I see that fine upstanding, law abiding poor picked on British athlete has been found guilty.

[Roy Bloom]

What are you saying g Roy. Am I being Racist or sexist here?

I've started threads (a good few) on how footballers need to practise what they preach.

You have, and your interest has always been foorball.
Now you've developed an interest in sprinters.

And she does like to go fast.

 

[Bod ...]

More or less.

Exactly
They are all scum.

 

[Bod ...]

You have, and your interest has always been foorball.
Now you've developed an interest in sprinters.

And she does like to go fast.

More my interest is Hypocrites. I don't care what profession in the spotlight.

 

[Roy Bloom]

Exactly
They are all scum.

Read your relevant post:

One thing I did like more than criminals and that would be bent coppers.

More or less?

 

[Bod ...]

Read your relevant post:

More or less?

I did read Roy. I realised I made an error in my spelling. More so so did you.

Are you picking me up on my spelling mistake or that you think I like bent coppers more than I like criminals?

 

[Roy Bloom]

I realised I made an error in my spelling. More so so did you.

A spelling error or a typo?
Where is my misspelling?
There is a difference when a spelling error or typo is of no consequence, and other times when a spelling error, typo or even a grammatical error completely changes the meaing of the sentence.

Are you picking me up on my spelling mistake or that you think I like bent coppers more than I like criminals?

I'm just highlighting your comment so you can reaffirm your emotion or correct it.
You've left it as is, so I assume you meant what your wrote.

 

[Bod ...]

A spelling error or a typo?
Where is my misspelling?
There is a difference when a spelling error or typo is of no consequence, and other times

It doesn't matter. You see my mistake.

JOB does the same when he's loosing an argument on his radio station.

 

[gant]

There is a difference when a spelling error or typo is of no consequence, and other times when a spelling error, typo or even a grammatical error completely changes the meaing of the sentence

What's a meaing of a sentence?

 

[Roy Bloom]

What's a meaing of a sentence?

Ambiguity:
Flying planes can be dangerous.
The fish is ready to eat.

Grammar: Eats shoots and leaves.

Spelling:

But is this normal and most don't notice what is going on, or have I got a rouge system?

Sorry, Eric.

Omitted words:

One thing I did like more than criminals and that would be bent coppers.

 

[gant]

Oh.

 

[transam]

Race card being played again

One of our fellas use to do a lot of emergency call outs late at night 20 year old in a new ( at the time) transporter

Pulled up
By plod on a reg basis
If he had been black we may have had the option
If making a complaint or getting some type of compensation

But he is not

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Race card being played again

One of our fellas use to do a lot of emergency call outs late at night 20 year old in a new ( at the time) transporter

Pulled up
By plod on a reg basis
If he had been black we may have had the option
If making a complaint or getting some type of compensation

But he is not

Nothing to do with race.

 

[transam]

Nothing to do with race.

I know that tell her ?

Or yes you are right our fella getting pulled up could not be put down to race as he is white

Although if he had been black plod would have thought twice before stopping him just in case they could be accused of racism ?

 

[Bod ...]

Nothing to do with race.

She has form in pulling out the race card.

 

[noseall]

If making a complaint or getting some type of compensation

If they (the rozzers) wrongly accused him of smoking cannabis, I suppose it's justified. But that would be silly. They could lose their jobs.

Race card my arse.