"Why.... does it look different on a desktop? 
But it is different for platinum members "
Cool vicky boi and funky sorted that for me years ago when I moved into the night garden. We even discussed boundaries and scheduled upsy daisy  |
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"No no, you misunderstand - DirtyGirl is managing to post without leaving a trace.
Her username comes up on the Last Post sidebar and then look on the thread and...
Nothing!
How coooool is that?!"
I know how she does that becasue I used to able to do it myself |
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"No no, you misunderstand - DirtyGirl is managing to post without leaving a trace.
Her username comes up on the Last Post sidebar and then look on the thread and...
Nothing!
How coooool is that?!
I know how she does that becasue I used to able to do it myself "
Must be a Mod thing, then |
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"No no, you misunderstand - DirtyGirl is managing to post without leaving a trace.
Her username comes up on the Last Post sidebar and then look on the thread and...
Nothing!
How coooool is that?!
I know how she does that becasue I used to able to do it myself
Must be a Mod thing, then"
Removing her own post  |
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"No no, you misunderstand - DirtyGirl is managing to post without leaving a trace.
Her username comes up on the Last Post sidebar and then look on the thread and...
Nothing!
How coooool is that?!
I know how she does that becasue I used to able to do it myself
Must be a Mod thing, then
Removing her own post "
Some clever illuminate trick, I'll warrent! |
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45 years ago, Remembrance Day was almost abandoned.
First world war survivors were dying, second world war veterans were ageing, and the increase in proceeds of the poppy appeal barely kept pace with inflation.
The British Legion might have imagined itself ageing with it. Instead, war came back. |
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In 1968, no British soldier died on active service. But that turned out to be not just the first but the only year since 1945 when the claim could be made.
The uncomfortable question is whether our way of remembering war, or at least war's casualties, has contributed to making that possible.
The pacifist White Poppy movement, and some Christian thinkers, would argue that it has, that there is a hypocrisy about it that is reflected in the way the dead are honoured while the last military hospital is shut and those who survive with physical or mental damage have to fight for adequate care.
They detect a whiff of militarism in the way civilian dead are ignored, and jingoism in the refusal to recognise that many of the enemy died believing they were fighting for freedom too.
But above all, they are offended by the sight of politicians who have embroiled us in war laying wreathes at the Cenotaph in memory of the young men and women who have died fighting it.
This is the final corruption of the original intention of remembrance: it has not prevented war happening again.
Worse, it can be seen as a balm to the consciences of all of us who have failed to stop it.
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"You did it again!
I think you're just seeing things, Joe. Have you hit your head recently?  "
I know what I'm talking about and so does DirtyGirl.
Hit my head?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQvUBf5l7Vw
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Thanks for this Joe. My parents had their children very late in life so consequently, I have grown up knowing about what part they played in WW2.
Dad was very young and went on to see active service in Italy and Africa.
He maintained until he died at the age of 88, that he fought for freedom and liberty.
He suffered all his life with the aftermath of the carnage but he NEVER let on instead working hard and providing for his family as best he could.
So I'm not so far removed from war and neither is my son who was named after his grandad and had a close bond with him
We will remember. |
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"You did it again!
I think you're just seeing things, Joe. Have you hit your head recently?
I know what I'm talking about and so does DirtyGirl.
Hit my head?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQvUBf5l7Vw
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Sure, sure...
*pats Joe on the head* |
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"Thanks for this Joe. My parents had their children very late in life so consequently, I have grown up knowing about what part they played in WW2.
Dad was very young and went on to see active service in Italy and Africa.
He maintained until he died at the age of 88, that he fought for freedom and liberty.
He suffered all his life with the aftermath of the carnage but he NEVER let on instead working hard and providing for his family as best he could.
So I'm not so far removed from war and neither is my son who was named after his grandad and had a close bond with him
We will remember. "
I am a product of WWII, I remember every fucking day what shit my grandparents endured.
You wanna watch a war movie, see this this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa_Europa
From an autobiography of a Jewish boy who survived the war party by hiding in the SS. |
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"You did it again!
I think you're just seeing things, Joe. Have you hit your head recently?
I know what I'm talking about and so does DirtyGirl.
Hit my head?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQvUBf5l7Vw
Sure, sure...
*pats Joe on the head*"
I don't think he's hit his head but I think the mans frustrated! |
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"I don't think he's hit his head but I think the mans frustrated!
Not at all!
I'm just alluding to the elusive Platinum membership "
Do a forum search for 'the 100 club'.....it's a sideways hop to the top of the queue and if you know the owner.....   |
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"Why.... does it look different on a desktop?
But it is different for platinum members
Only the ones in the clique"
*As Groucho*
"Sir, I wouldn't want to be a member of any clique that would have me!" |
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My gay best friend called me up yesterday evening and his opening line was:
"I've got a bowel scrape booked for the 19th... Do you know what chem sex is?"
He's 57.
As casually as I could, I replied, uh, is that with like crystal meth?
:o |
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"My gay best friend called me up yesterday evening and his opening line was:
"I've got a bowel scrape booked for the 19th... Do you know what chem sex is?"
He's 57.
As casually as I could, I replied, uh, is that with like crystal meth?
:o"
This is why I don't meet old men |
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"My gay best friend called me up yesterday evening and his opening line was:
"I've got a bowel scrape booked for the 19th... Do you know what chem sex is?"
He's 57.
As casually as I could, I replied, uh, is that with like crystal meth?
:o
This is why I don't meet old men "
He's trying to shock me, bless 'im |
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