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18-04-2013, 01:56 PM
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Wind, gusty and then more wind and gusts
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T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz |
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18-04-2013, 02:02 PM
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Wind, gusty and then more wind and gusts
On 18/04/2013 13:56, Baz wrote:
Janet wrote in T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz I'd have thought that the wind was more of a De thatcher |
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18-04-2013, 05:09 PM
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Wind, gusty and then more wind and gusts
On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said:
Janet wrote in T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz You know what, she's dead. Give it - and her - a rest please. To keep on slagging off the dead is offensive in any case to a lot of people and it doesn't necessarily jibe with everyone's political views on here, so it's rude to assume all think the same. And politics shouldn't enter into a gardening group in any case. And no, I didn't vote for her or anyone else back then, because at the time she was in power I was unable to vote in England. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
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18-04-2013, 06:57 PM
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On 18/04/2013 17:09, Sacha wrote:
On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said: Janet wrote in T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz You know what, she's dead. Give it - and her - a rest please. To keep on slagging off the dead is offensive in any case to a lot of people and it doesn't necessarily jibe with everyone's political views on here, so it's rude to assume all think the same. And politics shouldn't enter into a gardening group in any case. And no, I didn't vote for her or anyone else back then, because at the time she was in power I was unable to vote in England. In any case one shouldn't overestimate the importance of the individual. If it hadn't been her, it would have been someone else, because the time was right. RIP, surely we're all entitled to that |
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#5
18-04-2013, 08:12 PM
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"Sacha" wrote in message ... On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said: Janet wrote in T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz You know what, she's dead. Give it - and her - a rest please. To keep on slagging off the dead is offensive in any case to a lot of people and it doesn't necessarily jibe with everyone's political views on here, so it's rude to assume all think the same. And politics shouldn't enter into a gardening group in any case. The phrase that 'people who live in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones' would seem to apply to Baz here. I am tired of his 'ever so 'umble' attitude toward gardening and his very real mental instability. Time to killfile him I think. Phil |
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#6
18-04-2013, 10:52 PM
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On 2013-04-18 20:12:08 +0100, Phil Gurr said:
"Sacha" wrote in message ... On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said: Janet wrote in T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz You know what, she's dead. Give it - and her - a rest please. To keep on slagging off the dead is offensive in any case to a lot of people and it doesn't necessarily jibe with everyone's political views on here, so it's rude to assume all think the same. And politics shouldn't enter into a gardening group in any case. The phrase that 'people who live in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones' would seem to apply to Baz here. I am tired of his 'ever so 'umble' attitude toward gardening and his very real mental instability. Time to killfile him I think. Phil I happened to answer Baz's post but he's not the only one who's hammered this subject to pieces. My post wasn't directed solely at him but at all those who think this is a place to air contentious political views. The one thing that WAS good about urg was the lack of that sort of thing and the unifying factor of all being interested in gardening, whatever rosettes we wear at yawn-time! ;-) -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
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#7
19-04-2013, 11:49 AM
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"Phil Gurr" wrote in
: "Sacha" wrote in message ... On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said: Janet wrote in T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz You know what, she's dead. Give it - and her - a rest please. To keep on slagging off the dead is offensive in any case to a lot of people and it doesn't necessarily jibe with everyone's political views on here, so it's rude to assume all think the same. And politics shouldn't enter into a gardening group in any case. The phrase that 'people who live in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones' would seem to apply to Baz here. I am tired of his 'ever so 'umble' attitude toward gardening and his very real mental instability. Time to killfile him I think. Phil Yes, I think it is. Put the loony in your killfile. Baz |
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#8
19-04-2013, 01:41 PM
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On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said: Janet wrote in In article , says... The wind has blown all of them over, Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? You did. PM Margaret Thatcher. and wind of change? Harold Macmillan, and me. Following your daft post blaming a dead ex-PM for high winds. Janet |
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#9
19-04-2013, 03:01 PM
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Janet wrote in
T: In article , says... On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said: Janet wrote in In article , says... The wind has blown all of them over, Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? You did. PM Margaret Thatcher. and wind of change? Harold Macmillan, and me. Following your daft post blaming a dead ex-PM for high winds. Janet Oky doky. You must learn to read. Baz |
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19-04-2013, 12:51 PM
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#11
19-04-2013, 01:02 PM
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Sacha wrote in :
On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said: Janet wrote in T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz You know what, she's dead. Give it - and her - a rest please. To keep on slagging off the dead is offensive in any case to a lot of people and it doesn't necessarily jibe with everyone's political views on here, so it's rude to assume all think the same. And politics shouldn't enter into a gardening group in any case. And no, I didn't vote for her or anyone else back then, because at the time she was in power I was unable to vote in England. Yes, of course you are right in what you say. My point is off topic in this group. Baz |
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#12
19-04-2013, 02:57 PM
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On 2013-04-19 13:02:43 +0100, Baz said:
Sacha wrote in : On 2013-04-18 13:56:15 +0100, Baz said: Janet wrote in T: In article , says... It is our day to get our recycling bins emptied of plastic and cardboard. The wind has blown all of them over, and most of the contents are in our and neighbours gardens. What a mess. It has bin(pun)like this for weeks now with that wind. Just how Feb. should be IME. Not April. Probably Thatcher is having it's last laugh at us humans? Who knows. Baz Wrong PM. "Wind of change" was Macmillan's slogan. Janet Who mentioned PM? and wind of change? I was refering to a specific cretin. Begining with T and ending with hatcher. Baz You know what, she's dead. Give it - and her - a rest please. To keep on slagging off the dead is offensive in any case to a lot of people and it doesn't necessarily jibe with everyone's political views on here, so it's rude to assume all think the same. And politics shouldn't enter into a gardening group in any case. And no, I didn't vote for her or anyone else back then, because at the time she was in power I was unable to vote in England. Yes, of course you are right in what you say. My point is off topic in this group. Baz Thanks, Baz. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
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