draculina

and I am a terrible bully, don’t forget. And to such a nice bloke. Or are you a woman, Big Sue? lol

I genuinely don’t remember anyone from Great Yarmouth, and it is many years since I’ve been stood up, but people here believe what they want, though, hey?

Great Yarmouth is a very poor place, but very interesting historically. We went round there…[Read more]

I think we’re both agreed that an EFTA type solution is probably the best we can get. I just hope we can get it.

It would be nice if Theresa May spelled it out, and I am hoping parliament will have a say in this.

It’s an unusually important decision for us all, and needs great care if a lot of people aren’t going to get hurt.

personally, I want…[Read more]

Funny how bullying wasn’t mentioned by you people during teh summer, when my dad was dyng.

Short memories.

So why is a lovely woman like gucci bullying poor grampa cosy?

aww nasty gucci, nasty scep, poor poor grampa

Now if you want one of those then look at the title of this thread and then look at how cosy has been acting in the chat room to these two.

and Reason,

you are just a dead man walking now that grampa cosy has his eye on you.

*shudders at the fate of poor Reason.

aww gucci, you had better watch out now.

Big Guy Grampa Cosy is going to crush you so horribly, you’ll never be able to recover. Oh it’s going to be really really nasty now.

And he’s got friends as well, he says so.

Daniel Hannan’s fantasies about joining the North American Free Trade Area are pure fantasy, drac. And with the US out, it’s an even weirder fantasy for the UK to be at the heart of a NAFTA without the USA.

Neville Chamberlain once had fantasies of the UK replacing Nazi Germany at the head of the anti-Comintern pact with Italy and Japan agains…[Read more]

But is is about me, me, me isn’t it cosy.

It’s about cosy, cosy, cosy, the centre of attention, the big guy who’s going to crush poor little gucci

but who finds that poor little gucci is having fun

running rings round cosy, cosy, cosy.

Still, never mind, we can all listen in to the endless spouting of cosy, cosy, cosy,

a…[Read more]

now drac’s post made me laugh.

Gollies were based on the black minstrel shows, I thinnk. Regarded as great fun by me as a child – I saw the Black and White Minstrels in Morecambe’s Winter Gardens. When the red red robin comes bob bob bobbin’ along, along…

But they’ve suddenly stopped appearing lol I wonder why???

People who collect Nazi memorabilia are prefectly entitled…[Read more]

I liked Sophia’s post.

wog means ‘Wily Oriental Gentleman’, and was always racist.

My age means I cannot see Golliwog as racist, I’m afraid. Does this mean I am a ‘Wily Old Gentleman’? lol

Now that’s giving free rein to some of the sociopaths on here

I liked Sophia’s post.

wog means ‘Wily Oriental Gentleman’, and was always racist.

My age means I cannot see Golliwog as racist, I’m afriad. Does this mean I am a ‘Wily Old Gentleman’? lol

sounds like a lot of npeople I’ve known throughout my life

What did he say which led to him being banned??

I might write a little poem about it if he fesses up.

A lot of your above points are either wrong or whistling up trade treaties and alliances that don’t exist (Canada may change when they discover that Trudeau is Casto in disguises?? join NAFTA???!!! pull the other one).These musings are a measure of the vacuum into whihc the UK is stepping.

Something like EFTA may be the outcome – eventually – but…[Read more]

mind you, cosy’s poems don’t even nearly reach the level set by the great Wm McGonagall  –

The Tay, the Tay, the silv’ry Tay / It flows from Perth to Dundee every day.

and who can forget his immortal poem on the disaster of 1879 when the railway bridge over the silvery Tay collapsed? Once they’ve heard it anyway –

Beautiful Railway Bridge of…[Read more]

mind you, cosy’s poems don’t even nearly reach the level set by the great Wm McGonagall  –

The Tay, the Tay, the silv’ry tay/It flows from Perth to Dundee everyday.

and who can forget his immortal poem on the disaster of 1879 when the railway bridge over the silvery Tay collapsed? Once they’ve heard it anyway –

Beautiful Railway Bridge…[Read more]

mind you, cosy’s poems don’t even nearly reach the level set by the great wm McGonagall  –

The Tay, the Tay, the silv’ry tay/It flows from Perth to Dundee everyday.

and who can forget his immortal poem on the disaster of 1879 when the railway bridge over the silvery Tay collapsed? Once they’ve heard it anyway –

Beautiful Railway Bridge…[Read more]

oh Martin, no, keep the poems, they’re little  gems    

sorry, drac, you haven’t answered my points.

The UK’s treaties are signed through the EU – there have been 161 since joining the EEC in january, 1973 (that is, over 43 years). The WTO have declared that these treaties are with the EU, not with the UK. The UK will need to start again. The most friendly countries take many years of hard…[Read more]