MalcolmB

We all have different stories.

I not what you are trying to say but you don’t understand the special connection we have. i can tell they genuinely like me.

I am a pot head and a bit of a nutter. I find a lot of farangs ignore me but I am very popular with the bar girls. Maybe because they are all half nutters and on stuff as well and I tip well?

This Brit soldier needs some help. Anyone got a link to where we can donate?

With a supposed 2 million “users” 50 aint a lot. i think one million of those “users” might be Bobs various identities.

Mostly from listening to you. Watching Jerry Springer and The Sopranos, Breaking Bad. Poof Daddy, Michael Jackson, Epstein and Weinstein. Madonna, the gay porn industry GFC Highest incarceration rate in the world. Highest mass shootings in the world High divorce rate. Unnecessary wars slaughtering innocent families for things such as WOMD. WOMD sales to other countries. etc

Statistically the British descendants do the most crime down under. We are not taking them back. It is why we sent you all there in the first place.

I call BS on this one. The MAGAS have put up with constant lies, sexual assaults, paying off porn stars, dodgy vaccines, ripping off contractors, selling of bibles, six bankruptcies, a drop in their living standards etc. The vast majority will not care about this in the slightest. They love their Donald and they believe he loves them.

What was it about them being Jews that caused them to be expelled? What was the reason?

Much like the Jews were expelled in Europe. It isn’t any wonder they can not get along with each other, they don’t seem to get along with anyone.

What was she working as when you met her?

Fair enough

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Wise words from the highly respected elder statesmen of the forum. Apart from slotting me in the same category as Bob and Harris.

It is not me Fred. It was the Germans and now Arabs. And quite a few others as well.

thanks Fred, I just checked my history books. You went into Vietnam to fight “communism” Vietnam is still communist. You went into to Afghanistan to fight Osama Bin Laden, who was a Saudi hiding out in Pakistan. But Saudi was too powerful with their oil and Pakistan has nukes, so Afghanistan it was. You went into Iraq for imagined Weapons of Mass Destruction that you imagined. Now you want to go into Greenland and Panama.

The American people voted for their clown, and correct, they are as sharp as a balloon. They don’t care about bribery and corruption, Americans have low moral standards and will do anything they can to win going back to the slave days. They will never change. They think the clown is winning for their country, the rest of the world see Trump as plundering the country for his own benefit. But as long as they are happy, that is all that matters. It is not as if they do not know what he was like before they voted for him. Their choice.

So they moved to a Middle East venue where an awful lot of them want to enthusiastically want to slaughter them. Probably best to find an island for them.

You guys couldn’t even beat small countries like Vietnam or Afghanistan. You would really struggle to win against a first world country.

Yes, fair point. i think we could do without all that. In my opinion it is a bit childish all that stuff.

That is a very broad statement. In what ways, in your opinion, has it gone downhill?

Is that you Cheesey?

Why is you sphincter all bloody?

Online.

Use your brains for once Lou. There would be no place to comment on if admin didn’t set it up in the first place. Gee some people are stupid.