
Bday Prang
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its only 200km for gods sake , why not be adventurous and engage the services of a tuk tuk ? apologies I've no idea what the trendy slang is for that amongst the annoying telesales / MLM community No need to negotiate a price beforehand either, let him keep you guessing for the entire journey, adding to the fun
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I don't think it actually is misogynistic to be honest , the word means a hatred of women. The human race has developed over 1000's of years and throughout that time the roles of men and women have also evolved and developed with pretty clear lines being established regarding the roles each should play in society The roles were not developed or influenced by any particular hatred of women (muslims aside) but each gender naturally assumed roles that they were best designed for. an example being the males superior upper body strength and inherent aggression made him the natural defender of the family unit. Whilst the woman's maternal instinct and general lack of aggression made her more suitable for raising children and general domestic duties This natural assignment of gender specific roles served us well for millenia Now in these "enlightened" times there are some misguided souls who think that these roles were unfairly decided by men, they were not , it was all decided by nature. Their attempts to change things for reasons of "diversity" or in the name of any other such man made concepts of "inclusion" or any other rubbish are doomed to disaster, Oh sure they can try and force it down peoples throats by passing laws and screaming abuse at those who refuse to accept it but at the end of the day if it is contrary to nature it will never be sustainable Women in the kitchen, misogynistic? Nah , merely an acceptance of the natural order of things And as if we need another example of how the world is going mad check this out , simply astonishing, yet stomach churning at the same time , the lengths some are prepared to go to deviate from nature is truly amazing https://kiisfm.iheart.com/content/2022-10-13-trans-women-are-having-prosthetic-babies-to-mimic-childbirth/ https://br.ifunny.co/picture/the-butt-baby-a-prosthetic-baby-that-can-be-inserted-YFnDPVgKA
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They always start their posts with "Hi guys" or similar. And I've never understood the "bangers" thing, it not even an abbreviation for gods sake. Is this the product of minor public schools, Or evidence of a different emerging class of visitor. I'm thinking retired estate agents, or retired assistant managers from the smaller budget supermarkets, Or even more worryingly one of those highly annoying telephone sales types Nice to know his "good lady" is meeting him , I knew she'd wait for him lol
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I might give it a try though , if only to see for myself if the faeces of the affluent really don't smell, unlike like those of us normal people
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Way back then, when men were men. and not the effeminate snowflakes that we are breeding these days in the so called developed world, and australia too, evidently With world war3 undeniably getting closer every day, people need to toughen up significantly, -
I find the story rather strange, There is no mention of whether he could swim or not, If he couldn't , and many can't here, then his death is hardly unexpected, drunk or not , playing in 4 metre deep water is hardly a risk free activity for a non swimmer, I'm genuinely surprised this didn't happen years ago if it a regular pastime of his. I can only imagine that he was using some sort of buoyancy aid like a gallon plastic oil container or similar which he lost hold of and it floated out of his reach On the other hand if he could swim , even if drunk , I'm sure he could have swum to the bank, its hardly the Amazon and it wasn't flooding? Maybe it was the water faries
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
That fool is focussed on nothing , except petty trolling. -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
It is you who needs to learn a little bit about Islam, Once you realise why they consider people like you to be nothing better than useful idiots you will be qualified to comment further. You seem strangely fixated on age georgina , Your ridiculous posts actually do help you to appear younger than many on here, One could be forgiven for thinking they were born from the mind of an angst ridden teenage girl. Do you assume that persona on other websites by any chance? -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Considering your attitude, I probably have considerably longer left than you. I still maintain that wokies like you are sad humourless invertebrates So prove me wrong, tell us all a joke, do you even know any? I very much doubt it -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
So you survive from the taxes paid by those who are prepared to work,? Now why does that not surprise me, possibly because it seems to be standard behaviour from your sort -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Show me where I said I was in my seventies, I have never said that as I am not. I have a long way to go "Atrocious Racism" how would you know? you have clearly never read the book, but, as usual that is unimportant as far as the woke are concerned, Expressing your faux outrage is all that matters to your sort -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
lol the first book we were introduced to at Primary school in the uk ( around 5 years old) would have the wokies clutching at their pearls. It was called "Little Black Sambo" to a 5 year old it was a wonderful book with pictures that gave us a little insight into a way of life in far off land as it described the adventures of a fictional African boy of a similar age to ourselves There was nothing overtly racist about it, Mainly stories about getting chased by lions etc But once the "woke" got involved , this work of the devil himself had to be banned, most of them never even read it -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
That is common in the UK too Some old school joiners might still order timber by the "standard" which I think is based on cubic yards. It can get confusing sometimes -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Off course it has to work both ways, those who give it in the name of humour, have to be prepared to take it in the same vein. One thing that applies to british humour is that a lot of it is self deprecating, we may well laugh at others, who doesn't? but we are more than capable and quite prepared to laugh at ourselves, a characteristic not shared by many other nationalities Just to clarify, we were around 7 years old at the time we used the words spaz and spaz-chariot as joking insults amongst ourselves "stop acting like a spaz" or " your dads new car looks like a spaz=chariot" Even at that tender age we understood not to go screaming it in the faces of the poor unfortunates. Anybody wishing to take offence over what me and my pre teen mates got up to half a century ago can of course feel free to do so , but I would have thought their time would be better spent getting a life and developing a sense of humour I think in any comedy situation there will be somebody who can be described as the subject. ie the butt of the joke, but as far as the woke are concerned they have now identified a victim to "support" and of course an "aggressor" who must be destroyed or cancelled. Unless we are very careful the very human "sense of humour" will soon be outlawed by the humourless lefties, the future is bleak -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
And right on cue a virtue signaller crawls out from under her rock On whose behalf are you attempting to take offence? and what's more to the point , why? Get a life -
Have you been drinking ? deary me so early in the day too I have not conflated or tried to shape anything that you have said , not that you said anything particularly pertinent to the thread anyway Not quite sure what has "triggered you" if any other members can explain why you are so upset I might be prepared to listen , on the other hand I might not. I certainly won't be listening to anything you have to say. Meanwhile , DO NOT, tell me what I can or can't write, Nobody requires your permission Either become a mod or just shut it
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
They do not "stride godlike" when they come to liverpool, they creep around in the shadows like little bitches -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
No I was not laughing "with them" are they even capable of laughing ? We didn't get close enough to them that they could hear us so no they were not "offended" People would of course have to be a bit more careful these days as there are so many virtue signallers itching to take offence on their behalf. Although I can't say I am particularly bothered, A joke is a joke and nothing is off limits as far as I am concerned, if the woke have their way their will be no more jokes. Think about that for a few minutes -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Liverpool is NOT "across the Mersey river from Manchester" so as I suspected you have absolutely no idea where to find it on a map. No need to be too embarrassed most Americans would also have little idea. You might find the following english saying helpful in the future "It is better to keep ones mouth shut and let people think you are stupid, than to open ones mouth and prove it". By the way, your mates are clearly A$$h0les -
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Bday Prang replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
We found it funny, and I still do .