Irrational Hatreds
Jul 30th 2010, 1:14 am
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Re: Irrational Hatreds
So I really want to be Phil 'kin Collins living in France watching Titanic every night?
I beg to differ, I think you rubbish people because they are odious twots, that is what hatred is for. Love needs an opposite, it don't work otherwise.
If you can't truely despise something or someone without having to be psycho-'kin-analysed and have the roots of this hatred traced back to your 'kin mother by some know-nothing cardigan wearing twit with their own sordid issues kept well underwraps ... or something ... then where is the fun in life?
Latent issues? Me?
I beg to differ, I think you rubbish people because they are odious twots, that is what hatred is for. Love needs an opposite, it don't work otherwise.
If you can't truely despise something or someone without having to be psycho-'kin-analysed and have the roots of this hatred traced back to your 'kin mother by some know-nothing cardigan wearing twit with their own sordid issues kept well underwraps ... or something ... then where is the fun in life?
Latent issues? Me?
Jul 30th 2010, 1:17 am
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Re: Irrational Hatreds
So I really want to be Phil 'kin Collins living in France watching Titanic every night?
I beg to differ, I think you rubbish people because they are odious twots, that is what hatred is for. Love needs an opposite, it don't work otherwise.
If you can't truely despise something or someone without having to be psycho-'kin-analysed and have the roots of this hatred traced back to your 'kin mother by some know-nothing cardigan wearing twit with their own sordid issues kept well underwraps ... or something ... then where is the fun in life?
Latent issues? Me?
I beg to differ, I think you rubbish people because they are odious twots, that is what hatred is for. Love needs an opposite, it don't work otherwise.
If you can't truely despise something or someone without having to be psycho-'kin-analysed and have the roots of this hatred traced back to your 'kin mother by some know-nothing cardigan wearing twit with their own sordid issues kept well underwraps ... or something ... then where is the fun in life?
Latent issues? Me?
Jul 30th 2010, 1:27 am
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Re: Irrational Hatreds
Jul 30th 2010, 1:34 am
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Re: Irrational Hatreds
If you can't truely despise something or someone without having to be psycho-'kin-analysed and have the roots of this hatred traced back to your 'kin mother by some know-nothing cardigan wearing twit with their own sordid issues kept well underwraps ... or something ... then where is the fun in life?
Latent issues? Me?
Latent issues? Me?
I think plenty of people are ****** and wonder what went wrong with them. Provides a useful escape valve. There is a *****wit woman on the train with her shoes off - treating the place like her living room. Needs shooting.
Jul 30th 2010, 1:54 am
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Re: Irrational Hatreds
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Jul 30th 2010, 2:25 am
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Jul 30th 2010, 3:05 am
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Re: Irrational Hatreds
Hope you are not referring to me. For one thing I have never owned a cardigan. Where is the pyscho-analysis. The French just get on with their own thing - always have done just like I do...and their women are mostly attractive..
I think plenty of people are ****** and wonder what went wrong with them. Provides a useful escape valve. There is a *****wit woman on the train with her shoes off - treating the place like her living room. Needs shooting.
I think plenty of people are ****** and wonder what went wrong with them. Provides a useful escape valve. There is a *****wit woman on the train with her shoes off - treating the place like her living room. Needs shooting.
Jul 30th 2010, 3:26 am
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I do (personally) find the French fascinating but I think their soldiers* - and cars universally shite.
*Apart from Bernie's mob.
Jul 30th 2010, 3:30 am
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Well I could barely conceal the fact my blood was boilling. I looked around the carriage - (late in this morning) and hunted for a person that I could pick on just so that I could mount an internet defence.
I do (personally) find the French fascinating but I think their soldiers* - and cars universally shite.
*Apart from Bernie's mob.
I do (personally) find the French fascinating but I think their soldiers* - and cars universally shite.
*Apart from Bernie's mob.
Jul 30th 2010, 3:36 am
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Well I could barely conceal the fact my blood was boilling. I looked around the carriage - (late in this morning) and hunted for a person that I could pick on just so that I could mount an internet defence.
I do (personally) find the French fascinating but I think their soldiers* - and cars universally shite.
*Apart from Bernie's mob.
I do (personally) find the French fascinating but I think their soldiers* - and cars universally shite.
*Apart from Bernie's mob.
Then I had a Peugeot 309 GTi which I modified until it would not work any more ... the flames out the exhaust were fun (for a short time). Spent many thousands, got none back, crazy days.
I then had a Renault 21 Turbo, which saved my life due to the fact it was unexpectedly built like a (non-French) tank as I rolled it into a power pole at high speed and enjoyed a brief and exciting trip onto the roof and thence crawled out of the tailgate bruised by otherwise unharmed.
You would think that would mark the end of The Boy Racer Years but no, I bought another 21 Turbo ... which was a bag'o'shite.
Then I bought an MX-5, which I loved but turned me into a hairdresser called Julian for a brief period of time.
What French car would I buy today? Oh ... I'd tool around in a mint black DS
I'd forgotten this thread ... maybe I had the 21s in the wrong order ... http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...bo#post5283671
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Jul 30th 2010, 3:39 am
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Ah, the cars .... I have happy memories of going down to Le Mans in a Citroen AX GT ... I quite liked that car (not mine). Someone deliberately side-swiped it in Gillingham, it was that kind of place.
Then I had a Peugeot 309 GTi which I modified until it would not work any more ... the flames out the exhaust were fun (for a short time). Spent many thousands, got none back, crazy days.
I then had a Renault 21 Turbo, which saved my life due to the fact it was unexpectedly built like a (non-French) tank as I rolled it into a power pole at high speed and enjoyed a brief and exciting trip onto the roof and thence crawled out of the tailgate bruised by otherwise unharmed.
You would think that would mark the end of The Boy Racer Years but no, I bought another 21 Turbo ... which was a bag'o'shite.
Then I bought an MX-5, which I loved but turned me into a hairdresser called Julian for a brief period of time.
What French car would I buy today? Oh ... I'd tool around in a mint black DS
Then I had a Peugeot 309 GTi which I modified until it would not work any more ... the flames out the exhaust were fun (for a short time). Spent many thousands, got none back, crazy days.
I then had a Renault 21 Turbo, which saved my life due to the fact it was unexpectedly built like a (non-French) tank as I rolled it into a power pole at high speed and enjoyed a brief and exciting trip onto the roof and thence crawled out of the tailgate bruised by otherwise unharmed.
You would think that would mark the end of The Boy Racer Years but no, I bought another 21 Turbo ... which was a bag'o'shite.
Then I bought an MX-5, which I loved but turned me into a hairdresser called Julian for a brief period of time.
What French car would I buy today? Oh ... I'd tool around in a mint black DS
Jul 30th 2010, 3:42 am
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Jul 30th 2010, 3:43 am
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Bastards who post massive photos while I'm on dial-up speeds . . . 