I think we have had it

SPLINE · Thursday at 9:30 PM

MNW67 said:
there is no denying that the UK actively encouraged and recruited people from the Caribbean and the Indian Sub-Continent to come to the UK to work. It is a matter of historical fact.

That is true of later events, but not of the Windrush - that wasn't invited... it is a myth that it was. Get your immigrant facts right! You have already been shown to be a liar, or to be kind, shown to repeat fashionable left-wing lies.

MNW67 said:
I hadn't realised that they aren't allowed to drink anything. That makes it much harder, IMO. Especially if Ramadan falls in the summer.

If you live in occupied territory like I do, you will know that some muslims go completely mad during ramadamadingdong. Madder than usual that is. One threw himself in front of my car once. And there are fireworks all through the night.

SPLINE · Thursday at 9:31 PM

aveatry said:
You knew what you were doing and so does everyone else. Think on. Continue to be the forums lying troll if you wish.

He has said things to me in the past, then deleted the post and denied he ever said them. Mad.

MNW67 · Thursday at 9:33 PM

SPLINE said:
That is true of later events, but not of the Windrush - that wasn't invited... it is a myth that it was. Get your immigrant facts right! You have already been shown to be a liar, or to be kind, shown to repeat fashionable left-wing lies.

If you live in occupied territory like I do, you will know that some muslims go completely mad during ramadamadingdong. Madder than usual that is. One threw himself in front of my car once. And there are fireworks all through the night.

I once called it that by mistake to one of my Muslim friends.

morqthana · Thursday at 9:58 PM

pete01 said:
That cant be a lie though? Think on

He can't think it's true. Nobody could possibly be that st---d.

morqthana · Thursday at 10:28 PM

aveatry said:
You knew what you were doing and so does everyone else.

I was quoting you where you expressed the view that a religious observance was malarkey and a joke.

Did you edit warey4life's post here?

Post in thread 'Should there be a general election when Starmer gets booted?'

Wednesday at 10:14 PM

warey4life said:
Democracy does count to Brexitters. Brexit has severely damaged the country and now many more people consider it to be a failure than those simple people who still for some reason believe it was a success. If we lived in a democracy we'd be able to choose to reverse the damage.

Is this one of your made up hundreds of billions rubbish

Yes, you did.

Did you edit warey4life's posts here?

Post in thread 'Should there be a general election when Starmer gets booted?'

Wednesday at 12:14 PM

warey4life said:
Brexit is costing the economy hundreds of billions every year, those who voted for it should be crying with shame.

aveatry said:
You will of course be able to provide backup to your hundreds of billions every year

warey4life said:
Please explain how I lied.

If you the the figure at face value then its one hundred billion which is not in your words hundreds of billions you have form on this kind of thing and its been needed to call out your lies before

Yes, you did.

aveatry said:
Continue to be the forums lying troll if you wish.

If you consider that simply truncating a quote to leave the first part is lying trolling, how should we categorise this:

aveatry said:
morqthana said:

Thank you for that respectful post about people's religious beliefs.

Click to expand...

Oh look I can change and edit peoples quotes too

where you did actually change what I wrote without indicating that you had?

morqthana said:
Thank you for confirming what sort of person you are by that respectful post about people's religious beliefs.

Should we term it lying trolling? Or rank hypocrisy?

pete01 · Thursday at 10:32 PM

morqthana said:
He can't think it's true. Nobody could possibly be that st---d.

You are both quite similar

morqthana · Thursday at 10:37 PM

pete01 said:
You are both quite similar

Are people really so stpd that they can't get their heads around the idea that there can be more than one person holding similar views which are opposed to theirs?

pete01 · Thursday at 10:38 PM

morqthana said:
Are people really so stpd that they can't get their heads around the idea that there can be more than one person holding similar views which are opposed to theirs?

It's no big deal just an observation

King Billy · 2026-02-20T03:20:53+0000

catlad said:
Stopping a game so people can eat is a slippery slope, it doesn't need to happen, it's not inclusive it's divisive.

What about for drinks or energy gels for hydration?
Which happens already at various convenient times during a match.

There's no suggetion they're going to stop for a picnic in the middle of the pitch during play.

King Billy · 2026-02-20T03:25:00+0000

John Smith Esq. said:
If we had proper football clubs that are owned by fans, rather than dodgy foreign billionaires, then the overwhelming majority of them who don't want stoppages for Ali snacks could simply vote against it. If that means not hiring certain players then so be it.

You've already suggested reverting football back to a whites-only sport.
There's no need to reinforce your racist attitudes.

King Billy · 2026-02-20T03:26:47+0000

aveatry said:
All this fasting malarkey is a joke fill up your face before sunrise at 7am then "fast" until sunset at 4pm then fill your face - I couldn’t keep up with all the eating.

You can always decline all the invitations you receive.

King Billy · 2026-02-20T03:28:39+0000

morqthana said:
What do you mean "Ey?" ?

You thanked Spline for posting a lie

He's probably not aware of what he's doing half the time.

King Billy · 2026-02-20T03:34:27+0000

aveatry said:
No - they are allowed to drink water and there are other allowances for people with illness / pregnant ECT
But I know when its ramadam as my local asda is stocked full of mango jucie and vimto cordial - yes vimto - they love it for some reason.

Sugary drinks to give a burst of energy.
I do the same. A bottle of coke and/or a banana is never far away during prolonged activities.

King Billy · 2026-02-20T03:37:28+0000

pete01 said:
That cant be a lie though? Think on

The uderlying premise for the question was basd on a falshood, or a lie, if you prefer.
Therefore the question was an implied lie, which is still a lie.

King Billy · 2026-02-20T03:43:25+0000

SPLINE said:
That is true of later events, but not of the Windrush - that wasn't invited... it is a myth that it was. Get your immigrant facts right! You have already been shown to be a liar, or to be kind, shown to repeat fashionable left-wing lies.

The Windrush generation were so called because it was the name of the ship that carried the first of those encouraged to come to UK from the BOTs.
Although many did not have pre-arranged employment contracts, they came in response to Britain's call for labour, and sought employment on arrival.

SPLINE said:
If you live in occupied territory like I do,

Keep your head down.

I think we have had it

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