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Whats the Difference between Michel Jackson & Ather Scar
Whats the Difference between Michel Jackson & Ather Scar
Ather Scargil hasn't touched a minours helmet in years*
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allegedly
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Old bones Ian
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DavidPayne
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J, are you trying to fornicate me off this week or what? You don't have to go round the houses mate, just PM me and call my mam a slag or something.J wrote:at least jacko is still inocent til proven guilty.
that fornicating shit stirrer ruined many more lives than jacko.
just in a different way.
"scab"
You're from Kent - what the fornicate would you know about mining?
??????????????????????Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:J, are you trying to fornicate me off this week or what? You don't have to go round the houses mate, just PM me and call my mam a slag or something.J wrote:at least jacko is still inocent til proven guilty.
that fornicating shit stirrer ruined many more lives than jacko.
just in a different way.
"scab"
You're from Kent - what the fornicate would you know about mining?
DONT BE SO TETCHY, WHAT DO I KNOW ABOUT MINING, PREOBABLY MORE THAN YOU.
my old worked for british coal for 35 years my grandad was aminer and as I said to you before I was born in the midlands MANSFIELD a mining town. Do you think that might qualify me to comment
Scargill did fornicate up majorly by not having a national ballot. They were never going to win but hindsight is 20/20 and all that. Scargill's heart was certainly in the right place and to many north of Mansfield he is still regarded with great affection.J wrote:??????????????????????Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:J, are you trying to fornicate me off this week or what? You don't have to go round the houses mate, just PM me and call my mam a slag or something.J wrote:at least jacko is still inocent til proven guilty.
that fornicating shit stirrer ruined many more lives than jacko.
just in a different way.
"scab"
You're from Kent - what the fornicate would you know about mining?![]()
DONT BE SO TETCHY, WHAT DO I KNOW AOBUT MINING QUITE A LOT MATE.![]()
my old worked for british coal my grandad was aminer and as I said to you before I was born in the midlands MANSFIELD a mining town.
The key thing that had Thatcher rubbing her hands in the darkest days of the strike was the foundation of the Nottinghamshire based (including Mansfield
One of Thatcher's aides recalled later (I'm paraphrasing) "I was with Mrs Thatcher at a dinner shortly after the end of the strike when she said 'I know I shouldn't gloat about the miners. But I WILL gloat.'"
Hence the spawning of sites like this: http://www.maggiethatchersdead.co.uk/
The views and opinions expressed there do not necessarily reflect my own, of course. 8)
That's how I remember it anyway. Then again, I was merely a bolshie second year at school.
sorry i can never say skargills heart was in the right plank, bloke was a deviant liar mate. Who moved goal posts.
ive just dont this on the other politics thread so check there mate.
as for fornicating skargiull would you as a kid be very fornicating happy when your old man works for british coal and the community you live in is pro skargill and ante british coal.
you think aboutr that as a 7 year old in the playground and wonder how you might view the wonderful mr skargill. Lets put it this way i learned to fight at a very young age.
kids can be very unforgiving.
ive just dont this on the other politics thread so check there mate.
as for fornicating skargiull would you as a kid be very fornicating happy when your old man works for british coal and the community you live in is pro skargill and ante british coal.
you think aboutr that as a 7 year old in the playground and wonder how you might view the wonderful mr skargill. Lets put it this way i learned to fight at a very young age.
kids can be very unforgiving.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Although I probably know quite a lot less than the other big three of Payne, McNeilly and Wilson (firm of solicitors perhaps), I think what we all agree on is the indecent haste with which Thatcher pursued the destruction of the miners, and the obvious glee and swelled pride she felt having achieved her aim. It was totally in line with her persona, wrapping herself in the flag during the falklands etc...
Great website, where can I make a donation?
Great website, where can I make a donation?
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DavidPayne
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i was actually living in lincoln by then but same shit differrent place mate.DavidPayne wrote:Hey man, I dont like to hear of you getting picked on mate. Obviously.
It could have been worse, you could have been in Barnsley not Mansfield.
I think we've exhausted this topic, clearly, we have different views and recollections of the time and we're never gonna alter.
I'm moving on.
you know what kids are like but sometimes people do need to get perspective rather than taking one side or another.
its shades of grey not black and white.
you honestly think the ALL the guys in british coal wanted the pits to close NO.
meant their company was going titis up too.
Didnt really bother me mate, at the age of 7-8 the first time you smack someone on the nose (admittedly it took me a while to get the courage to do so) they tend to leave you alone after that.
what dont kill ya makes you stronger ands all that
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jamesmcdonnell
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barnsley was actually th e place i got smashed ot bits in a karate tournament, i know barnsley hospital lolCoconut wrote:That's a quotation I'll be using more often in the futureDavidPayne wrote:It could have been worse, you could have been in Barnsley
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12 secs got hit got up, reset got hit again.
he did win the tournament tho....totally outclassed i was.