The Dead Thread

[Sarniajoy]

What complete and utter bilge you blather! Unable to form any kind of reasonable coherent argument you resort to banal modish clichés and coarse insults like "sexist creep".

Pondero is right - you have gone too far this time. Whenever you barge in here with your stock inanities, the level of discussion plunges to abysmal depths. You keep saying you'll never come back here again, so why don't you do the decent thing for once and keep to your word...?

Talking about yourself again?

[GregB]

If that is your idea of a clever riposte, it just demonstrates how woefully foolish and laughably unintelligent you are. It's the sort of thing a child in a schoolyard might say. (Par for the course...)

[Sarniajoy]

If that is your idea of a clever riposte, it just demonstrates how woefully foolish and laughably unintelligent you are. It's the sort of thing a child in a schoolyard might say. (Par for the course...)

And your posts aren't as bad? Oh come off it!

[GregB]

No, they're not. That's just sour grapes!

Adios!

[Sarniajoy]

No, they're not. That's just sour grapes!

Adios!

[Sprocket]

When are you going to grow up? Your posts read like those of a teenager trying to shock the grown-ups.

[Lyn]

I always felt sorry for Christine Keeler, at 21 she seemed to get the blame for everything - in all seriousness, it was nothing! I don't think any spying happened even though one of her consorts was a high up Russian.

Profumo was an unhappy man married to an alcoholic woman who didn't love him and he liked playing away.

It was a sad state of affairs but the young woman at the forefront of 'the scandal' (nothing compared to what happens nowadays), carried the burden of blame.
Sarnia has said nothing wrong.

RIP Christine Keeler.

[Sarniajoy]

I always felt sorry for Christine Keeler, at 21 she seemed to get the blame for everything - in all seriousness, it was nothing! I don't think any spying happened even though one of her consorts was a high up Russian.

Profumo was an unhappy man married to an alcoholic woman who didn't love him and he liked playing away.

It was a sad state of affairs but the young woman at the forefront of 'the scandal' (nothing compared to what happens nowadays), carried the burden of blame.
Sarnia has said nothing wrong.

RIP Christine Keeler.

Thanks Lyn. It is sad that scandal dogged Keeler's life until the end.

[Lyn]

I always felt sorry for her, such a young person being embroiled in all that scandal which she couldn't possibly have understood - even went to prison which seems quite barbaric.
Yesterday I read some nice things said about her by one of her children, and others.

[GregB]

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