woodrot

Can someone define the boundaries for what is good & what is bad retail wise? Just for future reference like. Its just getting a bit confusing on here , what with opaque definitions of what is a chain ( bad ) and what is independent ( good) - even though both may have multiple outlets & both are motivated purely by profit over any other consideration & both would jump ship from ED should the profits not materialise. ta

If not a shooting, then how does the EDF feel about a gentle kneecapping ? seemed to sort out Belfast back in the '70s Or maybe Cutting their hands off, sharia style ? or We can always just tie them up with cable ties and smash each one of their fingers with a ball pein hammer ? Lets wipe them scum from our streets.Premptive stikes is the way to go - theres a bloke down the street who keeps himself to himself and lives with his mother. he looks at me in a funny way.I hear theres a Paediatritian in the area - lets get the bastard before he strikes again /lol etc

I would shoot a burgular and indeed am relishing the thought because of this thread. I am filling my own ammo and making dumdums on the heals shabby chic kitchen table as this very minute I now feel alot more secure, now I am tooled up & am camoing my face as I write this. I may hunt down to phantom piss bottle distributor and humanely despatch him for the good of the community. Thank you EDF.

easy jet are saints when compared to the vermin of ryanair

read the terms and conditions bludz - this is not outragreous ae carriers go - the reason why you got a cheap flight in the first place is because of use of this model - cake and eat it scenario

http://www.genesisexpo.co.uk/aboutus.html

Dont mention horses, else you will have the ED ALF animal rights suicide death cadre picketing yer thread

there is only one way to sort out this petty dispute - a duel at dawn anyone got a brace of shooters we can rent for the meeting ? No questions asked of course

migrants establishing a perceived pecking order is not something new in se london

Arctic *Choosing what kind of organic olives to have for the weekend *SNUB bags *holiday breaks in Whistable Red Hot * Choosing the right size of shot for maximum stopping power * ALF inspired direct action on circuses * Survivalist residental courses in Oregon

Antarctic sub zero * cargo shorts * cupcakes * Bugaboos * Keep calm and carry on items * wills and kate * Prince harrys cock * The Dordogne Red Hot * getting tooled up * giving them both barrels * shooting first and asking questions later * ridding the streets of the scum that blight and pollout our lives * Horrorshow Ultraviolence * Portraits of Tony Martin above the fireplace * killing them all and letting God sort them out

I have an opening - but as its in my Unwanted kitten, Burlap sack & Brick department, then Its probabaly not for you

...The Begging Bowl, in ED Business , Resturants and Trades section It is truly compelling reading. Utterly unhinged. Well done.

"Murder rates have increased by 52% in England and Wales since the introduction of gun control laws in 1968 and 15% since the 1997 handgun ban. So gun laws do not reduce murder rates or violent crime. " this isnt a binary issue - the stat may be correct, the conclusion you posted is blates wrong Im afraid

So Carrols 6 week break - I beleive that the red shite cover his wages when hes crocked - w00t - decent business model blates

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ...keep chains out, quality of food aside they'll > just destroy any character shopping street. I > remember when Upper Street was a joy now it's a > chain filled horror. from Cafe fooking Nero to GBK > to Adventure Bar the writing is on the wall I > think. Especially when the new census data filters > into all the location marketing tools and the > people in all the chains development offices say > "hey, SE22 is coming up on the databse as a real > opportunity for our XXXXXX aimed at soulless > yuppies with no imagination concept" Up to a point, I agree with much of this - but there are some truly terrible eateries/ afternoon teaeries in ED that are local/ independents but provide a rather dreadful service and somehow seem to solicit new victims on a daily basis

A curry house would be nice.

hippies *spits*

Ive probabaly got Toxoplasma from my shed of stolen cats anyway

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-19499157 guns innit

they dont have thieves in Saudia Arabia do they ? I for one welcome the imposition of shariah law in the UK

Just dont get me started on the Channel islanders

Carter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In fact, there is a beatitful simplicity of law -: > don't invade, don't get shot. > > Plus, I would suppose that none of you have the > means anyway. I.E. - guns in the house. If we were > an armed society such as the Swiss then this would > be a better question. The Swiss have no need to burgle as they are as happy as Larry with their Nazi gold stashes and lie of beds made entirely of laundered dictator cash.

DKH has the ex Penn skool( Charter) steel band stuff innit

heres a C&P regaridng you cats safety during this cheery period "The holidays introduce quite an array of new items in your cats environment, much to their delight. Just remember the old saying ?Curiosity killed the cat?! They will poke their little noses into everything, taste, chomp, and eat that which entices. Keep your knowledge of kitty behavior in the back of your mind to help make your festive home safe for your cats . Trees: Cats will chew & possibly eat the leaves of real & fake trees. This could be toxic or cause gastric distress. Water in the tree stand is often treated with preservatives or sugar. Prevent your cat from drinking this water. Tinsel, if ingested, will wrap around intestines, causing death. Cats cannot gag it out. Same goes for ribbon! Lights: Prevent cats from chewing on wires Plants: Many plants are toxic, poisonous, or can cause serious stomach upset if ingested. Poinsettias, lilies, and holly berries are common. Presents: Watch out for those ribbons, especially the curling ribbon. Candles: Flames accessible to cats is just plain dangerous. Try flameless candles. Scent: Holiday homes smell lovely but remember, kitties are very sensitive to those chemicals behind the scent (as are some people). Be judicious on their use. Baking cookies & pies smells better! Table confetti: Cats may eat the small, sharp edged pieces & succumb to intestinal & throat distress. Fake snow: Don?t even think of putting this out. Hope this safety list from Wet Whisker cat grooming helps guide your holiday decorating. Look for cat safe decorative items and have a wonderful holiday season!" Someone actually spent time posting this on the internet.Is there no end to this idiocy ?