O/T:- White lives dont matter.

[navypie]

I take it this is one for the ‘handbags’ thread? What a character that Navypie is!

I love this. Lardy was looking at another thread and not liking it.

[navypie]

Implying that you might have had *** with some of your naval colleagues isn’t homophobic. Unless of course you think *** between men is something to be ashamed of.

And don’t for a moment pretend you care about homophobia or any other sort of prejudice. Your contributions on here clearly tell us you don’t.

Now, I would get deleting that misogynistic comment if I were you.

So lardy, would you agree that my grandad played a great part in you being here today, or would you like like to go up to Durham and bring down the statue to the Durham Light Infantry?

[navypie]

Does your lad ever read this, Navy? You must make him very proud.

Getting back to this post sid before I take my leave. Well, you'd have to ask him but I know what the answer would be. Talking about children. Did you ever show your post to yours about a poster on here who'd lost his? My sincerest apologies to ...

[navypie]

"Good uck with that" Fciukin brill-pad.https://twitter.com/MahyarTousi/stat...653829/photo/1

[BigFatPie]

So lardy, would you agree that my grandad played a great part in you being here today, or would you like like to go up to Durham and bring down the statue to the Durham Light Infantry?

Your grandad played a great part in me being here? Why, did he **** my grandma?

If he was anywhere near as stoopid as you, I’m surprised he found his way to the front line, let alone manage to do anything of significance when he got there.

[navypie]

Your grandad played a great part in me being here? Why, did he **** my grandma?

If he was anywhere near as stoopid as you, I’m surprised he found his way to the front line, let alone manage to do anything of significance when he got there.

I hope not, means we might be related. He did quite a bit actually. Fought in the rearguard at Dunkirk before being one of the last lifted. Fought in North Africa. Landed on the 10th of June 1944 in Normandy and was wounded at the Battle of Caen, but not badly enough for him not to be there when the Allies pushed on into Germany. Being regular Army he didn't come come until 1946. Well, you did ask. All I know about you is your dad smacked anyone who called him Mick.

[BigFatPie]

I hope not, means we might be related. He did quite a bit actually. Fought in the rearguard at Dunkirk before being one of the last lifted. Fought in North Africa. Landed on the 10th of June 1944 in Normandy and was wounded at the Battle of Caen, but not badly enough for him not to be there when the Allies pushed on into Germany. Being regular Army he didn't come come until 1946. Well, you did ask. All I know about you is your dad smacked anyone who called him Mick.

Thanks for the story.

As I think I’ve put on here before, my maternal grandad was killed at Arnhem aged 26. He was Irish but lived in London.

My other grandad fought the Black and Tans in the west of Ireland. Another glorious chapter of British history, going round a foreign country killing unarmed civilians and setting fire to property. The Labour party put forward a motion in the HoC condemning the actions of those representatives of the British crown, but obviously the Tories voted it down.

[EwarWooWar]

Thanks for the story.

As I think I’ve put on here before, my maternal grandad was killed at Arnhem aged 26. He was Irish but lived in London.

My other grandad fought the Black and Tans in the west of Ireland. Another glorious chapter of British history, going round a foreign country killing unarmed civilians and setting fire to property. The Labour party put forward a motion in the HoC condemning the actions of those representatives of the British crown, but obviously the Tories voted it down.

We get it, you hate this country. You hate the people and you hate its institutions. Is there anything you like about this country?

[Disturbed]

Is this the start of a push back?

https://twitter.com/DawkinsReturns/s...14767905009665

[navypie]

Thanks for the story.

As I think I’ve put on here before, my maternal grandad was killed at Arnhem aged 26. He was Irish but lived in London.

My other grandad fought the Black and Tans in the west of Ireland. Another glorious chapter of British history, going round a foreign country killing unarmed civilians and setting fire to property. The Labour party put forward a motion in the HoC condemning the actions of those representatives of the British crown, but obviously the Tories voted it down.

Thanks for the story.

Not sure I really needed a lesson in Irish history but thanks all the same. West you say, surely not West Cork! I do like it when someone throws a bit of romance in.
I know you said you wanted to go Arnhem, I never knew why. Despite having no family involvement in Market Garden, I said that I was planning to go this year. Who knows, if we kept politics out of it, we might have even enjoyed a pint.