Terry

I’m 62.

In 1979 my band released an album that (to date) has sold 20 million copies.

@minim wrote:

@Wordsworth60 wrote:

@minim wrote:

why do people say.. i hate to tell you this? If they hated saying it they wouldn’t say it.

8)

It’s a way of saying “I don’t think you’re going to like what I’m about to tell you, but please don’t get upset with me, I’m only saying it because if I didn’t the sky would fall in, honest”

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@Wordsworth60 wrote:

@minim wrote:

Oh yes he could!!!

Could not!

I would never say that about anyone. And in Tinks’ case I wouldn’t need to (he already knows).

@kent f OBE wrote:

@Terry wrote:

My advice: retire.

Do you charge for your advice? :wink:

Maybe I should.. :-k

@Mrs_Teapot wrote:

@Terry wrote:

He tweeted; “I know millions of you are upset” (referring to his defeat..)

Maybe he should retire and seek psychiatric advice too, :roll:

Actually Amir has a tremendous following of dedicated fans….the men in my family are boxing enthusiasts and I have two cousins in Los Vegas right now who went to see the…

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He tweeted; “I know millions of you are upset” (referring to his defeat..)

Maybe he should retire and seek psychiatric advice too, :roll:

@tinks wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@anc wrote:

I don’t want to talk about money, ‘cos I ain’t got any! Think I won’t carry on reading this thread, as I’m trying to forget it!

Yeah, the ‘never ending story’ thread is right down your street.

You really are a horrible man.

I could say the same about you. :wink:

@anc wrote:

I don’t want to talk about money, ‘cos I ain’t got any! Think I won’t carry on reading this thread, as I’m trying to forget it!

Yeah, the ‘never ending story’ thread is right down your street.

Terry and Ferdinand are both a disgrace. The kind of language they used proves it.

@J_in_France wrote:

A week long court case, loads of money paid to lawyers and the like, but at the end of the day what was it all about? Two testosterone challenged footballers trading insults and I personally don’t think the colour issue was part of it, but once you go down that road it is hard to back out.

Exactly.

John Terry has been acquitted.

Arguments are pointless.

@a certain sadness wrote:

Yes ive heard about that rogue, gawd ive only got 3 years to go :lol:

I wonder what Jimi would be doing now if he was alive, prob lead guitarist with girls aloud :wink:

Or a judge on X Factor..

Definitely a career defining moment for the tattooist.

@momentaryloss wrote:

When someone calls me a f**king Scottish **** (pick how many stars) they are being offensive.

Of course it’s offensive, but would it result in a court case..?

I like how you’ve used the word “when” instead of “if”. That made me smile.

@Wordsworth60 wrote:

@Terry wrote:

I don’t want to get personal and start exchanging insults – I’ll leave that to you as it’s something you seem to thrive on.

. . . . . . . . neither one of you has that much common sense to aid you in your contributions here.

Thank you Terry, I hope everyone else got the joke . . . it was a joke,…

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@J_in_France wrote:

cheap flippant remark in response to a serious response and a cut and paste that does not include the whole post.
But if someone is trying to make a point while not including the whole text of what is said then they sadly are far more racist than the ones who are being quoted.

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@Mrs_Teapot wrote:

we cannot know what its like to be racially abused and to know our parents and possibly our children will also be suffering that abuse..

You speak for yourself luv x

@(f)politics? wrote:

@Terry wrote:

And what is so offensive about being called “black” if you are black?

Is Ferdinand proud to be black or ashamed to be black? Answer: he’s proud.

Not sure about the coward bit but i agree with this its kinda what im trying to say

Let me replace the word “coward” with “low-life scum”.

@panda12 wrote:

Provocation in English law is not a mitigating circumstance.

“In English law, provocation was a mitigatory defence alleging a total loss of control as a response to another’s provocative conduct sufficient to convert what would otherwise have been murder into manslaughter. It does not apply to any other offence. It was abolished on…

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