Atila Reincarnate

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > As for Atila, you know (and I guess he'd admit) he > gets very wound up, very easily, so why not just > ignore him too, otherwise you say something back, > he gets wound up, and then a row starts. > > It's all playground nonsense anyway. Man U are top > of the pile at the moment, can't you just be > pleased about that, and take insults as envy? > > Liverpool won't get relegated I'm afraid, and > think of your poor father-in-law! Keef, as far as I'm concerned it's all banter, and yes I'm as guilty as anyone else of winding peoiple up , and not just SP. I'm afraid Man Ure bring out the worst in me and I can't help myself, I know I should try to get over my hatred of them but I can't, and I genuinely do despise them more than Spurs and only marginally less than Chavski. I've had to put up with some shit in the past on this forum, but what you gonna do eh? Oh well, c'est la vie.

My late father arrived in London in 1955 & as a matter of choice chose to mix with other Turkish Cypriots in the various shady gambling dens & card schools in both North & South East [he later opened his own dodgy card school above a shop we owned in Peckham]. He once explained to me the reason he mixed with his fellow islanders was because they spoke the same language, had the same culture, same religous beliefs, etc & felt no kinship with Londoners of another race, colour, or creed. I on the other hand was born and bred in London, have some affinity with Turkish Cypriots for obvious reasons but also for obvious reasons,namely shared experiences and so on, I'm more at home with people born & bred here

vinceayre Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No, death is an acceptable reason to be off work > but we do require you to ring in before your shift > starts if at all possible please. That's a very fair and enlightened view.

vinceayre Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well at least she wouldn't have put up with Bob > Crow and his loonies trying to hold London to > ransom, I mean 40k a year 8 weeks hols and a 35 > hour week, sack the lot of the ungrateful > b*&^%$tds > > Vince. I think they should get on their collective bike and find alternative employment. Workers rights, what are they thinking of? They'll be wanting time off to die next.

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I heard she turned down an offer from Playboy. I > bet hers are like Spaniels ears. Oh my lord what a frightening image.

Yes she could sell us everything we thought we already had a stake in such as utilities. What a dleightful person she is nearly as sacred as the dear old queen mum. FFS.

blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rubbish What is exactly, do try to keep up and be a tad more precise old thing, there's a good chap.

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ben Kinsella was not involved in Gangs at all. > > 3 Murderers did not want to "lose face" so > murdered him to keep their street cred... Tony, as I'm sure you'll be aware, when we were kids if you had an argument with someone if we progressed to violence it was a straight forward punch up and when it was all over is was forgotten. These people, apart from being so far beneath contempt it beggars belief, are nothing but cowards, pure and simple. They hunt in packs and use knives cos they can't fight.

jimmy two times Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I reckon they'd be queuing up to be quite honest. > Anyway, I have made my position clear. It is as > follows: > 1.Death penalty for Sadistic murderers who are > done bang to rights > 2. Chemical castration for Paedophiles > 3. Torture to extract valuable information from > terrorists > 4. Corporal punishment and /or torture for > hardcore drug dealers > 5. All the above for Arsenal fans and cyclists who > mount pavements. You've just over reached yourself, careful you don't have people accusing you of placing spittle flecked rants on here and saying that you are a far right supremacist taking on vigilante duties in your spare time.

Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Walworth's East Street Market 'dying' > Thursday, 04 June 2009 > > Stallholder Ador Miah talks to Simon Hughes MP at > East Street Market, Walworth > > By Jenny Clover > > TRADERS at a once-thriving market claim it is > ?dying on its feet? and are even taking bets on > when it will close. > > Stallholders at East Street in Walworth, claim > their market, which has been going since 1880, is > unloved and underfunded. > > A report commissioned by the Southwark Association > of Street Traders found that in just one year the > number of stallholders across the borough has > shrunk from 480 to 275. > > Just seen this while looking at The South London > Press. > > This is exactly the type of thing I was referring > to.. I lived in East street for approximately 12 years between the early 60's to the middle 70's and occasionally went back to visit my late grandmother until her death 1n 2005. The market is not as it used to be as the mix of races, cultures, since that time has changed markedly so the demand for the products that the stalls used to sell is not in demand as much as they used to be. It is a shame nonetheless, as I have many happy memories of shopping in the "Lane" as a child with my mum and later as a teenager when I used to buy some of my records from A1 stores in the Walworth Road and May Smiths toy shop at the top of East Street, and my Levis, Sta Press, Ben Shermans, Brutus shirts, tonic trousers from Fox's outfitters, where the actor somtime club bouncer "Nosher" Powell used to serve. Happy days indeed.

blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Atila Reincarnate Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > blah Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > dont you have some vigilante duties to be > > getting > > > on with ? > > > > > > Go to the botom of class, your sweeping > > generalisations have no place in this class > room. > > E- > > > The only class I am in is Class War > > *boom tish* > > etc I do not wish to know that kindly leave the stage.

bigbadwolf Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's O.K Sean. You can save it for Atila'a > Requiem. Please don't drag me into this. I'm far too busy doing my vigilante thing, isn't that right blah?

Look at that girl - Otis Redding

Holidays in the sun - Sex Pistols

The winker on his way to Real, what shock eh? I bet nobody saw that coming.

blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dont you have some vigilante duties to be getting > on with ? Go to the botom of class, your sweeping generalisations have no place in this class room. E-

blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz the reprise Quite, I find your postings have a soporific on me.

blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > no crime is the same as another. When we begin to > view each as a result of a seies of events, > influences and pressures, then we can make > progress. there is no one size its all solution, > so your question is an irrelevance & a diversion Did you read my post or did you just choose to ignore & respond. The question is neither irrelevant nor is it a diversion. Is is just as relevant as anything you have posted, perhaps you don't have an answer in which case don' t bother posting an irrelevant response

Keef thanks for that, I can rely on you for grounded sensible commentary, unlike some that believe their view is gospel and beyond reproach & turn purple with righteous indignation when you dare to express a view contrary to their own. Cheers mate

Is it not a fair question wolfman?

Out of interest & in no more than 2 sentences what do you feel is a just punishment for murder where the evidence against the criminal is beyond doubt?

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Atila Reincarnate Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I'm sure many of you on EDF have read/heard > about > > the tragic case of a 14 year old lad you was > > knifed and killed in a random gang attack in > East > > London. The lad himslef had no association with > a > > gang. AS he was being punched and kicked to the > > ground he screamed in pain and called out for > his > > mum. The alleged assailant was heard by > witnesses > > to have said that the victime would "feel my > > shank". > > > > I'm guessing that ther are those of you on this > > Forum would say that the knifeman should be > told > > in no uncertain terms that he is a very naughty > > boy and mustn't do such horrid things ever > again. > > He should then be given some form of > counselling > > so that he can, at some point in his life, be > > valuable to society by offering the benefit of > his > > considerable social skills and life experience. > > After all the poor mite has obviously suffered > > some kind of trauma to act in such a nasty way. > > And if none of this works we let him back into > > society and no doubt some other inocent > bystander > > will "feel my shank". Oh well never mind, these > > things are sent to try us eh? > > > > I hope this is a reasonable, articulate and non > > spittle flecked and meets with the approval of > d > > carnell, Mr MaGabhann and Bob. I trust you are > all > > enjoying your day. > > Epic fail. Thanks headmaster, I'll try to do better next time.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not really Atila > > you have managed to capitalise on a poor boys > death in an attempt to (mis)represent my views. > You have failed miserably to summarise what I have > said > > You must be so proud Sean my petit chou, I wasn't trying to summarise yours or anyone elses views I was simply pointing out that there those on this forum who believe in such an approach rather that the other approach of using capital punishment. That is all, you have put a slant on my thread which is by no menas intended. Have a nice day y'all.

blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Atila Reincarnate Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > hahaha > > you are richard littlejohn and I claim my ?5 Terribly sorry old thing not even near the mark, take this 5 groats as a booby prize.

I'm sure many of you on EDF have read/heard about the tragic case of a 14 year old lad you was knifed and killed in a random gang attack in East London. The lad himslef had no association with a gang. AS he was being punched and kicked to the ground he screamed in pain and called out for his mum. The alleged assailant was heard by witnesses to have said that the victime would "feel my shank". I'm guessing that ther are those of you on this Forum would say that the knifeman should be told in no uncertain terms that he is a very naughty boy and mustn't do such horrid things ever again. He should then be given some form of counselling so that he can, at some point in his life, be valuable to society by offering the benefit of his considerable social skills and life experience. After all the poor mite has obviously suffered some kind of trauma to act in such a nasty way. And if none of this works we let him back into society and no doubt some other inocent bystander will "feel my shank". Oh well never mind, these things are sent to try us eh? I hope this is a reasonable, articulate and non spittle flecked and meets with the approval of d carnell, Mr MaGabhann and Bob. I trust you are all enjoying your day.