Returning to the UK - don't
May 10th 2009 | 10:36 pm
#46
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From: Hotter than hell
Re: Returning to the UK - don't
I must away to my bed after a long disturbed night. Please don't trouble to reply as I shall promptly leave this forum. I don't really know why people waste their time in this kind of exchange. I hope those who are genuinely concerned about what they may find in this country take my words as cautionary. When I was selling my house a British couple came to view (in Portugal) I asked why they weren't returning to the UK the reply was "because it has become a nasty little country". I was upset because we were leaving to care for our relatives, so we had no choice. The words have stayed with me ever since. It is becoming nastier.
Don't bother to post any replies. I find myself with better and more urgent things to do. Thank you very much though for your kind attention. I wish you all luck in whatever you decide to do.
As for people wasting their time!!! Well watching a soap opera, casual conversation in a pub and dusting the house could all be deemed a waste of time but people do get some type of enjoyment out of doing it, being part of a forum is no different.
If people don`t post replies then the forum largely ceases to exist, so your final bit of advice is not advisable.
May 10th 2009 | 10:37 pm
#47
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Re: Returning to the UK - don't
May 10th 2009 | 10:39 pm
#48
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Re: Returning to the UK - don't
May 10th 2009 | 10:57 pm
#49
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Re: Returning to the UK - don't
There is no need to leave a forum becuase people disagree with your views.....it happens every day here and is part of forum activity.
As for people wasting their time!!! Well watching a soap opera, casual conversation in a pub and dusting the house could all be deemed a waste of time but people do get some type of enjoyment out of doing it, being part of a forum is no different.
If people don`t post replies then the forum largely ceases to exist, so your final bit of advice is not advisable.
As for people wasting their time!!! Well watching a soap opera, casual conversation in a pub and dusting the house could all be deemed a waste of time but people do get some type of enjoyment out of doing it, being part of a forum is no different.
If people don`t post replies then the forum largely ceases to exist, so your final bit of advice is not advisable.
May 10th 2009 | 11:11 pm
#51
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Re: Returning to the UK - don't
Wow, patronising much?
May 10th 2009 | 11:18 pm
#53
Weirdo Latin Dude
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From: Hotter than hell
Re: Returning to the UK - don't
I think you`ll be tracked by the security forces (those that wear black boots and have moustaches) and also you don`t want to fall ill and end up in the sub human standard hospitals there. Take thermal underwear as well, as the sun doesn`t shine in Scotland.
May 10th 2009 | 11:25 pm
#54
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From: Hotter than hell
Re: Returning to the UK - don't
I must away to my bed after a long disturbed night. Please don't trouble to reply as I shall promptly leave this forum.
Don't bother to post any replies. I find myself with better and more urgent things to do. Thank you very much though for your kind attention. I wish you all luck in whatever you decide to do.
Don't bother to post any replies. I find myself with better and more urgent things to do. Thank you very much though for your kind attention. I wish you all luck in whatever you decide to do.
hehehehee you remind of someone that officially left but continued to lurk around for weeks before coming back on here
May 10th 2009 | 11:32 pm
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Re: Returning to the UK - don't
Perhaps some plaster of paris to enable the hasty fashioning of a cast in the event the nhs have run out.
My biggest concern is the dogs though, is it only England that has gone to them or does it stretch across the UK?
Should I carry some jerky in my socks as a quick means of distraction whilst I make my escape?
I already have a disguise prepared in order to foil the Orwellian cctv units but can anyone think of any other measures I can take to survive 2 weeks in the UK without death or serious injury?
May 10th 2009 | 11:33 pm
#56
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Re: Returning to the UK - don't
It is not that simple. I officially left too but my account is still here and like a junkie, I return.
May 10th 2009 | 11:40 pm
#57
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From: Hotter than hell
Re: Returning to the UK - don't
I was thinking of getting a medical kit together in case I have to stitch myself up in a draughty hospital corridor.
Perhaps some plaster of paris to enable the hasty fashioning of a cast in the event the nhs have run out.
My biggest concern is the dogs though, is it only England that has gone to them or does it stretch across the UK?
Should I carry some jerky in my socks as a quick means of distraction whilst I make my escape?
I already have a disguise prepared in order to foil the Orwellian cctv units but can anyone think of any other measures I can take to survive 2 weeks in the UK without death or serious injury?
Perhaps some plaster of paris to enable the hasty fashioning of a cast in the event the nhs have run out.
My biggest concern is the dogs though, is it only England that has gone to them or does it stretch across the UK?
Should I carry some jerky in my socks as a quick means of distraction whilst I make my escape?
I already have a disguise prepared in order to foil the Orwellian cctv units but can anyone think of any other measures I can take to survive 2 weeks in the UK without death or serious injury?
I think the rabid beasts are everywhere these days and they want blood and not jerky (whatever this is!!!)
The removal of your head and fingers may well confound cctv and the fingerprint scanners.
Last edited by Jules Europe; May 10th 2009 at 11:43 pm.
May 11th 2009 | 1:11 am
#58
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From: Sparta NJ
Re: Returning to the UK - don't
The reality of 21st Century Britain is hard to accept when we have had such long and good traditions. I thought I might be able to impart some information on the very serious problems that are occurring here - if it falls on stony ground so be it. The hostility with which it has been received leads me to conclude that it is not love of country that prompts it but a deep suspicion that all is not well in the UK. In short, it is a defensive reaction on the part of people not willing to accept the truth.
I must away to my bed after a long disturbed night. Please don't trouble to reply as I shall promptly leave this forum. I don't really know why people waste their time in this kind of exchange.
Come down from the clouds its you who are living in cloud cuckoo land.
Don't bother to post any replies. I find myself with better and more urgent things to do. Thank you very much though for your kind attention. I wish you all luck in whatever you decide to do.
I must away to my bed after a long disturbed night. Please don't trouble to reply as I shall promptly leave this forum. I don't really know why people waste their time in this kind of exchange.
Come down from the clouds its you who are living in cloud cuckoo land.
Don't bother to post any replies. I find myself with better and more urgent things to do. Thank you very much though for your kind attention. I wish you all luck in whatever you decide to do.
May 11th 2009 | 1:44 am
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Re: Returning to the UK - don't
AWW!!!! dont go I need something to read at dinnertime tomorrow at work 
