Listening to the radio (less than 10 mins ago),  I heard that Boris believes 
Ray Lewis has a god given power for something or other. That was the point 
at which every-thing became ludicrous, for me anyway.
     If Boris really does believe this, then he really is a fool. If it is 
mis-reporting by radio 4, that will be hard for me to forgive. I am a fool 
but at least I am not mayor of London. You can feel thankful for that at 
least.
-- 
Mal
The first word I type in any message, has only a half chance of being true.
   Anything that follows, is anybody's guess.

"Mal"  wrote in message 
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> Listening to the radio (less than 10 mins ago),  I heard that Boris 
> believes Ray Lewis has a god given power for something or other. That was 
> the point at which every-thing became ludicrous, for me anyway.
>     If Boris really does believe this, then he really is a fool. If it is 
> mis-reporting by radio 4, that will be hard for me to forgive. I am a fool 
> but at least I am not mayor of London. You can feel thankful for that at 
> least.


Yes, that's right, Mal, *everyone* who has a different opinion to you is a 
fool.

BTN

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message 
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>
>
> "Mal"  wrote in message 
> news:l_qdndJr5PbcMfLV4p2dnAA@bt.com...
>> Listening to the radio (less than 10 mins ago),  I heard that Boris 
>> believes Ray Lewis has a god given power for something or other. That was 
>> the point at which every-thing became ludicrous, for me anyway.
>>     If Boris really does believe this, then he really is a fool. If it is 
>> mis-reporting by radio 4, that will be hard for me to forgive. I am a 
>> fool but at least I am not mayor of London. You can feel thankful for 
>> that at least.
>
>
> Yes, that's right, Mal, *everyone* who has a different opinion to you is a 
> fool.
>
> BTN

Yes, you have a different opinion to me obviously.   ;ob

    I am a fool and freely admit it. You are a fool, and I freely admit that 
too.

I find it hard to get my head round your flawed thinking. You think that 
women don't like you because they are cruel, and don't share their love 
around as you think they should do. You want to find love, but can't. You 
want all women to change to the way you think women should act, why not 
change the way you act.  You have more chance of doing this, as they say , 
"if nothing changes, things will stay the same"
    As far as I can see, you have failed in almost everything that matters. 
Do you not think that basically you have got it all wrong, or does this not 
occur to important people?
    I'll tell you what Ben.... I fancy a look out. I have not given my motor 
a decent run out, and  my e-mail is valid, and I would be prepared to come 
down and show you what living is all about. We could go out to one of your 
smart London venues. We could have fun, or even get locked up. ;o)
    Be warned, though, I am in no way homosexual.
    I might even travel on, later, and buy a van load of tobacco from 
Belgium, That might be fun, if I get away with it.
     The only proviso is .... my dog comes with me. I have friends in Luton, 
quite prepared to look after my dog for a few hours.
        How about it? Or am I much, too much, low-life for you? Or can you 
not live life to this level?
    I always find, that people don't often match up to their mouth.
-- 
Mal
The first word I type in any message, has only a half chance of being true.
   Anything that follows, is anybody's guess.

"Mal"  wrote in message 
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>
> I find it hard to get my head round your flawed thinking. You think that 
> women don't like you because they are cruel, and don't share their love 
> around as you think they should do. You want to find love, but can't. You 
> want all women to change to the way you think women should act, why not 
> change the way you act.  You have more chance of doing this, as they say , 
> "if nothing changes, things will stay the same"


And yet when I attempt to change something - say, by considering joining the 
Scientologists - you ridicule that too.

You know very little about me. One of my defining characteristics is 
endeavour to try new things, at any costs.


>    I'll tell you what Ben.... I fancy a look out. I have not given my 
> motor a decent run out, and  my e-mail is valid, and I would be prepared 
> to come down and show you what living is all about. We could go out to one 
> of your smart London venues. We could have fun, or even get locked up. ;o)


Well, I live in Ipswich most of the time, and I don't do 'smart London 
venues' (assuming you mean the kind of cuntwanky establishments frequented 
by twats in stripey fitted shirts), but I'm up for it.

I don't think we have very much in common, but one thing we do have is that 
we enjoy a drink, so I'd be happy to meet you for a few pints (in a proper 
pub) sometime.

After all, how bad can it be? I've met up with a couple of UPSDers before, 
and lived to tell the tale.


>    Be warned, though, I am in no way homosexual.


Good. Nor am I. Well, maybe slightly.


>    I might even travel on, later, and buy a van load of tobacco from 
> Belgium, That might be fun, if I get away with it.
>     The only proviso is .... my dog comes with me. I have friends in 
> Luton, quite prepared to look after my dog for a few hours.


I like dogs. A lot of the time I like animals more than people, tbh.

BTN

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message 
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>
>
>
> And yet when I attempt to change something - say, by considering joining 
> the Scientologists - you ridicule that too.
>

YES, Because they are fools, but they deny it. I am a fool and I accept 
that. That is my belief, and I intend sticking to it.

> You know very little about me. One of my defining characteristics is 
> endeavour to try new things, at any costs.
>

The fact is, I know NOTHING about you, apart from your posts,
    I have always tried new things, not because I have had to try to, but 
because in most cases, I was forced into it, and had no other choice.

>
>>    I'll tell you what Ben.... I fancy a look out. I have not given my 
>> motor a decent run out, and  my e-mail is valid, and I would be prepared 
>> to come down and show you what living is all about. We could go out to 
>> one of your smart London venues. We could have fun, or even get locked 
>> up. ;o)
>
>
> Well, I live in Ipswich most of the time, and I don't do 'smart London 
> venues' (assuming you mean the kind of cuntwanky establishments frequented 
> by twats in stripey fitted shirts), but I'm up for it.
>

Well I did not actually mean that at all, but I get your point. Fitted 
stripey shirts, has never figured in my life. I'm not even sure, I know what 
you mean.

> I don't think we have very much in common, but one thing we do have is 
> that we enjoy a drink, so I'd be happy to meet you for a few pints (in a 
> proper pub) sometime.
>

You are right there, we have nothing in common, You are young.... i am old 
...you seem to complain a lot, I don't. You think money is important, I 
don't. I seem to get on with life whatever it throws at me, you don't. You 
think sex or love is the be all and end all, I don't. I feel happy that I 
have got this far, you don't seem to know how to be happy under any 
circumstances.
    I suffer from depression, and as hard as I try, I can not shake this 
off. I am seriously considering suicide, and I know this is very wrong, but 
when you get to my age, and you have no backup, it is very easy to 
contemplate, especially when you have no-one to hurt.
    Things are breaking down, and there seems little I can do about it. I 
must just try to remain strong, if I can. Everything seems to be more 
difficult, however. I wish I could have a fatal heart attack in my sleep, 
and somebody really nice would look after the dog. I have some money I can 
leave for that purpose.

> After all, how bad can it be? I've met up with a couple of UPSDers before, 
> and lived to tell the tale.
>

It can be no worse than that.


>
>>    Be warned, though, I am in no way homosexual.
>
>
> Good. Nor am I. Well, maybe slightly.
>
>
>>    I might even travel on, later, and buy a van load of tobacco from 
>> Belgium, That might be fun, if I get away with it.
>>     The only proviso is .... my dog comes with me. I have friends in 
>> Luton, quite prepared to look after my dog for a few hours.
>
>
> I like dogs. A lot of the time I like animals more than people, tbh.
>

Well at least here we agree, the difference being, that I prefer dogs to 
people, all of the time. No two ways about it.

Mal wrote:
>     I suffer from depression, and as hard as I try, I can not shake this 
> off. I am seriously considering suicide, and I know this is very wrong, but 
> when you get to my age, and you have no backup, it is very easy to 
> contemplate, especially when you have no-one to hurt.

I'm very sorry to hear that :o(

JW  wrote in
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> Mal wrote:
>>     I suffer from depression, and as hard as I try, I can not shake
>>     this 
>> off. I am seriously considering suicide, and I know this is very
>> wrong, but when you get to my age, and you have no backup, it is very
>> easy to contemplate, especially when you have no-one to hurt.
> 
> I'm very sorry to hear that :o(

Me too  :o(  It would hurt me though... OK, so I don't really know you but 
I know your name and I would care if I never saw it again!

-- 
Stay Safe,
Mandy
Money talks, chocolate sings