Religious hatred

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  >> Sarah's cousin has offered me a grand for the outfit.
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 > Fuck. I have one if she wants a breeding pair.

He. And he's not having it, for a number of reasons.

I am going to get shot of it, though. I've had my fun, but I don't enjoy it
enough to justify taking up the driveway and having to maintain it etc, and
it's probably the least practical conveyance I've ever owned.

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porl wrote:

 > "I'd lav to smack that cunt's face in but I can't help feelin'
some'ow ee's
 > an 'armless, idiosyncra'ic, charmin' piece of life's rich tapestry"

I read this before Ben's bit, and for a few seconds I was wondering
which Python sketch you were quoting from.

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porl wrote:
 > "darsy" <darsyx DeleteThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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  > > I read this before Ben's bit, and for a few seconds I was wondering
  > > which Python sketch you were quoting from.
 >
 > Hehe yeah.
 >
 > -and then what happened?

I realised you've gotten funny again.

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On Fri, 20 May 2005 15:38:49 +0000 (UTC), "Grimley_Feindish"
<alan.farrell3"nofeckingspam"@btopenworld.com> wrote:

 >So does this new bill regarding Inciting Religious Hatred mean that
 >Christians are in trouble when it comes to the Satanist lot then?

Dunno, but with a bit of luck it might stop the high-street preacher
types, like there was one of in Oxford Street. They certainly incite
my hatred against whatever religion they're preaching about.

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Ace wrote:

 >On Fri, 20 May 2005 15:38:49 +0000 (UTC), "Grimley_Feindish"
 ><alan.farrell3"nofeckingspam"@btopenworld.com> wrote:
 >
  >>So does this new bill regarding Inciting Religious Hatred mean that
  >>Christians are in trouble when it comes to the Satanist lot then?
 >
 >Dunno, but with a bit of luck it might stop the high-street preacher
 >types, like there was one of in Oxford Street. They certainly incite
 >my hatred against whatever religion they're preaching about.

here's a funny thing.

Outside West Ham, on a match-day, there's a guy on a pushbike with a
loudhailer. He's old and black, and rides very slowly (one-handed)
while either singing tunelessly or "preaching" through the loudhailer.

You would expect that football fans, being boorish and pagan and
vulgar and stupid, would give this guy a hard time. But they don't
(at least, the West Ham fans don't). He's regarded as a harmless,
idiosyncratic, charming piece of life's rich tapestry.

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"Ben Blaney" <m7 RemoveThis @privacy.net> wrote in message
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 > Ace wrote:
 >
  >>On Fri, 20 May 2005 15:38:49 +0000 (UTC), "Grimley_Feindish"
  >><alan.farrell3"nofeckingspam"@btopenworld.com> wrote:
  >>
   >>>So does this new bill regarding Inciting Religious Hatred mean that
   >>>Christians are in trouble when it comes to the Satanist lot then?
  >>
  >>Dunno, but with a bit of luck it might stop the high-street preacher
  >>types, like there was one of in Oxford Street. They certainly incite
  >>my hatred against whatever religion they're preaching about.
 >
 > here's a funny thing.
 >
 > Outside West Ham, on a match-day, there's a guy on a pushbike with a
 > loudhailer. He's old and black, and rides very slowly (one-handed)
 > while either singing tunelessly or "preaching" through the loudhailer.
 >
 > You would expect that football fans, being boorish and pagan and
 > vulgar and stupid, would give this guy a hard time. But they don't
 > (at least, the West Ham fans don't). He's regarded as a harmless,
 > idiosyncratic, charming piece of life's rich tapestry.


"I'd lav to smack that cunt's face in but I can't help feelin' some'ow ee's
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porl wrote:
 >
 > Ben Blaney wrote in message
  >>
  >> Outside West Ham, on a match-day, there's a guy on a pushbike with a
  >> loudhailer. He's old and black, and rides very slowly (one-handed)
  >> while either singing tunelessly or "preaching" through the loudhailer.
  >>
  >> You would expect that football fans, being boorish and pagan and
  >> vulgar and stupid, would give this guy a hard time. But they don't
  >> (at least, the West Ham fans don't). He's regarded as a harmless,
  >> idiosyncratic, charming piece of life's rich tapestry.
 >
 >
 > "I'd lav to smack that cunt's face in but I can't help feelin' some'ow
 > ee's an 'armless, idiosyncra'ic, charmin' piece of life's rich tapestry"
 >

Send Bear round, to belittle him, immediately.

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"darsy" <darsyx.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote in message
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 > porl wrote:
 >
  >> "I'd lav to smack that cunt's face in but I can't help feelin'
 > some'ow ee's
  >> an 'armless, idiosyncra'ic, charmin' piece of life's rich tapestry"
 >
 > I read this before Ben's bit, and for a few seconds I was wondering
 > which Python sketch you were quoting from.

Hehe yeah.

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porl wrote:

 >"I'd lav to smack that cunt's face in but I can't help feelin' some'ow ee's
 >an 'armless, idiosyncra'ic, charmin' piece of life's rich tapestry"

I don't remember going to West Ham with you, porl. Too far East,
innit?


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In article <3f6tleF5m0j3U1.RemoveThis@individual.net>, AndrewR wrote:
 > Dan L wrote:
  >> Grimley_Feindish" <alan.farrell3"nofeckingspam wrote:
   >>> So does this new bill regarding Inciting Religious Hatred mean that
   >>> Christians are in trouble when it comes to the Satanist lot then?
  >>
  >> Dunno, does it mean I can't tell the JW's to fuck right off any more?
 >
 > You think you've got it bad? I'm scared to reply to any of Phil L's posts.

"I have the power"!

Don't worry - I won't shop you as long as I get a cut of your wages as
the anti-Pope..


Phil.

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In article <d6s92d$a49$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk>, Alex Ferrier
says...
 > porl wrote:
  > >
  > > Ben Blaney wrote in message
   > >>
   > >> Outside West Ham, on a match-day, there's a guy on a pushbike with a
   > >> loudhailer. He's old and black, and rides very slowly (one-handed)
   > >> while either singing tunelessly or "preaching" through the loudhailer.
   > >>
   > >> You would expect that football fans, being boorish and pagan and
   > >> vulgar and stupid, would give this guy a hard time. But they don't
   > >> (at least, the West Ham fans don't). He's regarded as a harmless,
   > >> idiosyncratic, charming piece of life's rich tapestry.
  > >
  > > "I'd lav to smack that cunt's face in but I can't help feelin' some'ow
  > > ee's an 'armless, idiosyncra'ic, charmin' piece of life's rich tapestry"
 >
 > Send Bear round, to belittle him, immediately.

Do you mind! I would never belittle a charming piece of life's rich
tapestry.

The very thought.
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