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Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.
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Aaaaah the season of goodwill is amongst us !
saucer of milk for the man with the bike ?Comment
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Well, I don't think that myself, but I am aware that others are conscious of the fact that its display IS sometimes Fascistic in nture, so I would be wary of it; however unfortunate it may be that certain organisations such as BNP, EDL and the like have chosen to misappropriate that emblem, they have done so and one must therefore be careful about its use and the way that some might take it.Originally posted by Mr Pee View Post
Now there's a thought! Heil Britannia! Land of Hope and composers admired by Richard Strauss...Originally posted by Mr Pee View PostComment
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To get stuffed, you first need a turkey, preferably one still bent on joining our EU.Originally posted by Mr Pee View PostComment
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Oh, it's not the fault of the man on the bike! (and he's leaning against the bike rather being actually on it, anyway).Originally posted by MrGongGong View PostComment
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Poor Mr Pee - we'll all be on his ignore list ere too long, then he'll only have Simon to talk to.Originally posted by Flosshilde View PostComment
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I don't know. Possibly. That said, stuffed peas are a new one on me - quite difficult to achieve, I imagine, even for the Raymond Rouxs and Michel Blancs of this world.Originally posted by Flosshilde View Post
I might have concluded that the foibles of Mr Pee could be categorised as Peebles but, as that's in Scotland, that can't be right, can it?(!)...Comment
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Well, sorry to be peedantic, but as long as Simon will still talk to him, we won't "all" be on his ignore list, will we? (let's maintain a sense of proportion here!); that said, if Simon does indeed become his only correspondent here, it might be said that he's gone to Pee-Says...Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostComment
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When you approached Peebles the welcoming sign said 'Peebles for pleasure', so I don't think 'Peebles' would be right for our Mr P.Originally posted by ahinton View PostComment
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Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post
As he's yet to attain the same level as the Prof, would he be a Pee H D?
(If we carry on like this, we'll be getting told of by Frenchie :slapped wrist: )Comment
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You could well be right, Floss, as the official folk of Peebles consider it will even 'take his breath away' ...Originally posted by Flosshilde View Post
'Hidden Treasure' ... 'Timeless High Street' ... 'Centre of Excellence' ... 'Superb festivals' ... Stunning Walkways' ... aye, it's no' a bad wee toon ...
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Oh, I don't know; he has his own ideas of what constitutes pleasure, even if a few of them might seem rather strange to the likes of some of us here (see some of the "jokes" - although some others are indeed quite amusing). No, Mr Pee's problem wth Peebles would, I imagine, have their origins in something quite different, namely the fact of its location in that place called Scotland, a country which sports far fewer "little Scotlanders" than its immediate southerly neighbouring one sports "little Englanders".Originally posted by Flosshilde View PostComment
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