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I didn’t see the match.

So I didn’t see Murray cry.

Of course I want him to win and I believe he has a chance now he has Lendl as his coach. But Fed will want the 7th title to match Sampras…

Tough one to call. I just hope Murray doesn’t lose in 3 sets like he has in previous slam finals.

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Prefer sport. Am watching the cricket right now and can’t wait for the footie to start again.

I like watching detective programmes like Lewis and Midsomer.

Haven’t watched Eastenders in years. Might watch it again when they bring Den back from the dead again.

Can watch Emmerdale but not fussed if I don’t.

I have never watched Loose Women or Jeremy Kyle.

Think that puts a hole in Des’s sweeping generalisation. :P

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@sceptical guy wrote:

@jen_jen wrote:

I don’t think he means that Aunty somehow…he means she who must not be named.

anc..jen_jen is right, I’m afraid. She knows of whom I speak *trembles

amen

*wheels Scep off to The Old Man’s Home for Cross Dressing Pansies.

Don’t you dis ma sis, Scep!

:P

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@pepsi wrote:

“When I started this thread it was to point out the shortcomings of people that generalise about others. They always get it wrong. “

Oh ok Terry I’m with you now…. All generalisations are always wrong. Yes I agree with you on that.
:lol:

Nice reply. :P

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I asked Mr Panda what shape pond I should build.

After much negotiation, my challenge is to build a pond in the shape of a cat.

You will be confident to know I have designed the plans in the pub. :wink:

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Oi!

Scep, come here now.

*curls index finger @ Scep and demands his presence.

“No one, and I mean no one, is harder than Aunty’s gang.”

Ok?

Got it? Argue and they’ll kneecap your punctuation. Ok? Got it?

Good.

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@minim wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

@anc wrote:

The EU needs ‘The City’!

I agree. I think if we do have a referendum and the arguments for and against are presented then the British electorate will vote yes.

At the end of the day being outside the EU looking in isn’t the best place to be. We are far too small an island to be self sufficient. We don’t have enough natural resources.

Faced with facts, amplified scare mongering won’t win the day.

Interesting fact: UKIP actually believe fossil fuels are a renewable source of energy. I thought that was hilarious!

Well they are.. you just need a few millenia and a lot of dead forests! :shock:

Lol, technically true. That’s the irony. Renewable. Yes. In our lifetime and an answer to the diminishing supply of fossil fuels here and now? No.

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Lol, Scep

* goes off to find Pink Floyd CDs

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@tinks wrote:

I think terry should stop making a bee line for panda…………it happens on every thread he adds to……….and it’s always terry that starts the goading………we do read and digest the posts man……….face it………..she’s way smarter than you…..stop trying to trip her up
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Thanks, tinks. I don’t think Terry loves me anymore. :wink:

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@terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

Europe has always needed Europe in one way or another and there has always been a “union,” hence the reason we went to war when Germany did not withdraw from Poland. There’s lot more examples of this union. Perhaps you should read some history books. 

Just a thought.

There has always been a “union”? 

And this “union” declared war on Germany..?

I’m going to need popcorn for this one…

Selective editing again from you Terry. Seems all that photo shopping of pics you do, to give them a bias and make them look just how you want them to, has now spilt over into your handling of the written word as well. 

It’s rather sad. I don’t like bad losers. I always think if you can’t play fair, don’t play at all. 

You clearly know very little of history. If you did you would know that France and Britain agreed a pact in 1939 to defend Poland against German invasion as Germany were doing a lot of annexing of countries in their quest for “lebensraum,”

Don’t you know the two combatants were the Allies (made up of other European countries as well) against the Triple Axis? That’s a union, Terry, whichever way you look at it. Funnily enough, it led to the subsequent formation of the United Nations.

There are of course far more examples of “unions” between European countries throughout the course of history but here is not the place to go into detail. I suggest you visit your local library and read about the history of this country. 

 After reading all your responses to the others on here, I feel it is pointless trying to have a rational and informed debate with one such as yourself who has quite clearly, been “educated”to Daily Mail standard and not beyond. (Sorry anc!)

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