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hypochondriac

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  1. I think we are doing alright- Chelsea are just playing well.
  2. It your on kodi it's one of the first things you see when you sign in.
  3. Yeah about 2 minutes before I think.
  4. Click on premier league pass if you have sports mania.
  5. Sportsmania is a great stream today
  6. I really couldn't be bothered.
  7. Jimmy Saville did that and it didn't end well.
  8. Or just go on there when you want to talk to anyone rather than reading through what idiots say?
  9. Try sportsdevil as well. That has loads of streams and is my alternative when sportsmania isn't working.
  10. Fantastic so far. Exactly what we need to get this season started.
  11. Anyone else find it an ironic that an American is lecturing the UK about being the world's moral compass?
  12. 4 down for Sussex and 50 to go for us. We could do this!
  13. And 1 million paragraphs.
  14. Smiling at someone with a chocolate bar on his head That's not a phrase I expected to read this morning.
  15. That youth is an utter helmet.
  16. Bored now. When you start bringing age into it then you know you've lost. Lets revisit this thread after the result. Ta ta.
  17. Here we go again. Mr fantasist inventing things desperately. It's a novel way too win an argument- if you can't find something then just pretend they said something else! But OK if it makes you feel better I admit it I said EVERYONE who wants to leave the EU are buffoons (this despite saying I considered YOU a buffoon for not understanding the political climate, woefully failing to comprehend how the media works and for jumping up and down because I dared to suggest that we won't be voting to leave.) The reality is that I believe there are some good arguments in favour of leaving. What you failed to see whilst you worked yourself into a UKIP lather is that I have respect for quite a few people who want to leave. I know a few people who would like to leave but who also know that there is no chance that a majority of the British public will vote the way they would like them to. They will still be voting because their hope is that the vote is close enough to force some concessions and a renegotiation. So all the people who want a renegotiation are going to bite the hand that feeds them and take the massive step of withdrawal in the face of a concerted media campaign and a huge budget telling them how dire it will be if they do? Of course they will! I really think you should reconsider your Tory stance. Everything you ever post on here makes it appear that you would be more at home slagging off migrants with Uncle Farage. You know you want to join.
  18. I get the impression that wes is one of those posters who genuinely does get annoyed by words on a screen. Wouldn't surprise me. On a side note, I notice a lot of the forum members who I believe have joined pap on his forum have suddenly started replying to an awful lot of my posts. Am I right to assume that you are talking about me on a different forum and then all coming on here? That's incredibly sad if so.
  19. Thanks for the life advice sue. Truly valued from someone such as yourself.
  20. I don't consider everyone buffoons, simple minded or deluded- Just you and other ukippers who believe they have any chance of winning. It's cute really.
  21. Your response once again proves you are disconnected from reality but if you are happy with your delusion then who am I to criticise? Live in your mental fairy world if you like, we still aren't going to vote to leave. You make no valid reasons, just because you want something to be true doesn't mean it's going to happen. I want saints to win the champions league but unlike the likes of mlg I'm not going to invent fictional future scenarios where this could happen, I simply look at the situation and the history and accept that no matter what I want it isn't going to happen. I suspect that people would rather be in Europe on a trading basis but that offer isn't on the table and the majority won't be going for the incredibly radical step of complete removal from the EU and what that entails. with the possible hope that they could join a trading union at some point in the future. Again, if you believe they will then that's fine but I presume you will be coming back on here to apologise once we vote not to leave? Of course voting even if you know you won't win is important. Look at Scotland, they have gained much from the independence referendum despite losing. Personally I hope the vote is close enough that politicians won't get complacent or consider it a ringing endorsement of the EU. Keep clinging to your delusion if you wish but it will just make you look a little foolish won't it.
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