Terrorist Attacks in London
Jul 7th 2005, 5:40 pm
#166
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
flavors or flavours?
Jul 7th 2005, 5:40 pm
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
There's more... and then I can start on Non-potato products, have you got time in your busy schedule to hear them all?
Jul 7th 2005, 5:41 pm
#168
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by WarriorLife
Whichever side of the pond you find yourself on.
Jul 7th 2005, 5:42 pm
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by AmerLisa
Aha a clue! Or with all of that superior knowledge he boasts about, he's really just a halfwit and can't spell.
The problem with London's bombing, and future attacks similar to Madrid and New York is that society has been weakened to the point that we feel we cannot express true opinions and true justice. In a logical world, these people who advocate hatred like Hamza would be executed.
Jul 7th 2005, 5:42 pm
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by WarriorLife
What is sane and sensible about trying to create a phony, monotonous thread filled with plastic grief and useless pity. Explore the thread, see how I've addressed possible solutions, the future situation, the great British spirit and repercussions for society. While you lot plague me with your jealousies and insecurities and continue with the dramatic "I'm devastated" trash, there is potential to maximize communication through emotive use of intellectual fabric.
1 - you know someone who is/may be involved in the tragedy. Call them and take it from there in private.
2 - You dont know anyone and are not in London. Butt out. No need to switch on the computer, log into Expats and post some disposable message just to ease your own conscience.
3 - Engage in talk about solution, cause, repercussion, attitude, and expression
Or you can just list off flavors of crisps.
1 - you know someone who is/may be involved in the tragedy. Call them and take it from there in private.
2 - You dont know anyone and are not in London. Butt out. No need to switch on the computer, log into Expats and post some disposable message just to ease your own conscience.
3 - Engage in talk about solution, cause, repercussion, attitude, and expression
Or you can just list off flavors of crisps.
Jul 7th 2005, 5:42 pm
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
I am closing this thread as it is going nowhere.
Jul 7th 2005, 5:43 pm
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by WarriorLife
What is sane and sensible about trying to create a phony, monotonous thread filled with plastic grief and useless pity. Explore the thread, see how I've addressed possible solutions, the future situation, the great British spirit and repercussions for society. While you lot plague me with your jealousies and insecurities and continue with the dramatic "I'm devastated" trash, there is potential to maximize communication through emotive use of intellectual fabric.
1 - you know someone who is/may be involved in the tragedy. Call them and take it from there in private.
2 - You dont know anyone and are not in London. Butt out. No need to switch on the computer, log into Expats and post some disposable message just to ease your own conscience.
3 - Engage in talk about solution, cause, repercussion, attitude, and expression
Or you can just list off flavors of crisps.
1 - you know someone who is/may be involved in the tragedy. Call them and take it from there in private.
2 - You dont know anyone and are not in London. Butt out. No need to switch on the computer, log into Expats and post some disposable message just to ease your own conscience.
3 - Engage in talk about solution, cause, repercussion, attitude, and expression
Or you can just list off flavors of crisps.
And there is a time and place for that and its called "Take It Outside". There is also a time and place for "a phony, monotonous thread filled with plastic grief and useless pity". If you prefer the former then go there and most people on here will happily slug it out in as vociferous a way as you like, including - shock horror - cussing!
Jul 7th 2005, 5:43 pm
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by Manc
I am closing this thread as it is going nowhere.
Jul 7th 2005, 5:44 pm
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by ImHere
Not before I snuck in under the wire you didnt.
Jul 7th 2005, 5:44 pm
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Re: Terrorist Attacks in London
Originally Posted by WarriorLife
Surely Lisa, you are aware of assimilation? And type some more..you might reach a whole paragraph one day!!!!
The problem with London's bombing, and future attacks similar to Madrid and New York is that society has been weakened to the point that we feel we cannot express true opinions and true justice. In a logical world, these people who advocate hatred like Hamza would be executed.
The problem with London's bombing, and future attacks similar to Madrid and New York is that society has been weakened to the point that we feel we cannot express true opinions and true justice. In a logical world, these people who advocate hatred like Hamza would be executed.
