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Author: Robert HendersonRobert Henderson
Date: Jun 8, 2010 07:43
In message , soupdragon
privacy.com> writes>Fatboi.
Who he? RH
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Author: Robert HendersonRobert Henderson
Date: Jun 8, 2010 07:42
In message westnet.com.au>, asdf
writes>>> priceless :)
>>>> Q. What happens when the working class are left without proper
>>>> bourgeois supervision for several centuries?
>>>> A. Australia
>>>> RH
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>>> And a fine land it is too.
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>> Thinking of emigrating creature? RH
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>He's not welcome.
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>He's a bigot and a bore.
I'm afraid the creature is all that and more, being made ineffably
repellent by his informing tendencies... RH
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Author: Robert HendersonRobert Henderson
Date: Jun 8, 2010 07:41
In message westnet.com.au>, asdf
writes>>>>
>>>> Having been driven mad by the incessant whining coming from north
>>>> of the Tweed.... RH
>>>>> Nkosi
>>>
>>> Mockery of the tragic events in England dealt with.
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>> The creature's failure to condemn the OP noted and saved for future
>> use... RH
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>RH's failure to condemn his own bigotry duly noted.
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Yet more failure to condemn the OP noted.... RH
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Author: Robert HendersonRobert Henderson
Date: Jun 8, 2010 07:40
In message westnet.com.au>, asdf
writes>>
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>> And a fine land it is too.
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>Indeed it is. What a pity we still have a Governor General... the
>Queen's representative... apparently...
It would be an act of gross dereliction to leave you without any
supervision... RH
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Author: HalmyreHalmyre
Date: Jun 7, 2010 21:40
On 6 June, 19:25, Robert Henderson anywhere.demon.co.uk>
wrote:>>>>> It is merely music and hence not politics, creature... RH
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>>>>What utter nonsense. Tell that to Billy Bragg, Arlo Guthrie, Pete
>>>>Seager, John Lennon and Bob Dylan.
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>>> And they have what to do with Scotch politics..... RH
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>>My god you're thick Henderarse. They are examples of musicians with a
>>political message. The song cited is commenting on Scottish politics -
>>although I accept you are far too thick to realise.
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> Failure
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Author: HalmyreHalmyre
Date: Jun 7, 2010 21:39
On 6 June, 19:24, Robert Henderson anywhere.demon.co.uk>
wrote:> In message <2010060608044150333-guig@yerawathamecom>, guig
> yerawathame.com> writes
>>>On 2010-06-06 05:46:01 +0100, Robert Henderson said:
>
>>>>>>>> Fatboi Rabbie!!
>>>>>>> Who he? A Glaswegian doubtless... RH
>>>>>> Are you going to explain to us why this topic is OT?
>>>>> When is a pop group politics? RH
>>>> When it is making political comments.
>>> And the political comments were.... RH
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>>In the song, very obvious if you listen to the lyrics.
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> Failure ...
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Author: Robert HendersonRobert Henderson
Date: Jun 7, 2010 20:55
>>In the song, very obvious if you listen to the lyrics.
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>> Failure to provide any lyric which is political noted.... RH
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>So you dismissed it as OT without listening to (or reading) the lyrics.
>What a fool you are!
Continued failure to provide any lyric which is political noted.... RH
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Author: Robert HendersonRobert Henderson
Date: Jun 7, 2010 20:54
In message <2010060719052313922-guig@yerawathamecom>, guig
yerawathame.com> writes>On 2010-06-06 19:25:43 +0100, Robert Henderson said:
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>>>>>> It is merely music and hence not politics, creature... RH
>>>>> What utter nonsense. Tell that to Billy Bragg, Arlo Guthrie,
>>>>>Pete Seager, John Lennon and Bob Dylan.
>>>> And they have what to do with Scotch politics..... RH
>>> My god you're thick Henderarse. They are examples of musicians with
>>>a political message. The song cited is commenting on Scottish
>>>politics - although I accept you are far too thick to realise.
>> Failure to substantiate the creature's claim noted.... RH
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>Thread terminated due to lack of rational responses by the above poster.
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Author: Robert HendersonRobert Henderson
Date: Jun 7, 2010 20:53
In message <2010060718550224286-guig@yerawathamecom>, guig
yerawathame.com> writes>>>>>Seager, John Lennon and Bob Dylan.
>>>> And they have what to do with Scotch politics..... RH
>>> They are prime examples of where music and politics meet, do keep
>>>up.
>>>
>> And their Scotch political content is..... RH
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>Fuck sake you're thick. The Proclaimers song is a Scottish political
>statement, the other artists were cited as examples of other artists
>with political songs. Do keep up YTC!
And the exclusively Scotch political content of the Proclaimers' song
is.... RH
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Author: Robert HendersonRobert Henderson
Date: Jun 7, 2010 20:52
>>>>>>It is merely music and hence not politics, creature... RH
>>>>>
>>>>>What utter nonsense. Tell that to Billy Bragg, Arlo Guthrie, Pete
>>>>>Seager, John Lennon and Bob Dylan.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> And they have what to do with Scotch politics..... RH
>>>
>>>My god you're thick Henderarse. They are examples of musicians with a
>>>political message. The song cited is commenting on Scottish politics
>>>- although I accept you are far too thick to realise.
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>> Failure to substantiate the creature's claim noted.... RH
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>Poor Henderarse. Knows nothing of the lyrics of Bragg, Guthrie etc.
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