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So what do you make of Mohamed Hussein who tackled robbers armed with axes and held them for the police. How does he fit into your picture? Perhaps he popped home for a bit of paedophilia after tackling this criminal?

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime...t-8648668.html

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What do I make of it?

Absolutely nothing.

And your post reads like a Daily Mail article...........

"tackled robbers armed with axes"

The robber (singular) had just fallen off a motorcycle, and the axes had been left at the scene of the crime where they were simply used to smash glass display cases.

Inaccurate and exaggerated rubbish.

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"Inaccurate" maybe, but perhaps, possibly, OP was trying to make a point about the general criticism of Muslims (by some of the public), rather than just condemning terrorists and extremists.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-22802619

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Whoosh.......

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Indeed.


I wonder if the soldier in the article you link to here is really an illegal,terrorist child-groomer, eh?

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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=whoosh

Meaning what?

Most people on this forum speak adult English.

Or is this another childish alternative to the short lived "Meh" from the the socially and literately inept?

We also try to research our facts before posting them.

Are animated avatars allowed now, by the way?

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animated avatars are allowed to Premium Members.

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Thank you for the clarification................. at least these people have to pay for the right to irritate the nuts off people.


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Hello Noni,

Just out of interest, how much does it cost to become a premium member & can you pay any more to be a 'full weight member' ?

Best Regards

H.

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Couldn't find anything about this upper echelon either, despite searching everywhere on the forum (or anything about fidgity avatars either).

Perhaps it's by invitation only if you kiss enough ars*s?

Never mind, quite happy down among the peasants (and wouldn't pay to participate in a bloody forum anyway!)


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Heavy rain in Goa but did not spoil the BJP conference.

http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/na...country-377454


V. heavy rain in karwar but our recent new roof has meant no leaks this year (so far), clay tiles replaced by metal sheets which are made to look like tiles, surprised that they actually look quite nice!!!!

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But noisy!


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Yes, that is a negative. The clay tiles kept being broken (by monkeys) takes days to get any one to do repairs. Fed up with using buckets, and a bathroom turning into a 'wet room' in October the 'last straw'.

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Further news.
Advani resigns!!!! Has he gone demented? Spoiling the party's chances.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/i.../20519578.cms?

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Good riddance to the old fascist.....but its cleared the way for that other tw*t, Modi. I often wonder when India, young India, is going to rise up politically and get rid of the corrupt greedy avaricious self serving idiots who rule the roost at the moment and that includes 90% of the Gandhi clan and around 90% of the BJP too.The strange thing is though that Bihar in productivity and governance leaves Gujarat behind ! Thats where the BJP should be looking for a leader.:amen: