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Pensioner gets radicalised

By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?"

I'm sure there is probably some treatment available for ageism.

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By *estivalMan over a year ago

borehamwood

My thoughts are if your not taking the piss,then you really need to give your head a wobble

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?"

I just hope pensioners don’t get demonised for the actions of a tiny minority

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?

I just hope pensioners don’t get demonised for the actions of a tiny minority

Well obviously they are all the same! Sponging off the rest of us on their benefits. Stuck on their cultural views and unwilling to adapt. Clearly they are all radicalised terrorists that are a threat to the British way of life. We don’t want them here so why don’t we ship them off to another country!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?

I just hope pensioners don’t get demonised for the actions of a tiny minority

Controversial, but we are all entitled to our opinion (apparently)

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?

I just hope pensioners don’t get demonised for the actions of a tiny minority

Controversial, but we are all entitled to our opinion (apparently)

Don’t call me ageist! It was a joke

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?

I just hope pensioners don’t get demonised for the actions of a tiny minority

Rwanda maybe?

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?

I just hope pensioners don’t get demonised for the actions of a tiny minority

Rwanda maybe?"

Well apparently it is much nicer than it used to be. Lovely climate too which will be good for the ailments.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Start by closing all the bingo halls. That's usually where it all starts

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

So in a recent documentary, far right predators have been seen hanging around day care centres offering them assistance to cross roads. This was the first step in radicalism. They would then befriend the pensioners and once trust is established would start exposing them to content unsuitable for people their age, such as Nigel Farage.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"So in a recent documentary, far right predators have been seen hanging around day care centres offering them assistance to cross roads. This was the first step in radicalism. They would then befriend the pensioners and once trust is established would start exposing them to content unsuitable for people their age, such as Nigel Farage. "

It is even worse than that. Proprietors of right wing propaganda publications also drive up circulation with these pensioners by including seemingly innocuous magazine inserts focused on cooking, gardening and knitwear. The unknowing pensioners then regularly buy these propaganda publications and through a steady drip of editorial become further radicalised without even knowing it is happening.

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

Also a recent raid of terrorist cell which the police have dubbed as a “knitting circle” foiled a plot of far right pensioners in distributing scarfs for reform UK.

The police spokesman said that pensioner related radicalism is on the rise, mainly due to the fact that relatives do not interact with them and they are isolated, so they are easy targets and these far right groups offer a place where they can easily express their rage at being ignored.

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By (user no longer on site) OP over a year ago

One publication apparently was offering gardening tips and how to join the Conservative party in the article called “how to grow daffodils and complain about immigration to your local Carlton club meeting”

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Also a recent raid of terrorist cell which the police have dubbed as a “knitting circle” foiled a plot of far right pensioners in distributing scarfs for reform UK.

Scary shit , I am going to keep a close eye on these pensioners from now on, report any suspicious activity

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Start by closing all the bingo halls. That's usually where it all starts

And tap rooms, they are breeding grounds for this type of radicalisation

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Also a recent raid of terrorist cell which the police have dubbed as a “knitting circle” foiled a plot of far right pensioners in distributing scarfs for reform UK.

Indeed and there is also worrying data to show that these silver surfers are increasingly turning to social media to find community and brotherhood. They are congregating in virtual echo chambers where the more moderate are slowly groomed to become more right wing and radical. The most worrying trend is an inability to identify this increasingly radicalised thinking in themselves due to the “slow drag to the right” in their media interactions and echo chambers meaning that anyone with a different viewpoint is now seen as a loony leftie or woke (although some do privately admit they do not actually know what “woke” means).

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Start by closing all the bingo halls. That's usually where it all starts

And tap rooms, they are breeding grounds for this type of radicalisation "

And golf clubs because behind the veneer of respectability and Pringle sweaters, they are hives of radicalised thinking.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"Start by closing all the bingo halls. That's usually where it all starts

And tap rooms, they are breeding grounds for this type of radicalisation

And golf clubs because behind the veneer of respectability and Pringle sweaters, they are hives of radicalised thinking."

Retirement homes are warzones nowadays

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Start by closing all the bingo halls. That's usually where it all starts

And tap rooms, they are breeding grounds for this type of radicalisation

And golf clubs because behind the veneer of respectability and Pringle sweaters, they are hives of radicalised thinking."

Of course, it is all making sense now, but I must stress this point again, it is important not to demonise all golfers for the actions of a tiny minority

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By *oldswarriorMan over a year ago

Falkirk

"Also a recent raid of terrorist cell which the police have dubbed as a “knitting circle” foiled a plot of far right pensioners in distributing scarfs for reform UK.

Ah so is the pensioners fault this time.

I suppose you need somebody to blame today

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Start by closing all the bingo halls. That's usually where it all starts

And tap rooms, they are breeding grounds for this type of radicalisation

And golf clubs because behind the veneer of respectability and Pringle sweaters, they are hives of radicalised thinking.

Of course, it is all making sense now, but I must stress this point again, it is important not to demonise all golfers for the actions of a tiny minority "

Who said that! As if any of us are saying any such thing! Never said I don’t like golfers. In fact I know some very nice ones. Always say hello always neighbourly (I mean I don’t invite them round to mine or anything but I smile and wave when putting the bins out, can’t have them thinking I am golfist)

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Also a recent raid of terrorist cell which the police have dubbed as a “knitting circle” foiled a plot of far right pensioners in distributing scarfs for reform UK.

Ah so is the pensioners fault this time.

I suppose you need somebody to blame today

You understand satire right? You understand ironic humour right? You understand using proxies to illustrate the flaws in the arguments of others!

Just remember these pensioners (and the even more hardline golfing pensioners) will just think you are a cancel culture woke snowflake leftie if you don’t take a joke

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Also a recent raid of terrorist cell which the police have dubbed as a “knitting circle” foiled a plot of far right pensioners in distributing scarfs for reform UK.

Ah so is the pensioners fault this time.

I suppose you need somebody to blame today

Obviously you can’t blame all pensioners

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Start by closing all the bingo halls. That's usually where it all starts

And tap rooms, they are breeding grounds for this type of radicalisation

And golf clubs because behind the veneer of respectability and Pringle sweaters, they are hives of radicalised thinking.

Retirement homes are warzones nowadays "

Battle zones

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Also a recent raid of terrorist cell which the police have dubbed as a “knitting circle” foiled a plot of far right pensioners in distributing scarfs for reform UK.

Ah so is the pensioners fault this time.

I suppose you need somebody to blame today

Obviously you can’t blame all pensioners "

Except the ones who are not Golfers enough. Those ones are fair game. Their golfing values do not align to the club so should not be on the committee or even in the 19th hole. You can normally spot them as they tend to wear Lyle & Scott rather than Pringle.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Also a recent raid of terrorist cell which the police have dubbed as a “knitting circle” foiled a plot of far right pensioners in distributing scarfs for reform UK.

Ah so is the pensioners fault this time.

I suppose you need somebody to blame today

Obviously you can’t blame all pensioners

True, unfortunately these radical golfers are giving ‘pure breed’ golfers a bad name

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?"

How can we protect young concert goers from bombings by radicalised immigrants should surely be more of a concern?

I’ll debate this with the lads in the clubhouse later as it’s pissing down with rain.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?

How can we protect young concert goers from bombings by radicalised immigrants should surely be more of a concern?

I’ll debate this with the lads in the clubhouse later as it’s pissing down with rain. "

Irony is wasted on some people.

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"Well guess we know that the pensioner who threw incendiary devices at the immigration centre in Dover was radicalised by the far right to carry out this attack.

Is it time we blocked pensioners from the internet? Apart from being scammed regularly, should we be adding parental controls or time limits to their internet usage.

Or should we been teaching them to use the internet responsibly? Like how to post properly on instagram or how to know set up an email account without asking someone else?

Do we need to protect our old folk from themselves just as we teach our kids to wary of strangers?

Why isn’t the government doing a campaign to protect old people from online far right grooming gangs.

Should we expect them to be eating butterscotch candy? and living the rest of their lives in blissful ignorance and make them happy by replaying episodes of some mother do have em or faulty towers?

How can we protect our old folk, from far right predators?

What are your thoughts?

How can we protect young concert goers from bombings by radicalised immigrants should surely be more of a concern?

I’ll debate this with the lads in the clubhouse later as it’s pissing down with rain.

Irony is wasted on some people."

Or not?

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

Why do they get their own shop full of stuff only they really want to buy? I mean sure, any of us can venture in, but you try getting a seat in the cafe of a lunch time, it’s bloody full of ‘em drinking their tea and eating cakes in their huddles wearing quilted coats radicalising each other! I just don’t feel comfortable in there!

And what value, culturally, have they added to the country? Ok apart from some nice music and maybe spotted dick, sponge pudding, apple crumble and the like, their culinary influence has not really enriched us as a nation!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I think that a fair finger of suspicion can be pointed at the propaganda publications that these so called pensioners read. The hate filled periodicals such as the people's friend, reader's digest and No78 bus timetable must shoulder some responsibility for codgers and biddies choosing the dark pathway to radicalism.

Wasn't like this when I were a young 'un. It was all just fields round 'ere y'know...

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to . "

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I think that a fair finger of suspicion can be pointed at the propaganda publications that these so called pensioners read. The hate filled periodicals such as the people's friend, reader's digest and No78 bus timetable must shoulder some responsibility for codgers and biddies choosing the dark pathway to radicalism.

Wasn't like this when I were a young 'un. It was all just fields round 'ere y'know...

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"Start by closing all the bingo halls. That's usually where it all starts

And tap rooms, they are breeding grounds for this type of radicalisation

And golf clubs because behind the veneer of respectability and Pringle sweaters, they are hives of radicalised thinking.

Retirement homes are warzones nowadays

Battle zones

Yes. That's the phrase!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!"

Definitely not, tbh I didn’t have a nice tan from a recent holiday so that may have been the reason they were giving me funny looks

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to . "

They were appalled by the smell of stale urine as you often admit to PMSL

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

Wasn't like this when I were a young 'un. It was all just fields round 'ere y'know...

You are clearly only joking calling them codgers and biddies though right because otherwise the woke will cancel your free speech!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Wasn't like this when I were a young 'un. It was all just fields round 'ere y'know...

You are clearly only joking calling them codgers and biddies though right because otherwise the woke will cancel your free speech! "

Only if they are snowflakes

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!

Definitely not, tbh I didn’t have a nice tan from a recent holiday so that may have been the reason they were giving me funny looks "

Did have a nice tan

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!

Definitely not, tbh I didn’t have a nice tan from a recent holiday so that may have been the reason they were giving me funny looks

Did have a nice tan

Nothing to do with the tan, many of these pensioners are SAGA louts getting boozed up on cruises in the Med, although admittedly their tans are more angry pink than brown. It was your lack of grey hair. You just don’t fit in so they can’t trust you. Besides they don’t like to integrate with the rest of us!

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!

Definitely not, tbh I didn’t have a nice tan from a recent holiday so that may have been the reason they were giving me funny looks

Did have a nice tan

The problem is. How do you know which are the good ones, and which are the ones who are here to harm us?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!

Definitely not, tbh I didn’t have a nice tan from a recent holiday so that may have been the reason they were giving me funny looks

Did have a nice tan

The problem is. How do you know which are the good ones, and which are the ones who are here to harm us?"

I don’t know, should we just presume they are all bad to be on the safe side?

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

Suggestion in the club room just now. Wills to be changed so nothing left to the kids, donations to create accommodation in France for economic migrants.

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By *eavenscentitCouple over a year ago

barnstaple

Nice one hiding your profile.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!

Definitely not, tbh I didn’t have a nice tan from a recent holiday so that may have been the reason they were giving me funny looks

Did have a nice tan

The problem is. How do you know which are the good ones, and which are the ones who are here to harm us?

I don’t know, should we just presume they are all bad to be on the safe side? "

Well obviously

Can’t be too careful or before you know it we won’t be able to walk down the highstreet without getting crushed by the ever growing number of mobility scooters! They are lethal and just have no place in this country.

A mate of one my drinking buddies says he was told by someone he knows that one of these pensioners ignored the traffic lights and zipped across the road on their mobility scooter. It meant they could jump the queue at the Post Office. Makes you think!

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Wasn't like this when I were a young 'un. It was all just fields round 'ere y'know...

You are clearly only joking calling them codgers and biddies though right because otherwise the woke will cancel your free speech! "

I'm only using the language that they themselves use to describe each other. The the same way gangsta-rappers use the 'N' word to 'bust some rhymes' on stage and in pop videos

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!

Definitely not, tbh I didn’t have a nice tan from a recent holiday so that may have been the reason they were giving me funny looks

Did have a nice tan

The problem is. How do you know which are the good ones, and which are the ones who are here to harm us?

I don’t know, should we just presume they are all bad to be on the safe side?

Well obviously

Just send them all to Rwanda and process them there.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"The more I think about it the more annoyed I get. I mean, why do these pensioners get special treatment? Why, for example, do they get their own special seats on public transport?

I know, I walked past a ‘gang’ of these pensioners loitering outside a bingo hall and felt scared, makes you wonder what they are up to .

It does make you wonder! I have never been in to see what goes on, but I am sure it cannot be good!

Definitely not, tbh I didn’t have a nice tan from a recent holiday so that may have been the reason they were giving me funny looks

Did have a nice tan

The problem is. How do you know which are the good ones, and which are the ones who are here to harm us?

I don’t know, should we just presume they are all bad to be on the safe side?

Well obviously

Just send them all to Rwanda and process them there."

Yeah, that sounds like a really good idea

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps? "

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?"

Only when it suits, obviously.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?"

BTW you seem to be making a connection to an individual. Can’t see any specific mention. We have been talking generally about the serious threat to the security and culture of our country posed by radical pensioners. It is on the rise and we are just raising what we have see (or what a friend of mine’s sister’s auntie’s brother-in-law was told).

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Be careful people, I think we have a member of the knitting crew infiltrating this thread

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

My pensioner girlfriend thinks that my opinions on sending all pensioners to Rwanda are too soft.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"Be careful people, I think we have a member of the knitting crew infiltrating this thread "

As long as they don’t try to be one of us though then that is ok. No matter how long we let them remain here in this thread, no matter how much of a valuable they make to the thread, they will never be one of us and will need to go back from where they came from once they have served their purpose. I mean, they are obviously only on this thread for personal gain!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"My pensioner girlfriend thinks that my opinions on sending all pensioners to Rwanda are too soft."

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"My pensioner girlfriend thinks that my opinions on sending all pensioners to Rwanda are too soft."

To be fair though, a few people will likely question whether your pensioner girlfriend is real! So nice try

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"Be careful people, I think we have a member of the knitting crew infiltrating this thread

Can anyone name anything apart from music that these pensioners have contributed to Britain?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?"

This is true, terrorists attacks on asylum seekers accommodation has increased by 100% in the last 7 days, it’s like a battle zone

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?"

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"My pensioner girlfriend thinks that my opinions on sending all pensioners to Rwanda are too soft.

To be fair though, a few people will likely question whether your pensioner girlfriend is real! So nice try

Disingenuous.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Be careful people, I think we have a member of the knitting crew infiltrating this thread

Can anyone name anything apart from music that these pensioners have contributed to Britain?"

Tartan slippers?

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way. "

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!"

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner."

He used to be “military age” and if he is over here then he must have passed through a dozen countries offering a decent pension package already!

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

He used to be “military age” and if he is over here then he must have passed through a dozen countries offering a decent pension package already!"

It’s one thing arriving in the UK by boat but this Jesus fella arrived in people hearts! Makes you think!

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner."

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ? "

It was very good

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists "

Although

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

It is hard to believe when you see these pensioners with designer clothes & trainers waving & smiling as they come out of their houses. Others with heads down & hoods up of course. We have no idea who they are.

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

True, but only a small minded , bigoted moron would blame an entire group of people fur the actions of a few, however, I don’t understand why they get preferential treatment and government hand outs but that is for another thread

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

To be fair, the Romans thought Jesus was a terrorist.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’ "

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

How do you know they bought with their own hard earned money? Their pensions are funded by us taxpayers so they can just swan around playing golf. Haven’t they all served their purpose anyway, contributed to the economy sure, but for their own gain obviously, so shouldn’t they now toddle off now we don’t want them. They’re all just open to radicalisation anyway and that will harm the British way of life!

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

Some people on this post have surprised me with a keen sense of humour. And gone up in my estimation. Who knew it?

Others of course stick to their nasty bigoted wierd agendas. Perhaps this is what people morph into when they realise they can’t even get a shag on a swingers website?

Takes all sorts I guess.

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind. "

Just a quick look at the news reports of the guys coming out of their homes.

The level of abuse is much higher than reported. In 2019, an ex head of the local Coop said there is more than one million pensioners in the UK, and rising at over 150,000 each year. Estimated cost to the NHS - £330 million!

Our good nature, proud history of compassion & British values being abused indeed.

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’ "

Dear oh lord. Tedious and doesn’t make any sense.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

Dear oh lord. Tedious and doesn’t make any sense."

Indeed

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Can I just make a point , I am in no way ageist or against pensioners

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind. "

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

**P.S. you know of course that when it comes to state pension, you have not paid a penny towards yours. That is not how it works. It is a ponzi scheme. New joiners (ie current workers) are paying for state pension if recipients now. You paid for generation before.

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

Dear oh lord. Tedious and doesn’t make any sense."

What’s that? It’s the playtime bell. Come on children, leave the playground, back to class.

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

Sometimes people come out with total shit & bollocks that you have to take a deep breath and just hope they are not that thick or simply being disingenuous to try and make a point. Mind you, we do know some on here that Fabricate total crap.

Of course pensions are not a ‘ponzi scheme’. Ridiculous statement - take it back.

I’m happy to be part of a community that takes care of fellow citizens less fortunate.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

What about pensioners that leave the UK and still claim their pensions abroad, where is their commitment to Britain? Are they British enough to claim a British pension

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You have had a horrid cancer battle, lost your son, and your marriage has fallen apart. You are probably also having financial worries, prices are rising too. Throw in being socially ostracised as an older single male.

Now bring in mainstream media reporting all the people arriving and being put up in hotels...It really is not hard to see how anybody who is in a lonely and desperate situation would think 'fudge it I'll show them'.

The sad thing is media has already stage managed things so it isnt even clear how the man died. Was it police bullets, armed forces bullets, migrants, the public, or himself?

If you want to know who radicalised him it won't be any far right group. It will be society as a whole for allowing the situation to continue.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday "

Oh dear. Seb this is still most certainly a lighthearted thread to illustrate the type of argument used about other types of people. Are you taking any of this seriously? It’s just banter. Stop being all woke and cancel culture. Lighten up.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"You have had a horrid cancer battle, lost your son, and your marriage has fallen apart. You are probably also having financial worries, prices are rising too. Throw in being socially ostracised as an older single male.

The sad thing is media has already stage managed things so it isnt even clear how the man died. Was it police bullets, armed forces bullets, migrants, the public, or himself?

If you want to know who radicalised him it won't be any far right group. It will be society as a whole for allowing the situation to continue."

So a bit like brown terrorists then?

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

Of course pensions are not a ‘ponzi scheme’. Ridiculous statement - take it back.

I’m happy to be part of a community that takes care of fellow citizens less fortunate. "

Can’t we get back to the humour, it is much more fun!

Of course the state pension is a ponzi/pyramid scheme. There is no pension pot you or I have paid into. You know that right? It is nothing like a private pension. It is 100% funded from current taxation. Ergo if you have fewer workers or workers earning less to tax you have less money to fund the state pension of those who are retired. If you have more pensioners and living longer then you need more money paying the current state pension. Only solutions are:

1) Pay smaller pension

2) Pay higher tax from those currently working

3) Get more workers so they can pay tax

Right that’s the serious stuff, now I want to get back to our highstreets starting to be taken over by rabid gangs of purple haired pensioners on mobility scooters. It is getting too intimidating to walk our own streets! It’s like Mad Max out there. Well Mad Maude anyway.

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are. "

Now now we don’t like language like that around here thanks. It might be acceptable amongst the Pringle wearing 19th hole pensioners, but this is a nice place and language like that is not a good way to integrate with the fab forum society.

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Yeah, potty mouth but you know who I mean. And we wonder why more people don’t take part in the forum

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are. "

Disingenuous

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Yeah, potty mouth but you know who I mean. And we wonder why more people don’t take part in the forum"

But he is entitled to an opinion and may only have been joking! Older people using words like that just shows how society is breaking down. These golfing pensioners are having a negative impact on the youngsters. I mean what other language are they using in their clubs that we don’t know about? Who knows where it will end! Worrying no?

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By *eroy1000Man over a year ago

milton keynes

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

Of course pensions are not a ‘ponzi scheme’. Ridiculous statement - take it back.

I’m happy to be part of a community that takes care of fellow citizens less fortunate.

Can’t we get back to the humour, it is much more fun!

1) Pay smaller pension

2) Pay higher tax from those currently working

3) Get more workers so they can pay tax

This came up on another thread. Point 3 is self defeating as those extra workers will one day be pensioners themselves. Not only does it kick the can down the road it also makes the future problem worse. Anyway on the theme of this thread I say just arrest Mr Kippling, he is clearly the hate cleric and seducing his followers with marzipan

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Yeah, potty mouth but you know who I mean. And we wonder why more people don’t take part in the forum

A lot of people could learn a lot, and society would be better with golf etiquette.

Safely though, to master golf it takes a bit of talent and a lot of hard work. Attributes that have been lost in the last decade or so.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Disingenuous "

I hope all pensioners don’t use that type of language, shocking

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Disingenuous "

Right on cue, and true to form. Excellent post and a terrific contribution

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

Of course pensions are not a ‘ponzi scheme’. Ridiculous statement - take it back.

I’m happy to be part of a community that takes care of fellow citizens less fortunate.

Can’t we get back to the humour, it is much more fun!

1) Pay smaller pension

2) Pay higher tax from those currently working

3) Get more workers so they can pay tax

And don’t forget that many of women of a certain age were shafted when they increased the retirement age from sixty to sixty seven.

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By *ustintime69Man over a year ago

Bristol

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are. "

Did somebody call my name

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By *ustintime69Man over a year ago

Bristol

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By *ldbutrandyMan over a year ago

West Midlands

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

Of course pensions are not a ‘ponzi scheme’. Ridiculous statement - take it back.

I’m happy to be part of a community that takes care of fellow citizens less fortunate.

Can’t we get back to the humour, it is much more fun!

1) Pay smaller pension

2) Pay higher tax from those currently working

3) Get more workers so they can pay tax

And don’t forget that many of women of a certain age were shafted when they increased the retirement age from sixty to sixty seven. "

You had me at " women of a certain age were shafted "

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By *ohnnyTwoNotesMan over a year ago

golden fields

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Disingenuous

I hope all pensioners don’t use that type of language, shocking "

Shouldn't we send them all to Rwanda, just to be on the safe side.

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

Of course pensions are not a ‘ponzi scheme’. Ridiculous statement - take it back.

I’m happy to be part of a community that takes care of fellow citizens less fortunate.

Can’t we get back to the humour, it is much more fun!

1) Pay smaller pension

2) Pay higher tax from those currently working

3) Get more workers so they can pay tax

And don’t forget that many of women of a certain age were shafted when they increased the retirement age from sixty to sixty seven.

You had me at " women of a certain age were shafted ""

Naughty! It did cross my mind as I typed it

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By *ldbutrandyMan over a year ago

West Midlands

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

Of course pensions are not a ‘ponzi scheme’. Ridiculous statement - take it back.

I’m happy to be part of a community that takes care of fellow citizens less fortunate.

Can’t we get back to the humour, it is much more fun!

1) Pay smaller pension

2) Pay higher tax from those currently working

3) Get more workers so they can pay tax

And don’t forget that many of women of a certain age were shafted when they increased the retirement age from sixty to sixty seven.

You had me at " women of a certain age were shafted "

Naughty! It did cross my mind as I typed it"

It's still in my mind having read it lol. And it's been 15 minutes ago !

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Yeah, potty mouth but you know who I mean. And we wonder why more people don’t take part in the forum

A lot of people could learn a lot, and society would be better with golf etiquette.

Safely though, to master golf it takes a bit of talent and a lot of hard work. Attributes that have been lost in the last decade or so."

Seb don’t put yourself down. We all have friends who are not up to scratch. I’m sure you regular 4 Ball are happy to carry you

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By *ebjonnsonMan over a year ago

Maldon

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Yeah, potty mouth but you know who I mean. And we wonder why more people don’t take part in the forum

A lot of people could learn a lot, and society would be better with golf etiquette.

Safely though, to master golf it takes a bit of talent and a lot of hard work. Attributes that have been lost in the last decade or so.

Seb don’t put yourself down. We all have friends who are not up to scratch. I’m sure you regular 4 Ball are happy to carry you

“Regular 4 ball”? You seem to know a lot about golf - come on, out of the locker room, Pringles at the ready. And I’m not talking potato based snacks. You are a golfer sir!

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By *irldnCouple over a year ago

Brighton

"While this does make for a funny read, it also shows the true colours of some for taking the suicide of someone that clearly had mental health issues as a source of humour.

Not as WOKE as you like to think perhaps?

It was just a joke. Some people! Are we not allowed an opinion?

Are we not allowed to talk about these worrying trends?

Well the OP did refer specifically to the guy at Dover. As I said, it’s a funny read and of course it’s not a ‘worrying trend’ - was that a joke?

What is funny is that certain posters that don’t have a sense of humour suddenly think they have.

I have a fantastic sense of humour by the way.

Jesus was born in a stable, doesn’t make him a horse!

He's over 2000 years old at this point, so definitely a pensioner.

I’m doubled up in pain laughing at that one. Who knew you and your cabal had a sense of humour ?

It was very good

I hope we have all learnt something here, allykpuhh pensioners are responsible for every terror attack on asylum seekers accommodation, not all pensioners are terrorists

Although

All bought with their own hard earned money.

A generation to be admired - unlike todays youth who seem to think that paying for a phone is ‘optional’

What all of them? Are you saying they are all the same? That’s a bit of a sweeping generalisation! What about the radicalised ones? What about all those examples we have been giving?

Paid many times over for their own pensions if you don’t mind.

How do you know they paid in? Could have been on benefits whole life? Are you happy that your taxes paid for lazy pensioners to sit at home ordering takeaways while watching TV?

Anyway you are going off topic! We are talking about dodgy radicalised pensioners. Does this not worry you?

But we are not talking about dangerous radicalised pensioners. This was clearly a lighthearted thread, in poor taste in my opinion but it’s turned into the usual rabid pack piss take.

I’m more worried about Chelsea on Sunday

I have seen the funny side of it and a few points made me laugh. Sadly the usual gang of bullies have to steam in and hijack it for their own agenda or just a wind up.

Thankfully others can see them for the narrow minded twisted cunts that they are.

Yeah, potty mouth but you know who I mean. And we wonder why more people don’t take part in the forum

A lot of people could learn a lot, and society would be better with golf etiquette.

Safely though, to master golf it takes a bit of talent and a lot of hard work. Attributes that have been lost in the last decade or so.

Seb don’t put yourself down. We all have friends who are not up to scratch. I’m sure you regular 4 Ball are happy to carry you

“Regular 4 ball”? You seem to know a lot about golf - come on, out of the locker room, Pringles at the ready. And I’m not talking potato based snacks. You are a golfer sir! "

Well Jesus was born in a stable, it doesn’t make him a horse! Sorry couldn’t resist