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Thread: OT: My choice for MM poster of the year.

  1. #51
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    Quote Originally Posted by CAMiller View Post
    If being called a w.anker by you is the worst thing that happens to me in life then I think I'll pull through. You need to watch out because the speed you are chucking the toys out of the pram you'll soon have none left.
    Apparently it's called 'class' Cam, so I think my earlier point has been proved :-)

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    That Lambrini's gone straight to his head....

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    Quote Originally Posted by millmoormagic View Post
    That Lambrini's gone straight to his head....
    Pity it wasn't a Lambretta

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    Quote Originally Posted by millertop View Post
    Gwru certainly had me fooled, I actually thought he had some good posts before but lately started getting carried away but now I see he's definitely a multi

    Well played
    I'm not a multi. Believe it or believe not. Just tell the truth. I had a problem: gambling. But that was when I was working on decent money. Now only do the lotto. But still have a keen interest especially in NH horseracing. I don't mind anyone on this site but if I had to name the poster of 2017 would be Kempo. This site would be poorer without him. Me I can't be considered. There's no half measure's with me. Your either in or out with me. No sitting on the fence. I make snap judgements.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pattylallacks2 View Post
    Pity it wasn't a Lambretta
    Nice post!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pattylallacks2 View Post
    Pity it wasn't a Lambretta
    Really? Perhaps you want to think about your post

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    Just read this thread and was pleasantly surprised by the kind words. Thank you, much appreciated!

    But, that said, I must decline the nomination as acceptance could mark me as a hypocrite having been reminded that I once wrote:-

    ‘When I was younger, I had the usual cricketing and football heroes and so called super-heroes, such as Batman and Superman but by my mid to late-***** these had all but disappeared and I never replaced them. Today, I fail to comprehend the adoration, often bordering on hysteria, heaped on rock stars, movie stars, sports stars…

    Why do people stand for hours in the pouring rain simply to catch a glimpse of someone parading on a red carpet?

    And what am I missing about industries that pay homage to themselves in an orgy of self-adulation, self-indulgence and gross extravagance?

    Oscars, Grammys, Golden Globes, Brits, Baftas… with each one having numerous categories, best non-speaking part by a Danish dwarf in a Victorian melodrama; best debut album by a one-armed, dyslectic Polish immigrant; best-dressed actress in a Bolivian silent musical…

    What’s all that about?

    I can appreciate artists' skills and abilities but to me they’re simply entertainers, successful, or not, in their chosen professions.

    But no better people for it.

    And did they ever stand in the rain to see me enter or leave the office?

    The major problem I have is that people base their adoration on image, rather than personality.

    On perception, rather than reality.

    But isn’t this a common human failing?

    Fans have little or no comprehension of what their ‘heroes’ are like in real life, whether they abuse their husbands, wives or mothers when they fail to win a nomination; whether they kick the cat when their record fails to make the charts; whether they ridicule their fans’ obsessive behaviour; whether they spend their non-productive time in orgies of ***, drink and drugs; whether they have callous disregard for anything other than the accumulation of wealth and luxury…

    The world has its priorities vastly distorted. The true heroes are those that strive for the betterment of mankind, that work for humanity, often unrecognised, unappreciated, in trouble-torn, dangerous parts of the world. People who confronted the deadly Ebola outbreak in Africa; people who save lives or put their own life on the line, fire-fighters, doctors, surgeons, nurses, aid workers, charity workers… And our armed forces’.

    Not that I had Millersmad in mind when I penned these words but you'll appreciate the relevance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CAMiller View Post
    If being called a w.anker by you is the worst thing that happens to me in life then I think I'll pull through. You need to watch out because the speed you are chucking the toys out of the pram you'll soon have none left.
    Of course I don't mean any of it CAM as its not my style...I don't abuse people and you seem a decent bloke even if we disagree on a few issues.

    My point was to give you a little taste of being abused and wrongly being called a liar...and it is a minor taste compared to some on here who are subjected to people attacking in packs.

    I know that you hold the view that the person being abused is asking for it...hopefully you don't feel that about women in short skirts.

    Anyway I suspect we will have to agree to disagree on certain issues but I will not be calling you a w,,anker again but I am certain that you are ******* John so fess up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by leedsmiller View Post
    Just read this thread and was pleasantly surprised by the kind words. Thank you, much appreciated!

    But, that said, I must decline the nomination as acceptance could mark me as a hypocrite having been reminded that I once wrote:-

    ‘When I was younger, I had the usual cricketing and football heroes and so called super-heroes, such as Batman and Superman but by my mid to late-***** these had all but disappeared and I never replaced them. Today, I fail to comprehend the adoration, often bordering on hysteria, heaped on rock stars, movie stars, sports stars…

    Why do people stand for hours in the pouring rain simply to catch a glimpse of someone parading on a red carpet?

    And what am I missing about industries that pay homage to themselves in an orgy of self-adulation, self-indulgence and gross extravagance?

    Oscars, Grammys, Golden Globes, Brits, Baftas… with each one having numerous categories, best non-speaking part by a Danish dwarf in a Victorian melodrama; best debut album by a one-armed, dyslectic Polish immigrant; best-dressed actress in a Bolivian silent musical…

    What’s all that about?

    I can appreciate artists' skills and abilities but to me they’re simply entertainers, successful, or not, in their chosen professions.

    But no better people for it.

    And did they ever stand in the rain to see me enter or leave the office?

    The major problem I have is that people base their adoration on image, rather than personality.

    On perception, rather than reality.

    But isn’t this a common human failing?

    Fans have little or no comprehension of what their ‘heroes’ are like in real life, whether they abuse their husbands, wives or mothers when they fail to win a nomination; whether they kick the cat when their record fails to make the charts; whether they ridicule their fans’ obsessive behaviour; whether they spend their non-productive time in orgies of ***, drink and drugs; whether they have callous disregard for anything other than the accumulation of wealth and luxury…

    The world has its priorities vastly distorted. The true heroes are those that strive for the betterment of mankind, that work for humanity, often unrecognised, unappreciated, in trouble-torn, dangerous parts of the world. People who confronted the deadly Ebola outbreak in Africa; people who save lives or put their own life on the line, fire-fighters, doctors, surgeons, nurses, aid workers, charity workers… And our armed forces’.

    Not that I had Millersmad in mind when I penned these words but you'll appreciate the relevance.
    Leedsmiller, when others including myself search the words and the know how of how to construct meaningful sentence you turn up with a post like that one.

    Thanks

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    There are some posts written on here that I'm not liking! Boundries are being pushed too far.

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