Makerfield

[Mottie]

I made the mistake of having a steak in a Chinese restaurant. It was as tough as old boots. When the waiter asked me how my steak was, I told him it was rubbery. He brought the chef out and he thanked me profusely.

 

[Mottie]

Mottie proves his ability in humour relies on typical xenophobic coments.

 

[blup]

If I was a Labour man I'd want him in.

In a personality contest maybe

 

[King Billy]

I made the mistake of having a steak in a Chinese restaurant. It was as tough as old boots. When the waiter asked me how my steak was, I told him it was rubbery. He brought the chef out and he thanked me profusely.

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I see Mottie is intent on proving his trolling predilection as well as his xenophobic anti-foreigner bigotry.

 

[Mottie]

I see Mottie is intent on proving his trolling predilection as well as his xenophobic anti-foreigner bigotry.

Grow up and get a sense of humour while you’re at it.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Grow up and get a sense of humour while you’re at it.

Its hard for someone who spends his sunday with his pant round his ankle to laugh.

 

[securespark]

General consensus ????? Is that burnham has done quite well as mayor of Manchester ?? Quite
Popular ????

What I seem to pick up ? Any way ?

Seems a decent enough sort of bloke ??

He has done well.
He is popular.
He is a decent bloke.

 

[blup]

Vote Burnam to get Starmmer out, vote re form to get Labour out. The Labor party are creating their own psycho drama

 

[King Billy]

Grow up and get a sense of humour while you’re at it.

I think your reply prove my suspicions:

Mottie proves his ability in humour relies on typical xenophobic coments.

I see Mottie is intent on proving his trolling predilection as well as his xenophobic anti-foreigner bigotry.

And elsa insists on dragging the discussion down to her level: coarse and poor English.

Its hard for someone who spends his sunday with his pant round his ankle to laugh.

To pant (verb) means to breathe quickly and heavily, typically after physical exertion, excitement, or when feeling overheated. As a noun, a "pant" refers to a single, labored breath, or a short, gasping noise.

 

[Mottie]

And elsa insists on dragging the discussion down to her level: coarse and poor English.

Did you never learn that names always begin with a capital letter in your English lessons?

 

[King Billy]

Did you never learn that names always begin with a capital letter in your English lessons?

Did you never learn that respect is earned, not an automatic right?
I reserve my respect for those deserving of it.
And this type of comment does not deserve respect, nor is it respectable:

Its hard for someone who spends his sunday with his pant round his ankle to laugh.

 

[Mottie]

Did you never learn that respect is earned, not an automatic right?
I reserve my respect for those deserving of it.
And this type of comment does not deserve respect, nor is it respectable:

Fine, but I was asking about your spelling when you were criticising others on their use of English. So, again, did you not learn about the use of capital letters at the beginning of a name in your English lessons? Simple question, maybe too simple for you…

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

King Billy is rubbery