O/T Mandy Turner

[monty_rhodes]

And on that note I think I shall take my leave of this board
In so doing I would like to apologise to all the Millers posters on here in the hope I have not offended as I don't think it's good manners to come on another board & not show some respect
So please accept my apologies
& good luck for the season

My dear Exile, it doesn't matter a jot if you insult MM posters or not as they are a hardy breed. Of course it's your decision to leave but dont go on account of kerr. He is an unpleasant fantasist who no one likes and has now alienated his last chum the Bristol ******* speculator. He isn't even a Miller and I doubt he knows where Rotherham is. Chin up.

[monty_rhodes]

And if anyone wants proof look back over MM threads. Anything on general politics and the king of Wiki cut and paste is on it like a shot. But look at threads about players and games past and present, about clubs and pubs people frequented, about the redevelopment of Rotherham and lost buildings, about local landmarks visited as kids, about where people were born, grew up and went to school and about Rotherham characters they knew. The great lawyer's contributions to such threads - zilch. Ask yourself why.

[Exiletyke]

My dear Exile, it doesn't matter a jot if you insult MM posters or not as they are a hardy breed. Of course it's your decision to leave but dont go on account of kerr. He is an unpleasant fantasist who no one likes and has now alienated his last chum the Bristol ******* speculator. He isn't even a Miller and I doubt he knows where Rotherham is. Chin up.

Thanks Monty
I have over the years crossed swords with him mainly on the Barnsley board where he has been a frequent infestation
& dished out helpings of abuse which of course he denies I honestly think he doesn't seem to have any self awareness at all
It is his visits to the Barnsley board & his lack of respect that got me to thinking I was doing the same thing ..hence my apology to Millers posters
Mind you he did go to Villa recently [cough] but I noticed he had not one word to say about the game just a nebulus comment about the crowd which I think sort of supports your assertion below
As I said however good luck to the Millers who I have a lot of time for being a similar club to my own

[monty_rhodes]

I try and ignore him these days as his default position is aggressive and intolerant superiority. I'm mainly interested in getting some insights into the team and club and discussing music and films, aspects of Rotherham life past and present and finding things in common with many regular posters. For all its virtues MM is the last place I'd come to for political or economic insights or investment advice.

[KerrAvon]

I try and ignore him these days as his default position is aggressive and intolerant superiority. I'm mainly interested in getting some insights into the team and club and discussing music and films, aspects of Rotherham life past and present and finding things in common with many regular posters. For all its virtues MM is the last place I'd come to for political or economic insights or investment advice.

My I've rattled your cage haven't I? One thing is for sure, if I were a narcissist, I would love this site given the number of posts and threads that seem to end up being about me.

The funny thing about those posts is the number of times I'm accused of having said this, that or the other, but when I ask for examples, evidence comes there none.

Funny that.

The proven liar challenge is still open. Exile would be your friend for life if you won it. I don't suppose you'll have a go though - just go into bluster mode.

[KerrAvon]

I thought it was very gracious of you to apologise, although a bit unnecessary given that this is a message board, not real life. Alas, I see that you were not actually being very sincere.

Keep stalking me. I'd sooner your target be me as opposed to someone more vulnerable.

[great_fire]

Did you follow the link, Roly? Now that was a proper thread, with Exile running around pyssing on people's shoes like a incontinent Jack Russell.

Sorry that it might have included some of his views on Islam.

A man who was having a heart attack and may have died anyway was run over and the government who have to have the word "terrorism" dragged out of them when Muslims commit terror attacks straight away say it's a terror attack and Muslims everywhere say they're living in fear and things are just as bad for them as it was for the people killed in Manchester and London.

It was disgraceful actually looking back on it, and shows what a huge influence Saudi Arabia has over the UK. Hopefully though with their war against Yemen leading to mass starvation and killing a journalist people will start to question our government's unquestioning fealty to them.

[KerrAvon]

A man who was having a heart attack and may have died anyway was run over and the government who have to have the word "terrorism" dragged out of them when Muslims commit terror attacks straight away say it's a terror attack and Muslims everywhere say they're living in fear and things are just as bad for them as it was for the people killed in Manchester and London.

It was disgraceful actually looking back on it, and shows what a huge influence Saudi Arabia has over the UK. Hopefully though with their war against Yemen leading to mass starvation and killing a journalist people will start to question our government's unquestioning fealty to them.

A man who was having a heart attack and may have died anyway.. I've encountered 'victim blaming' before, but this takes it to a new level.

I think it rarely helpful to label a crime in one way or another and, in consequence, whether the killing to which you refer was a terrorist offence is largely irrelevant to my mind. What I do find disgraceful is your attempt to minimise the crime and focus on the politics.

[millmoormagic]

A man who was having a heart attack and may have died anyway was run over and the government who have to have the word "terrorism" dragged out of them when Muslims commit terror attacks straight away say it's a terror attack and Muslims everywhere say they're living in fear and things are just as bad for them as it was for the people killed in Manchester and London.

It was disgraceful actually looking back on it, and shows what a huge influence Saudi Arabia has over the UK. Hopefully though with their war against Yemen leading to mass starvation and killing a journalist people will start to question our government's unquestioning fealty to them.

Wow, you really are a horrible human being arent you.

[rolymiller]

terrorism
/ˈtɛrərɪzəm/Submit
noun
the unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.

I would say that the horrific crime you are talking about comes into that definition. The perpetrator admitted he hated muslims and planned to do what he did thats where the pursuit of political aims fits in. If you were to deny that you would also have to deny any Muslim attacks as being terrorism...and you aint gonna do that are you?