Terry

@Terry wrote:

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@Terry wrote:

Wordsworth…1,000,000 Poles came to live in the UK in the space of a year. It is in the record books as the single biggest mass migration of all time.

What is wrong with you??? Do you not understand what I’m trying to explain and the reasons why immigration has been so damaging. Even Gordon Brown has admitted they got it wrong so…

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@(f)politics? wrote:

maybe terry was trying to be racist with his initial comment.

I’m more interested in economism. :roll:

that sounds wrong when copied like that lol, i wasnt saying u were trying to be racist quite the opposite

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@sceptical guy wrote:

Tel, I’m not getting into a yes it does, no it doesn’t debate. That’s for morons.And I welcome the cosmopolitan nature of the economy. I maintain good relations with Polish people, who are good people on the whole. Their accent doesn’t bother me.

The main problem lies in regulating a decent wage for all to make…

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@sceptical guy wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

Just love the way that somebody has to bring immigrants into it. Typical. :roll:

in full agreement with you there, Panda

Oh I’m so sorry for daring to bring my opinion into it.

Opinion? Xenophobia? Racism?

When I was a kid growing up it was the Indians and West Indians who got the blame for…[Read more]

@Terry wrote:

@kent f OBE wrote:

The statement is from a newspaper…not my personal opinion

:roll:

Whatttt :lol: …it was….I just threw some reasons as to why maybe?

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@jen_jen wrote:

if they are dismissive of my opinion and don’t respect it then I have to question whether they respect me…and if a person doesn’t respect me can they really be a friend?

This is the point I was making.

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@J_in_France wrote:

Then you have to accept their choice and be there if they need your support in the future, but not be judgmental if things go wrong

Why support someone who doesn’t even value your opinion?

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@Terry wrote:

…is coming to London. He’s a world-famous speaker which (I suppose) explains the ticket prices.

http://anthonyrobbinsworld.com/upwlondon/

well I hope his popularity is enough to fill the seats at those prices……….ridiculous :roll:

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@Terry wrote:

…is coming to London. He’s a world-famous speaker which (I suppose) explains the ticket prices.

http://anthonyrobbinsworld.com/upwlondon/

well I hope his popularity is enough to fill the seats at those prices……….ridiculous :roll:

It is and he will.

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@Rainbowbrite wrote:

I’m wondering what schools teach these days and do children tweet more than visiting their local library.

I’m just glad I grew up during the pre-mobile phone era. Text speak and lack of basic grammar is endemic in today’s youth. I’m sure rogue trader is going to say how unimportant grammar is in today’s society,…

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@Terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

Just had an idea – if in doubt check what it says on your passport. :P

Or passports if you have dual nationality.

United Kingdom.

I’m still not British. Being British takes away your identity.

Perhaps you should go more granular and get it down to the town or county you were born in?

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@Rainbowbrite wrote:

@tinks wrote:

i love the colours but i’m struggling with the blurriness…………i wear varifocals and my brain tells me to look through certain parts of the lens for various things ………..dont think my brain can cope with the the blurs :lol:

You wouldn’t like some of my images then either! Terry rips the…

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@Terry wrote:

@tinks wrote:

i love the colours but i’m struggling with the blurriness…………i wear varifocals and my brain tells me to look through certain parts of the lens for various things ………..dont think my brain can cope with the the blurs :lol:

Tilt and Shift is all about selective focusing which means blurring certain parts of…

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@Terry wrote:

@Rainbowbrite wrote:

It looks like a minature village with plasticine figures.

Rainny, google “Tilt and Shift”. The minature look is the one I was going for.

Well then you’ve obtained the look you were hoping for then. I like the bandstand image. Cute.

@Terry wrote:

Donna-Elaine. :-k

thank you :lol:

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@~*Lucky*~ wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@jen_jen wrote:

If poor grammar arises from bad punctuation do you criticise the punctuation and ignore the grammar or point out both?

grammar and punctuation are separate and very different from each other (a bit like sgt and I).
Having ssid that, they do walk hand-in-hand and complement each other…

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@~*Lucky*~ wrote:

@Terry wrote:

@jen_jen wrote:

If poor grammar arises from bad punctuation do you criticise the punctuation and ignore the grammar or point out both?

grammar and punctuation are separate and very different from each other (a bit like sgt and I).
Having ssid that, they do walk hand-in-hand and complement each other (also, a bit like…

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@Terry wrote:

@jen_jen wrote:

If poor grammar arises from bad punctuation do you criticise the punctuation and ignore the grammar or point out both?

grammar and punctuation are separate and very different from each other (a bit like sgt and I).
Having ssid that, they do walk hand-in-hand and complement each other (also, a bit like sgt and I).…

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@Terry wrote:

@Sgt Pepper wrote:

it’s not grammar you are choosing to scrutinise here, it’s PUNCTUATION.

=D> Well spotted. :wink:

Thanks babe x
You know I love you really :wink: x