop of a hat. As they > say. Sorry not my cup tea, I think he's vastly over rated as are most peple who simply play records. The artists who made the records he has sampled from are the real heroes, wonder how much the made from his success?

I've no wish to enter into a slanging match over this, he has expressed his view, you've expressed your, I've expressed mine. Same old story on here, express a view someone doesn't like and they jump on you. Can we change the name of the forum to the Righteous Indignation Forum? Playing devils advocate as is often my way, why arwe offering Ireland such a huge helping hand, when we offer ailing, war torn, disease ridden poverty stricken third world countries palty amounts in comparison??? I expect your ire and outrage laden response shortly. ;-)

Money

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seems a little unfair his missus getting 36 months > and he only gets 3 years. Typical of discrimination against women. B)

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well if the message from European Partners was > ?tough? that would seem payback for England?s > long-standing unhelpfulness in European matters. > It?s also a measure of how relatively sound the > UK economy is it doesn?t require help in the same > way (yet?) > > The UK isn?t helping Ireland out for altruistic or > even neighbourly reasons > > And the UK has had plenty of help from people over > the years so less of the martyrdom please Martyrdom? I think he's just expressing a view that many hold, which is acceptable on any forum in the interests of fairness and balance, no??

The Stealer - Free

Rugby

people who insist on riding bikes on the pavement and have the nerve to wear crash hats with no or scant regard for the safety of perons walking on

Fatboy slim and people who think he's a genius

Help me ( i think I'm falling) - Joni Mitchell

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