Will B Good

Hahaha......and who on here, do think, could draft that response within 60 seconds.....and then pass it off as their own diligent, research.......AND have people believe it was personal research? I think your problem lies in no longer being able to make totally erroneous statements without receiving a strong, clear rebuttal....(even though this wasn't your statement in this instance).

Talking to the wife.....the village FB group is buzzing with this news....the outcome? They are going to burn...end of.

How can it be the sole website along with many others?

Soil truck drivers are paid per ticket....so they drive like absolute ******* manics

I wouldn't say anti-Americans......more the intelligentsia.

Not many expats over here without boobs......might be worth a buzz.....if you haven't tried it don't knock it.

This is my fire alarm......although he's dumb enough to sleep through a fire.

There's a lot going on prepping the ground for disruptive appeals the moment "it appears" he has lost. All hell will break loose.....even if only in the courts.

Ooooo...green is not a color that suits you.

Forum rules.....you are not to enquire into other members personal circumstances

"pls refrain from using the lords name in vain as well"......now that is funny.

What do you imagine...."If no evidence of cheating" means?........that's rhetorical.

I don't believe in magic I don't believe in I-Ching I don't believe in Bible I don't believe in tarot I don't believe in Hitler I don't believe in Jesus I don't believe in Kennedy I don't believe in Buddha I don't believe in mantra I don't believe in Gita I don't believe in yoga I don't believe in kings I don't believe in Elvis I don't believe in Zimmerman I don't believe in Beatles

Post of the day in my book.

I think you're wrong. I'm sure he had a PEP in mind all along, detected the smoke and put it into action without fear nor favour.

...but when Trump says it....oh boy, he means it!!!.....555

"and the loony left woke agenda".....oh.... and you were doing so well up to that point.

If you think...... "Finally, a sensible answer"....... was sarcasm I need to look up the definition.

On fire.....and no dog to save me.

Are you sure it wasn't sarcasm?

I guess it is in the nature of the beast......555

What a truly pathetic and child like comment......do really think I am going to spend days researching a topic I know little about in order to counter ridiculous statements from the hard of thinking on this forum.....grow up.

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"I am left leaning in my political view".......555

Do I know all their names? Have I got their previous addresses?