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Carl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Kindness - an underrated virtue. Indeed. Reminded me of a charming Irish Punter that I used to do Business with 5 years ago. He used to regularly say "Tony, please don't take my kindness as a weakness!"... Lovely Guy. "Knocked" me for ?600 and did a Runner....

Saw Marianne Faithful on Tele t'other day. That reminds me, has anyone got a Mars Bar going spare?

Brendan Wrote: ... this world is too full of fuckwitted > shitehawks ..... LOL...To be filed and stored under "Forum Classics". I trust you will allow me to plagirise that comment Brendan...

bignumber5 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't tend towards public grief responses to the > death of strangers, but a 27 year old mother of 2 > died on mother's day at the end of an extremely > unpleasant, and probably painful, illness. You > don't have to be emotionally invested in the Heat > magazine celeb circus to objectively find that > sad. Naturally. It should be the better side of Human Nature. > > > As for the very public portrayal of Jade's illness > and demise in the spotlight, she had a last chance > to make a few quid for her kids. I think most > people, and almost certainly most parents, can > understand such a parting gesture. I've no idea > who's reading it, and it doesn't really matter > whether or not anyone is. Absolutely. > > > For those who are invested, art imitating life has > a proud history, outlined above by others, based > around people wanting to experience emotion and > the more tangiable the trigger, the more genuine > the sensation feels. Reality TV and crap celeb > culture are simply an extension of that, verging > on life imitating art imitating life. Not my cup > of tea, but we're all different. BB's point about > sports teams is a very astute one - it's about > experiencing emotion, and what does that for the > individual. But the emotions are no more or less > genuine for the wider opinion of the trigger. I > have no doubt that there are some people out there > who feel genuine grief for a woman that they never > met. I don't really get it and I certainly don't > share it in the subjective sense, but I don't have > to: it's their grief. Agreed, with the caveat that I certainly can be very upset about a person (or conceivably an Animal) that I have seen, regularly, but never actually met. I was very sad when Bob Monkhouse died and Emlyn Hughes, who embodied the Spirit Of Life lighting up the surroundings wherever he was, or people that have been part of my life via my living room, for nearly 50 years now. Maybe its also a sense of the fragility of life and ones own mortality. In other cases (not Jade) its a feeling that an era is coming to an end. Jade Goody. R.I.P.

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On your own again tonight Tony. Best put this > thread to bed eh pal. On the contrary BBW!...Pissed off at losing ?350 today, admittedly but my g/f is upstairs beautifying herself for this evenings entertainment. I've already bought The Blossom Hill Wine (I'm classy like that!::o)

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > JESUS FCUKING CHRIST TONY NOT YOU AS WELL!!! Sean > can you sort this all out please and bring the > thread to an end! I agreed and disagreed with their every word BBW and as a result have got several splinters right up my aris from sitting on the fence. I offer no opinion but quoted "Del" a contributor to The South London Press' Letters Page who was bemoaning the demise of many Camberwell Shops

Miles. Miles? MILES !!!! Where art thou Romeo?

Never mind Millwall. Could this be 'Pools Year?....It would be great to think so...

May I respectfully ask that contributors stay "on topic" as I, for one, feel intense irritation when some hi-jack a thread and send it meandering off at a tangent. Thank You so very much. TLS onbehalf of The Management.

No! Hang On! NOT what Keef and Rosie said..."Del" was saying that the area was snotty in the SLP soHE must think "class" exists as that usually equates to snobbery as in The Famous Sketch where John Cleese "looked down" on Ronnie Barker,who, in turn, looked down on Ronnie Corbett, who was depicted as Working-Class.

What Keef and Rosie said..

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brill post from Acid Casual! I've been saying for > ages there is no such thing as class anymore. Well "Del" Does Keef! Camberwell | Thursday 19/Mar/2009 | South London Press I prefer Camberwell without all those snotty things East Dulwich has.

KalamityKel Wrote: "children should be seen and not heard" ...which, of course, became: Ladies should be obscene and not heard.. ......Get The Engine Running!:)

"You Cowson!" "You're a "Schemer" !" "Don't Soft-Soap Me" Have to say she was just the most fantastic loving person who I kissed and hugged every day, as an Adult (almost every day). As her Tombstone says "To My Darling Angel"...and she was! Happy Mothers Day Sweetheart! p.s. Don't mind me not going to the Cemetary today as it will be full of "once/twice a year 'ers" and the Flowers are overpriced accordingly. I'll be back there soon.;-)

Back to Football...as the ORIGINATORS of the Song..(Tottenham please note!) its. WE ARE MILLWALL SUPER MILLWALL WE ARE MILLWALL FROM THE DEN.........OIIIIIIIIIIII

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tony, it seems to me like you are trying to get a > rise out of Atila (who to be fair, has been known > to rise to things quite easily). Why don't you > just leave well alone, as it's you who is coming > over badly here. I agree, lets return this thread back to Football after my diversion, but MUST take issue with you on one point though Keef! Atila INSTIGATED every altercation he was involved in. He rubbished many peoples threads with comments like "I don't give a toss" etc when he was NOT part of any of the threads that I saw, and there were many that he INSTIGATED them on! Your comment does suggest that he is the respondee where nothing could be further from the truth! He didn't "rise" to anything he started the "ag":-$ with various Men and a Few Ladies, as well. Anyway 'nuff said as someone will complain (either Atila as the "victim" or others on his behalf (which, unbelievably, happened after HE kicked off the other night!)... Anyway Keef Point Taken and 'nuff said.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just like you then Tony? ;-) One does ones best Anna.....one does ones best...;-)

Atila Reincarnate Wrote: As are most of your postings, anyway his attitude is indicative of all things Man U. Love your use of the smiley face by the way, very grown up and tasteful. A teenager telling "me" to grow up! lol So nice to hear from you again after your shenhanigans the other night! Now most people reading your multifarius abusive comments on a variety of threads, that night, would have been appalled at your general aggressive tone to all and sundry who crossed your path. Not I though ! I admire someone like you with an attitude. That kind of attitude should be emulated by more teenagers, though, obviously, that attitude will change as you evolve and mature. ).. See Ya and Keep On, Keeping On Putting The Boot In ! p.s. Glad to see you have sobered up now M8:)-D Try staying off the hard stuff if it doesn't agree with you though.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > surely you can figure it out already?> > a : & a p = :p see? 'ere don't adopt that bleedin' tone with me, whats wrong with yer? Anyway I got the a,p bits but where's the & ??

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He didn't speak to anyone though. All his comments > in the press have been taken for the club's TV > channel. He was in a reflective mood, obviously. He's a very thoughtful, insightful Man...:)

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > >:-( u taking the mik?! :p Nah! I'm beginning to understand. So what buttons do you actually press, as there are occassions when that would be a useful tool.

Thats a metaphoric "old" btw....we all know you are about 25/26.:)...

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > U have a sticky tongue? How bizarre! (and rather > odd) How do you do that "sticky tongue" ting Babes? (tries to gently work his way back in KK's Good Books, without, hopefully, her noticing...

...even though I do initiate it, 'tis true, sticky tongue.

Glad we can speak our mind, more freely, on this thread. Why do you keep waking me up, at some unholy hour with your chirpy banter KK, you old Bat?(6)