Terry

@sceptical guy wrote:

They want us in..and I want us in (Terry’s fears aren’t mine), but I want us in a democratic EU. Itisn’t democratic at all at the moment, not even formally.

Maybe democracy should start with the British electorate deciding whether or not they even want to be in the EU. I’m with Nigel Farage and Dan Hannan on this one. They…[Read more]

What is it about the EU that turns people off..?
That’s the question.

For me, it’s the political union that I’m opposed to and the fact that British jobs are being given to east Europeans.

@Mrs_Teapot wrote:

I loved that the Spanish players brought their kids on the pitch to celebrate… I didnt have a favourite but 3-0 is decisive

Well done Spain :D

The passing game they played is an art form in itself. Can England ever play that way..? I reckon we could, but we need better, more intelligent players. And pacier players too.

@panda12 wrote:

Art to me is Constable, Da Vinci, the Old Masters etc, something where pure talent and genuis shines through.

And your idea of art in music would be the “pure talent and genius” of Beethoven, Mozart and Bach. :roll:

@panda12 wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

@Terry wrote:

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@panda12 wrote:

I always wanted to be a journalist until I found out that to be successful you had to be ruthless and immoral.

Hardworking, good communication skills and a desire to serve the public interest.

And your point is?

My point is you have a totally…

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@panda12 wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

I always wanted to be a journalist until I found out that to be successful you had to be ruthless and immoral.

Hardworking, good communication skills and a desire to serve the public interest.

And your point is?

My point is you have a totally different view to me.

Hmmm, but…

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@panda12 wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

I always wanted to be a journalist until I found out that to be successful you had to be ruthless and immoral.

Hardworking, good communication skills and a desire to serve the public interest.

And your point is?

My point is you have a totally different view to me.

@panda12 wrote:

I always wanted to be a journalist until I found out that to be successful you had to be ruthless and immoral.

Hardworking, good communication skills and a desire to serve the public interest.

@momentaryloss wrote:

Holding Italy was a achievement even, although they were outclassed.

The Italians never looked like scoring. And they didn’t. Possession football is great, but there has to be an end product or we might as well go home and watch Emmerdale.

@panda12 wrote:

Haven’t you done this thread or similar before, Tel bwai or am I experiencing de ja vous?

I think I replied at the time: “I like lolling about…” :D

And your point is…?? :roll:

The dreaded “omg” word… :shock:

@anc wrote:

It is a melting pot – ready to boil over! 8)

What a shallow person it is that makes light of such a serious subject the way you do.

For years, in the name of their cause, McGuinness and Adams have got away with murdering innocent people.

If there was any justice the pair of them would suffer a slow, painful death.

@kent f OBE wrote:

All Indians have corner shops and work 24 hours a day ……and mostly come from Pakistan (Pakistan abbreviated is a regular descriptive of Indians) :lol:

That tickled me.

@anc wrote:

I just thank Pete who used to ‘come’ on the boards

[-X Sexual-innuendo-free-zone. Please.

Romanians have caravans and are not to be trusted.

Surely ir’s:

For weddings and funerals. (Unless you only intend to go to one funeral).

Elvis Parsley

This is where I was last Thursday.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAEuOAwEoNI

A little story behind the making of Penny Lane.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxO4nODCGD0&feature=related

Spain v France was the dullest match I’ve seen since Coventry v Barnsley last season.
It kinda puts you off football altogether…