
sotonjoe
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An effective means of protest in the heart of Southampton ...
sotonjoe replied to sotonjoe's topic in The Lounge
A different concept I guess, but certainly much more entertaining! -
... or a load of students with nothing better to do than cause a scene in the precinct on a Saurday afternoon? You decide.
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Whatever do you mean?
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you forgot the fact that I shall have my first up your arse.
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You're in the mood for some infractions then I take it?
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infractions!
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that's delldays' pic right?
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e is the 'group of death'
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I can't believe it's too quiet for you to be honest. Without sounding like an old git, you'll damage your ears if you turn it up any more. Maybe you just need a decent set of headphones or earphones? A google search will get you a way of getting rid of the limiter though.
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Stop it guys... Don't make assumptions: don't assume people are judging you by how you're playing. Don't assume you can or can't beat the competition.
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Why has he used an image of Jon Hartson on his website? Isn't that a bit disrespectful?
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why the fox? He's called Will , not Fox!
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A real surprise. Hope his luck continues.
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It's a shame I guess. Although I can't understand for the life of me why St Will is intent on hijacking the thread to blame the Football League for our relegation from the Chamionship.
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St Will would just tell them how much easier their job is than playing golf for a living.
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i pulled a mod once but I swore I wouldn't kiss and tell.
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kardeem and st will should moderate it on their own
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were
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Pompey have confirmed the rumours according to the beeb
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saw him at daivd lloyd only recnetly so as somebody else has already implied the move must be VERY recent.
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big power cut in shirley high street at about 7:45pm, including wetherspons and mcdonalds etc!
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I don't think it's a s simple as you make out. When a government are actively pursuing a system of mass genocide which popular opinion is in favour of, it seems morally dubious to later start pinning charges on staff members responsible for carrying out the duties. There 'moral choice' was probably "do your job or get killed". I wonder what you would have choosed?
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yes, but Megrahi (sp?) was found guilty on very dubious circumstances; many say he had the whole affair pinned on him so powers that be could they say they ' got their man'. That could have swayed their decision to release him to a great degree if true. That said, that doesn't mean I'm in favour of prosecuting this new fella. The point of how mistreated Iraqi people have been at the hands of our troops is an interesting one. Whilst it is hardly a direct comparison with genocide, it does make you realise that there are many guilty parties in war. This guy was carrying out pretty grim work with the other option of being killed I would have thought. Under similar circumstances, I would have thought that many of those people calling for his execution etc would have behaved in a similar manner to how he did.
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The Lockerbie guy? There's a great deal of debate as to whether he was actually guilty anyway. Not that I can see what he has to do with the case being discussed here ...