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@pikey wrote:
@anita Gofradump wrote:
@pikey wrote:
I beg your pardon? When Brum have won as much as Derby, have a ground as big as Derby’s and match the crowds Derby get you can start taking the mick about which is the big or little club. Until then, I suggest you concentrate on helping your little club catch up.
Having a stadium that can hold 3,000 more hardly is worth shouting about, Derby have once won the FA CUP, but that was 1945-46 season, so hardly anything to shout about there either. Hush little club derby fan and get back in the championship where you belong.
Your footballing history is amiss, Mr Anita. You forget about two league championships, not to mention European cup semi-finals and famous competitive games against the likes of Real, Benfica & Juve. Now, to a fan of Liverpool, like yourself, or to a United fan that might not seem like much but to a follower of BCFC, whose major honours consist of a single League Cup, that’s the stuff of dreams and it certainly means they haven’t any right to be patronising or deciding whether we’re a small club or not.
Derby are a small club. Accept it and move on.
@pikey wrote:
@anita Gofradump wrote:
@pikey wrote:
I beg your pardon? When Brum have won as much as Derby, have a ground as big as Derby’s and match the crowds Derby get you can start taking the mick about which is the big or little club. Until then, I suggest you concentrate on helping your little club catch up.
Having a stadium that can hold 3,000 more hardly is worth shouting about, Derby have once won the FA CUP, but that was 1945-46 season, so hardly anything to shout about there either. Hush little club derby fan and get back in the championship where you belong.
Your footballing history is amiss, Mr Anita. You forget about two league championships, not to mention European cup semi-finals and famous competitive games against the likes of Real, Benfica & Juve. Now, to a fan of Liverpool, like yourself, or to a United fan that might not seem like much but to a follower of BCFC, whose major honours consist of a single League Cup, that’s the stuff of dreams and it certainly means they haven’t any right to be patronising or deciding whether we’re a small club or not.
Derby are a small club. Accept it and move on.
@tilly Mint wrote:
@robbo wrote:
Has anyone seen this one? It doesn’t just go up to where she got captured and sent to concentration camps..It goes right up to her death. For anyone interested, here is the link to the trailer..But be aware, the last quarter is real deep: Much much more powerful than the Anne Frank diary movie:
ps: if you dont know who she is, this is a true and real story.
When we did about Anne Frank in school, I always thought she survived the concentration camps. Obviously I must not have been listening that well…
Nah…She died a few days after her sister. She ended up being paralysed by Typhus, a disease you pick up in the worst conditions..And she also died from starvasion.
@rubyred wrote:
a TRUE story
She killed herself a few months after that. Did you know that?
I think thats in the film right at the end. I cant remember.
@r.O.T.T wrote:
little boys should be seen and not heard
how many bionicles do you have?The thing is, I don’t even go on other users topics to ridicule them, especially on a subject matter like this. I could take the pi ss out of you and make you look the total retard that you are, but for the sake of it, and probably the first time I have ever done this with anyone, I am going to leave it there with you.
@r.O.T.T wrote:
@robbo wrote:
@rubyred wrote:
My father once went to Auswich,on a tour,,seemingly no birds fly overhead,and nothing lives…
are you familiar with William Styrons ” sophies choice” Robbo..? i think it should be on the curriculum in school personally..
it was made into a folm too,with Meryl streep as the eponymous “sophie”..one of the most harrowing films/books EVER !!I have watched the film…About the mother who has to make a choice between her baby boy or baby girl to go into the gas chamber, and she chooses her baby girl..Yeh its sad, but I personally feel that the Anne Frank story, as a whole, goes way deeper. She’s like, one of the most influential people of the 20th century. A very intelligent girl for her age. She was more intelligent than most adults at the tender age of 13. You just have to read her diary to see that.
i apologise
your even thickerDo you even know what garbage you are typing? Ok, that was a pretty, “thick” thing to come out with…Answer: Of course you dont! There there, I answered it for you :wink:
@sharongooner wrote:
@r.O.T.T wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
@r.O.T.T wrote:
@rubyred wrote:
My father once went to Auswich,on a tour,,seemingly no birds fly overhead,and nothing lives…
are you familiar with William Styrons ” sophies choice” Robbo..? i think it should be on the curriculum in school personally..
it was made into a folm too,with Meryl streep as the eponymous “sophie”..one of the most harrowing films/books EVER !!why should it be on the cirriculum? its not relevant today
yes…. arent you the clever one eh :lol:
is this the same person that uses the term ‘dirty yids’
You have to ask?
Should any history be taught in schools? Is that what you are saying?
Your thicker than I thought.
They are even teaching Anne Frank in prisons soon lol. I can see why, though, because it will probably influence them to become better people or whatever. No matter what they going through in prison, aint a touch on what that little girl went through.
@rubyred wrote:
My father once went to Auswich,on a tour,,seemingly no birds fly overhead,and nothing lives…
are you familiar with William Styrons ” sophies choice” Robbo..? i think it should be on the curriculum in school personally..
it was made into a folm too,with Meryl streep as the eponymous “sophie”..one of the most harrowing films/books EVER !!I have watched the film…About the mother who has to make a choice between her baby boy or baby girl to go into the gas chamber, and she chooses her baby girl..Yeh its sad, but I personally feel that the Anne Frank story, as a whole, goes way deeper. She’s like, one of the most influential people of the 20th century. A very intelligent girl for her age. She was more intelligent than most adults at the tender age of 13. You just have to read her diary to see that.
@fastcars wrote:
The Anne Frank house in Amsterdam is equally harrowing. If you are in joyous mood going into the place you will certainly be somber when you leave.
Have you been?
@bat wrote:
That was harrowing ROBBO, really harrowing. I watched some of the others too. Awful.
Yeh, real sad. Her mum had it bad because she was selected. I think, “selected” means when they do tests on you..Use you like a guinea pig. Her dad was the only one to survive from the family, even though she thought he was dead.
