And finally, anyone on here that says they wish someone had been killed in an IRA bomb attack. Lowest of the low. Delighted that I won't have to read anymore shit from them again.

Laughable to see certain people on here pouring their hearts out about recently deceased people whilst wishing others dead on other threads. Stomach turning. Hypocrites. Cue Quartzgoon deleting this email for fear of one of his chums being offended.

Another intelligent contribution from you. You should stick to making up stories about miners.

Can't help but smirk at the whole city of Boston being laid sieige by a nineteen year old Chechen student, so much for the gun brigade defending the country. I can just see them all now hiding under their fucking coffee tables clutching their AK47 assault rifles, trembling with fear as their huge f...

Top Londoner wrote:Well, it could be worse I suppose.
Imagine he was a Liverpool supporter and a hypocrite to boot?
Anniversary tomorrow and all that?

Well, yes I suppose you have a point...

If only she was prime minister now, RIP I can see you and I are going to get on like a house on fire....btw here's some petrol and a match. Any man who likes poetry, I can't see me having much in common with him. Don't worry, he'll be telling you to burn in hell next. That's his style. He also make...

If only she was prime minister now, RIP I can see you and I are going to get on like a house on fire....btw here's some petrol and a match. Any man who likes poetry, I can't see me having much in common with him. Don't worry, he'll be telling you to burn in hell next. That's his style. He also make...

At last a politician with the desire to tackle the burgeoning welfare state. Ian Duncan Smith is one of the few politicians making a meaningful and positive difference to his department. He is not prepared to simply accept that the state should continue to support those who choose not to support th...

At last a politician with the desire to tackle the burgeoning welfare state. Ian Duncan Smith is one of the few politicians making a meaningful and positive difference to his department. He is not prepared to simply accept that the state should continue to support those who choose not to support th...

At last a politician with the desire to tackle the burgeoning welfare state. Ian Duncan Smith is one of the few politicians making a meaningful and positive difference to his department. He is not prepared to simply accept that the state should continue to support those who choose not to support the...

afcforever wrote:If only she was prime minister now, RIP

Well said. Welcome to the forum.

OneBard You say Thatcher squashed the aspirations of the poor, but I thought one of the main controversies about Thatcher was that she encouraged aspiration, to what some would see as the detriment of traditional working class solidarity and community? Anyway, Police warning about clashed in London...

Top Londoner wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ngZFRisurU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gn9A-kdsRo

The fact you even take the time to post stuff like this is truly sad. You are embarrassing yourself but carry on.

The interesting thing is how people seem to have either loved or hated her. Am I the only one who thinks she was a bit of good and a bit of bad, as per my earlier post? I also think that Quartz but for me the often ill-informed and short-sighted bile that gets spouted about her makes it hard to app...

The Mackem lad is 100% right :barscarf: Shame on the Tory scum vermin on here :banghead: Thatcher's legacy is the Tarquin infested stadium that we have moved to whilst destroying our traditional core working class support in the process. Thatcher was an evil witch who destroyed communities & jo...