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[Richard 1234]

It's squed because it leaves out many important matters that are not included.

 

My countries gun laws once again have served my countries needs both foreign and domestic for over 200 years, and also served and protected your country through two world wars. You could waste your time about my countries gun laws if you want to, just don't bother with me.

 

easy-lift guy

 

 

How does everyone in the us having the ability to buy a gun protect me here in the uk?

[easy-lift guy]

Obama/Curious George T-Shirt Draws Protests

 

Here's the Washington Post's reporting on an aspect of the CG/Obama thing.

 

Let's be honest Ted, it's clear what your point of view is, Tony Sorensen (late of this parish and much missed) pulled you up on this a good while back, but obviously it gives you such a buzz to write it you brought it out again.

 

Sadly along with Tony Sorensen you still don't get it. Tony actually quoted some obscure English law telling me I could not compare the POTUS to a cartoon character. It was not until I watched CSPAN one day to see a member of parliament compare the current POTUS to this same character that I knew Tony's argument was shallow and without any merit. I do not know the reason for the member of parliament to use this characters name. I am pretty sure it is not the same as mine. BTW The Washing Post is a waste of paper and ink. Biased to the hilt and not worth wrapping a dead fish in.

easy-lift guy

[Mick Dempsey]

What Member of Parliament?

[eggsarascal]

Come on Ted, which MP?

 

I'm sure if a MP referred to the POTUS as Curious George they would be asked to leave the house, which always makes the news over here.

[easy-lift guy]

I am still trying to find the exchange between myself and Tony. For now as far back as I can research all threads with Tony and myself no longer exist on my home page. I will continue to research by way of the internet/CSPAN

easy-lift guy

[Mick Dempsey]

Sadly along with Tony Sorensen you still don't get it. Tony actually quoted some obscure English law telling me I could not compare the POTUS to a cartoon character. It was not until I watched CSPAN one day to see a member of parliament compare the current POTUS to this same character that I knew Tony's argument was shallow and without any merit. I do not know the reason for the member of parliament to use this characters name. I am pretty sure it is not the same as mine. BTW The Washing Post is a waste of paper and ink. Biased to the hilt and not worth wrapping a dead fish in.

easy-lift guy

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/lounge/28883-bye-bye-bin-laden-3.html

 

Here you go, simple find really, if you read it (especially post @56) you'll see Tony did not quote any English law telling you anything.

Edited December 24, 2016 by Mick Dempsey

[eggsarascal]

3 months on and I've been back to see the Surgeon. He gave me 'the all clear'.

[daveindales]

Great news. Bet your relieved.

[Haironyourchest]

Well...I just watched a whole episode of Curious George for the first time in my life. The places Arbtalk leads us *sigh*...

 

I get the Obama analogy. George is a well-meaning and affable monkey who lives with his owner in a palatial house (they have a doorman) similar to Trump Tower...George blocks the bathtub drain with his non-bathtub toys, causing a back up which requires calling the plumber. The plumber shuts off the main valve, while George watches curiously - locates the blockage and leaves. Later, George shoves leftover food into the dishwasher drain hole and blockes it, while his master is away. As the dishwasher starts to flood the kitchen, he tries to repeat the plumbers previous fix by messing with the main valve, and manages to flood the house....

 

It could be seen as a critique of the progressive political ideology - as seen from a conservative point of view: "Liberal policies create a problem - the attempted cure is more of the same policies that caused the problem"

 

Sorry about the sidetrack.

[eggsarascal]

Great news. Bet your relieved.

 

Indeed.