>
> Ray wrote:
>>>
>>> Ray wrote:
>>>> "sme"
gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:Xns9871CF036A6C5padraigogocola@130.133.1.4...>>>>> On Sat, 04 Nov 2006 20:18:23 GMT and in
>>>>> uk.sport.football.clubs.celtic,
>>>>> Sash wrote....
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Sash wrote:
>>>>>>> Paddy wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Is this a new thing the huns STOP
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> END OF TROLL
>>>>>>
>>>>>> BIGOTS only beyond this point.
>>>>>
>>>>> Grow up. Although it is more than likely a troll it is still a
>>>>> feasible
>>>>> question. I've only bought a poppy when i have been approached by
>>>>> someone
>>>>> selling them. Exactly the same as with people collecting for
>>>>> charities.
>>>>> Just because i don't actively go out searching for a poppy doesn't
>>>>> mean
>>>>> i
>>>>> am against what they stand for.
>>>>>
>>>>> As i've said, grow up.
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> sme
>>>>> The obscure we see eventually. The completely obvious, it seems,
>>>>> takes
>>>>> longer. ~Edward R. Murrow
>>>> I agree. i dont wear a poppy, i dont need to wear a wee red bit of
>>>> paper
>>>> to
>>>> let everyone know i appreciate what our grandfathers done for us. its
>>>> just
>>>> a bit of paper, as long as you know in your own mind that you
>>>> appreciate
>>>> what they done.
>>>
>>> see that wee bit of paper as you call it, it sits in a wee box next to
>>> a wee red Tin asking for a donation, thanks for letting us know that
>>> you thinking about it helps those who need care and support.
>>>
>>> Scum dont buy poppies.
>>>
>> Did i say i dont give donations?? Im sure i didnt, how do i know i dont
>> make
>> contributions? because i dont wear breast cancer pink ribbons doesnt
>> mean i
>> dont make donations to that either is one example that i can think of
>> aswell. You would make less of an arse of yourself if you didnt make
>> assumptions.
>
> your last post says it all.if you did in any way you would have said,
> but then again you dont know if you did.
>
>
> "how do i know i dont make contributions?" if you dont know, well noone
> does.
>
meant to say 'you' not 'i' oops ;o)
