Pamela Geller Praises English Defense League, Posts Photo of Nazi Salutes

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World • Mon Oct 12, 2009 at 10:18 am PDT • Views: 817

Raving “anti-jihad” blogger Pamela Geller posts pictures from the latest violent demonstration in Manchester by the skinheads of the English Defense League (an offshoot of the neo-Nazi British National Party), and praises the thugs, of course: Anti-Islamisation Demonstrators Confronted by Fascists - Atlas Shrugs.

They arrest Brits fighting for their nation, their country, their way of life, they get arrested. But traitorous scum get the royal treatment.

Did the shrieking harpy even notice that several of the demonstrators in this photo are giving Nazi salutes? Or does she approve of it?

The Nazi salute is very popular with this gang of thugs. Here’s part of a BBC podcast on the rise of extremist groups like the English Defense League, with more pictures.

UPDATE at 10/12/09 2:48:40 pm:

More Nazi salutes at the English Defense League demonstration in Manchester:

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1 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:21:09am

If they're so damned proud of their race and their organization, why are they covering their faces?

2 reine.de.tout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:23:02am

re: #1 MandyManners

If they're so damned proud of their race and their organization, why are they covering their faces?

To keep Geller from noticing the Nazi salutes?

3 thedopefishlives  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:23:11am
They arrest Brits fighting for their nation, their country, their way of life, they get arrested.


I'm sorry, did it never occur to you that perhaps people get arrested for DOING SOMETHING WRONG?

4 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:23:45am

Pamela is a true believer. There is no amount of logic or reason that will get through to her that she's in league with neo-nazis and other fascists. She doesn't care. She wants to legitimize these people. Gross.

5 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:24:29am

re: #1 MandyManners

...and shaving their heads?
' English Defense League' is such a lofty sounding name for a bunch of your basic skinheads. I hate to see them twist the language like that.

6 Equable  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:25:39am

Skinheads and their ilk make me sick. I've had a lot of run-ins with them in my younger days, mostly at punk shows; they were congregating both inside and outside of the venues.

I can tell you that they fight like pack animals, and they weren't even very good at that. My knuckles still bear scars from a few of their grilles.

7 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:26:26am

re: #2 reine.de.tout

To keep Geller from noticing the Nazi salutes?

Someone else gives that salute.

8 debutaunt  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:27:13am

re: #7 MandyManners

Someone else gives that salute.

What an evil bastard.

9 reine.de.tout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:27:52am

re: #7 MandyManners

Someone else gives that salute.

Even has the mustache.
Evil summabitch.

10 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:28:04am

re: #5 tradewind

...and shaving their heads?
' English Defense League' is such a lofty sounding name for a bunch of your basic skinheads. I hate to see them twist the language like that.

As if they're defending mum and kidney pie.

11 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:28:49am

re: #8 debutaunt

What an evil bastard.

re: #9 reine.de.tout

Even has the mustache.
Evil summabitch.

What do both groups have in common?

12 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:28:53am

re: #7 MandyManners

Dammit!
It's like the universal sign for ' I'm a bastard'.

13 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:29:19am
They arrest Brits fighting for their nation, their country, their way of life, they get arrested. But traitorous scum get the royal treatment.

Yes, pamela. It's a real pity those nazis aren't allowed a free hand al over the Isle, and the continent too. Because hey- what harm could a few nazis do, right?

14 Honorary Yooper  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:29:25am

Pamela is a walking exercise in lost irony.

15 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:29:31am

You'll notice that these guys cover their faces when the do the full out nazi salute. It's very obvious and definitely not some coincidental hand gesture.

16 thedopefishlives  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:29:51am

re: #12 tradewind

Dammit!
It's like the universal sign for ' I'm a bastard'.

You know, it pretty much is. And yet, there are people who insist that the people using it aren't REALLY evil bastards.

17 Equable  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:30:08am

re: #12 tradewind

Dammit!
It's like the universal sign for ' I'm a bastard'.

I myself can't see that salute without my adrenal glands twitching. It pisses me off to no end.

18 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:31:00am

Because I'm too lazy to look it up...
Is Pamela Geller British? And what's her claim to fame?

19 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:31:02am

I wonder if some say they're not giving the Nazi salute, that they're merely pointing their fingers.

20 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:31:09am

re: #4 Sharmuta

Like, Turkeys for Thanksgiving?

Geller is a deluded, classless, vicious tool.

21 ryannon  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:31:54am

re: #7 MandyManners

Someone else gives that salute.


Nasty looking little turd, isn't he.

And at the same time, totally ridiculous.

22 duck of peace  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:32:08am

Creepy shaved football louts become creepy shaved fascist thugs.

23 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:32:11am

re: #18 tradewind

Because I'm too lazy to look it up...

I'm too lazy to look it up for you.

24 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:32:31am

re: #19 MandyManners

It's like the people who bend over backwards to explain that the swastika is not really a nazi symbol, and give you the historical rundown.
Accurate-but-fake.

25 Irish Rose  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:32:38am

re: #13 Sharmuta


When the skinheads are done with the "Mooslims", they're coming after her and her children... and she just doesn't seem to want to get it.

26 thedopefishlives  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:32:39am

re: #19 MandyManners

I wonder if some say they're not giving the Nazi salute, that they're merely pointing their fingers.

I'll point with a finger. And they won't like it, either.

27 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:33:02am

oh c'mon Charles, we all know that those are leftist infiltrators...

// That will be the first defense

28 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:33:03am

re: #15 Killgore Trout

You'll notice that these guys cover their faces when the do the full out nazi salute. It's very obvious and definitely not some coincidental hand gesture.

I agree, but come on EDL, is that you idea of a full-forced Nazi salute? What a wimpy little wrist-flailing there. And show your faces, be proud, be all that you can be, be a racist...

Just an observation, but I suspect that the salute is a bit "lazy" purposely, so they can deny any connection to the Nazi salute, claiming they are just showing some sort of support, solidarity.

29 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:33:16am

re: #23 Sharmuta

That's okay, someone will probably just know.

30 vxbush  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:33:37am

re: #19 MandyManners

I wonder if some say they're not giving the Nazi salute, that they're merely pointing their fingers.

If you're only pointing one finger, you might be yelling and trying to make a point. But if all the fingers are out there, you can't run with that argument at all. Everyone can tell what sentiment they are sharing.

31 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:33:40am

re: #18 tradewind

Is Pamela Geller British?


No.

And what's her claim to fame?

She's a crazy chick with implants.

32 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:33:43am

re: #29 tradewind

I already know, but I'm too lazy to spoon feed you.

33 Charles Johnson  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:33:54am

Whoa.

Check out this Townhall blog for a real dose of wingnut craziness:

[Link: PatmosIsle.blogtownhall.com...]

34 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:34:00am

re: #21 ryannon

Nasty looking little turd, isn't he.

And at the same time, totally ridiculous.

I'd agree if he weren't such a murderous bastard.

35 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:34:24am

re: #27 Thanos

oh c'mon Charles, we all know that those are leftist infiltrators...

// That will be the first defense

Followed closely by "they're victims of the euro-msm! They say everyone is a nazi!"

36 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:34:27am

You will also find links to the Kahanist apologists on several of the GoV websites I noticed the other night.

37 Kragar  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:34:29am

Man, if William Joyce were around today, he could be the British Glenn Beck.

38 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:34:57am

re: #24 tradewind

It's like the people who bend over backwards to explain that the swastika is not really a nazi symbol, and give you the historical rundown.
Accurate-but-fake.

Doesn't the Indian swastika go one way and the Nazis go the other way?

39 Equable  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:35:18am

re: #33 Charles

Whoa.

Check out this Townhall blog for a real dose of wingnut craziness:

[Link: PatmosIsle.blogtownhall.com...]

What's really funny is that Jesus gave many warnings against looking for and preaching false signs and prophets. So much for listening to what the poor dude said, huh?

40 metrolibertarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:35:22am

[Link: www.hopenothate.org.uk...]

Apparently Nick Griffin is doing an Osama bin Laden impression by releasing audio talking about Jews/Zionists pulling the strings.

41 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:35:39am

re: #33 Charles

Wow, it reads like timecube.

42 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:35:44am

re: #31 Killgore Trout

Bwahahahah! Well, you know, some people have claimed side effects that include emotional ones.
Thanks.
:)

43 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:36:10am

re: #36 Thanos

You will also find links to the Kahanist apologists on several of the GoV websites I noticed the other night.

Interesting.

44 thedopefishlives  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:36:14am

re: #33 Charles

Whoa.

Check out this Townhall blog for a real dose of wingnut craziness:

[Link: PatmosIsle.blogtownhall.com...]

Ugh. My head exploded just looking at the layout. I couldn't even get into the content.

45 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:36:21am

re: #33 Charles

Wow, I didn't know that Sir Isaac Newton identified and warned about the Antichrist... that's an eye opener for sure...

//
//

46 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:36:46am

re: #30 vxbush

If you're only pointing one finger, you might be yelling and trying to make a point. But if all the fingers are out there, you can't run with that argument at all. Everyone can tell what sentiment they are sharing.

If I'm yelling and trying to make a point with my finger, it ain't gonna' be a limp one like the one on the guy in the baby-blue shirt.

47 Equable  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:37:43am

re: #45 Thanos

Wow, I didn't know that Sir Isaac Newton identified and warned about the Antichrist... that's an eye opener for sure...

//
//

Oh he did, they talked about it during an episode of "The Nostradamus Effect" last night.

48 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:37:48am

re: #33 Charles

Whoa.

Check out this Townhall blog for a real dose of wingnut craziness:

[Link: PatmosIsle.blogtownhall.com...]

Well, I'm glad to see that reasoned political discourse has finally included proclamations of the impending end of the world.

49 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:37:49am

re: #33 Charles

Conspicuously missing the "Flag as Batshit Crazy" link under each post. "Flag as Offensive" isn't going to cut it there.

50 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:38:07am

re: #25 Irish Rose

When the skinheads are done with the "Mooslims", they're coming after her and her children... and she just doesn't seem to want to get it.

Only islamofascism is her concern. She's not thinking about what will happen to the euro-fascists once the accomplish their "first" task.

51 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:38:33am

re: #38 MandyManners

Dunno. I've seen several different interpretations of it, and actually have a really old rug that looks like there's a narrow border of them incorporated into the design.. it's not from Germany, though, and is way older than the third reich, so you may be right. I try not to think about it.

52 ryannon  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:39:01am

re: #38 MandyManners

Doesn't the Indian swastika go one way and the Nazis go the other way?

In an essay, Carl Gustav Jung wrote that the original swastika was oriented clockwise, symbolizing the forces of life. According to Jung, the Nazis reversed it, consciously or unconsciously orienting it in the direction of darkness and death.

53 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:39:11am

re: #45 Thanos

Wow, I didn't know that Sir Isaac Newton identified and warned about the Antichrist... that's an eye opener for sure...

//
//

[Link: www.preteristarchive.com...]

54 Danny  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:39:57am

re: #48 SixDegrees

Well, I'm glad to see that reasoned political discourse has finally included proclamations of the impending end of the world.

Does it say when we can safely stop renewing our life insurance policies?

55 akarra  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:40:29am

re: #33 Charles

I can't make head or tail of it - it just looks crazy, if that makes any sense. I wonder if that's the appeal to some.

56 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:40:46am

re: #40 metrolibertarian

[Link: www.hopenothate.org.uk...]

Apparently Nick Griffin is doing an Osama bin Laden impression by releasing audio talking about Jews/Zionists pulling the strings.

“Spelling it out in simple terms, you look at the owners of the Daily Express, the Daily Star and their interests. This is a neo-con operation. This is a Zionist false flag operation, designed to create a real clash of civilisations right here on our streets between Islam and the rest of us.”

Oh, good gravy. Is he saying he's the innocent one caught in the middle?

57 Honorary Yooper  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:41:17am

re: #33 Charles

Whoa.

Check out this Townhall blog for a real dose of wingnut craziness:

[Link: PatmosIsle.blogtownhall.com...]

WTF? Now that is bizarre. I don't even know if I can describe what I just saw at that link.

58 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:41:54am

re: #45 Thanos

Wow, I didn't know that Sir Isaac Newton identified and warned about the Antichrist... that's an eye opener for sure...

//
//

Actually, Newton was batshit crazy in his spare time. Numerology, end of the world stuff, you name it, he was all over it. He kept it under wraps, partly because he thought it was "secret knowledge" that shouldn't be released to the world at large, partly because he was smart enough to realize that going public with some of his stuff would have gotten him booted out of his cushy government and academic positions in a heartbeat.

Brilliant mathematician and scientist. Otherwise, not so much.

59 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:41:55am

re: #51 tradewind

Dunno. I've seen several different interpretations of it, and actually have a really old rug that looks like there's a narrow border of them incorporated into the design.. it's not from Germany, though, and is way older than the third reich, so you may be right. I try not to think about it.

Ryannon's No. 52 sounds right to me from what I remember.

60 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:41:59am

re: #47 Equable

I guess no one ever bothers to ask these paragons of faith what part of ' No one knows the hour ' they skipped in the bible.

61 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:42:19am

re: #52 ryannon

In an essay, Carl Gustav Jung wrote that the original swastika was oriented clockwise, symbolizing the forces of life. According to Jung, the Nazis reversed it, consciously or unconsciously orienting it in the direction of darkness and death.

That jibes with my memory.

62 Irish Rose  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:42:29am

re: #33 Charles

Whoa.

Check out this Townhall blog for a real dose of wingnut craziness:

[Link: PatmosIsle.blogtownhall.com...]

"But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father alone.
Matthew 24:36

Too bad, so sad.

63 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:42:42am

re: #58 SixDegrees

Actually, Newton was batshit crazy in his spare time. Numerology, end of the world stuff, you name it, he was all over it. He kept it under wraps, partly because he thought it was "secret knowledge" that shouldn't be released to the world at large, partly because he was smart enough to realize that going public with some of his stuff would have gotten him booted out of his cushy government and academic positions in a heartbeat.

Brilliant mathematician and scientist. Otherwise, not so much.

I posted a link above, here's another one.

[Link: en.wikisource.org...]

64 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:43:09am

re: #31 Killgore Trout

She's a crazy chick with implants

I object, sir, on behalf of all the crazy chicks with implants who aren't fascists, don't make hysterical drunken vlogs, and don't fantasise that all the Muslims are coming to kill us all.

65 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:43:29am

re: #64 iceweasel

I object, sir, on behalf of all the crazy chicks with implants who aren't fascists, don't make hysterical drunken vlogs, and don't fantasise that all the Muslims are coming to kill us all.

Me too!

66 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:43:59am

re: #59 MandyManners

Good. I guess I mean when people who are obviously admirers of der f'er try to wiggle out of being caught with the swastika and say ' hey, it has lots of other meanings'...that's what bites.

67 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:44:53am

re: #64 iceweasel

Do we qualify for implants along with the secret lair? I feel like I'm missing out on some very important perks.

68 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:45:04am

Ok some of you are missing sarc tags even though I doubled them up.
Strange subscribers at P-Aisle include "end the fed," "White Illuminati" and others

69 Daniel Ballard  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:45:08am

re: #51 tradewind

The symbol is used (and abused) all over the place. You can find it in Tibetan and Indian traditions.

70 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:45:16am

re: #64 iceweasel

I object, sir, on behalf of all the crazy chicks with implants who aren't fascists, don't make hysterical drunken vlogs, and don't fantasise that all the Muslims are coming to kill us all.

No offense intended. Some of my best friends are crazy chicks with implants.

71 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:45:30am

re: #62 Irish Rose

They skip that part, because it puts 'em out of a job.

72 Irish Rose  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:45:31am

re: #64 iceweasel

I object, sir, on behalf of all the crazy chicks with implants who aren't fascists, don't make hysterical drunken vlogs, and don't fantasise that all the Muslims are coming to kill us all.

You have implants?

///just KIDDING! :).

73 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:46:27am

re: #68 Thanos

Ok some of you are missing sarc tags even though I doubled them up.
Strange subscribers at P-Aisle include "end the fed," "White Illuminati" and others

I thought the second set canceled out the first set.

74 _RememberTonyC  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:47:02am

re: #56 MandyManners

“Spelling it out in simple terms, you look at the owners of the Daily Express, the Daily Star and their interests. This is a neo-con operation. This is a Zionist false flag operation, designed to create a real clash of civilisations right here on our streets between Islam and the rest of us.”

Oh, good gravy. Is he saying he's the innocent one caught in the middle?


several months ago, I said that anyone of the Jewish faith who sides with the neo nazis out of their fear of radical islam was a fool. Because if there ever is a race war between the nazis and the islamists, those in the greatest danger are the Jews. Because if there is one area of common ground between the nazis and the islamists, it's their shared hatred of the Jews. This is something that the simpleminded gellar seems incapable of grasping.

75 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:47:17am

re: #66 tradewind

Good. I guess I mean when people who are obviously admirers of der f'er try to wiggle out of being caught with the swastika and say ' hey, it has lots of other meanings'...that's what bites.

I'd ask them why they're denying their admiration for him.

76 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:47:40am

It's really odd to think back to when the counter jihad blogs were going strong. I never would have guessed that one could post a picture praising a guy giving the Nazi salute. This would have been unthinkable a few years ago.

77 Kosh's Shadow  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:47:45am

re: #56 MandyManners

“Spelling it out in simple terms, you look at the owners of the Daily Express, the Daily Star and their interests. This is a neo-con operation. This is a Zionist false flag operation, designed to create a real clash of civilisations right here on our streets between Islam and the rest of us.”

Oh, good gravy. Is he saying he's the innocent one caught in the middle?

This from a site that is called Hope, not hate?
You could mine the irony in that.

78 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:48:14am

re: #74 _RememberTonyC

several months ago, I said that anyone of the Jewish faith who sides with the neo nazis out of their fear of radical islam was a fool. Because if there ever is a race war between the nazis and the islamists, those in the greatest danger are the Jews. Because if there is one area of common ground between the nazis and the islamists, it's their shared hatred of the Jews. This is something that the simpleminded gellar seems incapable of grasping.

Has she never heard of the mufti?

79 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:49:30am

re: #77 Kosh's Shadow

This from a site that is called Hope, not hate?
You could mine the irony in that.

That site exposes Griffin, not praises.

80 Ascher  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:50:00am

re: #1 MandyManners

If they're so damned proud of their race and their organization, why are they covering their faces?

Because they derive motivation from the manly scent of their armpits, much as Kevin Kline did in "A Fish Called Wanda".

81 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:50:43am

re: #78 MandyManners

She hopes she's eaten last, if at all.

82 Ascher  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:51:20am

re: #81 theheat

She hopes she's eaten last, if at all.

The Quislings are always at the top of the menu, however.

83 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:52:11am

re: #80 imp_62

Because they derive motivation from the manly scent of their armpits, much as Kevin Kline did in "A Fish Called Wanda".

Oh, dear me.

84 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:52:23am

re: #76 Killgore Trout

It's really odd to think back to when the counter jihad blogs were going strong. I never would have guessed that one could post a picture praising a guy giving the Nazi salute. This would have been unthinkable a few years ago.

From unthinkable to completely acceptable. The mask slipped 2 years ago, and they see no reason to obscure their anger and hatred any more. Now they revel in it. They're welcome to keep the gutter for themselves.

85 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:52:42am

re: #38 MandyManners

Doesn't the Indian swastika go one way and the Nazis go the other way?

Not exactly. The Indian (or rather Hindu) swastika is in both forms, right and left facing, and the symbol is something like 5000 years old, found in Buddhism as well.

In Hinduism, the two symbols represent the two forms of the creator god Brahma: facing right it represents the evolution of the universe (Devanagari: प्रवृत्ति, Pravritti), facing left it represents the involution of the universe (Devanagari: निवृत्ति, Nivritti).

There was a rumour (still popular now) that Hitler chose the left facing one to symbolise death. That isn't true. He chose the rightward facing one, and it was all part of his fucked up idea that Aryans were some pure race that encompassed all of Indo-european culture and language.

[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

86 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:52:53am

re: #81 theheat

She hopes she's eaten last, if at all.

Does she think she's safer because she's not in England?

87 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:53:14am

Dryer buzzer.

88 Irish Rose  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:53:25am

re: #82 imp_62

The Quislings are always at the top of the menu, however.

Indeed. Betrayal of those who foolishly gave their trust is the sweetest meat of all.

89 _RememberTonyC  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:53:38am

re: #78 MandyManners

Has she never heard of the mufti?

exactly Mandy. The lack of any historical perspective keeps the likes of gellar from understanding what is so painfully obvious to those of us who actually have a clue.

90 bosforus  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:53:54am

I do Nazi anything wrong with these photos.
//

91 reine.de.tout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:54:05am

re: #84 Sharmuta

From unthinkable to completely acceptable. The mask slipped 2 years ago, and they see no reason to obscure their anger and hatred any more. Now they revel in it. They're welcome to keep the gutter for themselves.

It's a compromising of principles little by little, bit by bit. Once the door is opened . . .it's ever easier to slip further into the muck.

92 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:54:57am

re: #70 Killgore Trout

No offense intended. Some of my best friends are crazy chicks with implants.

Hey, me too. Hence my objection!

93 Ascher  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:55:13am

re: #88 Irish Rose

Indeed. Betrayal of those who foolishly gave their trust is the sweetest meat of all.

Always my favourite part of the movie. When the double-crossing worm who played both ends takes it in the forehead.

94 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:56:27am

re: #15 Killgore Trout

You'll notice that these guys cover their faces when the do the full out nazi salute. It's very obvious and definitely not some coincidental hand gesture.

I suppose it's good that a group calling itself the English Defense League at least has some sense of shame about that gesture. Those fools' grandfathers and great-grandfathers beat back the Nazis. In heaven, they must be knocking back an extra pint and shaking their heads about the idiocy of the younger generation.

95 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:56:28am

re: #86 MandyManners

That, and the security of either faked or blind admiration. I have no doubt she'd hump a leg or two if things got dicey. A few Nazis kept Jewish women as their secret pets. Geller strikes me as a broad that would do anything to save her neck while helping facilitate the demise of others.

96 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:57:21am

re: #19 MandyManners

I wonder if some say they're not giving the Nazi salute, that they're merely pointing their fingers.

The guy in the front of the picture above, I'd buy that from. The ones in the back, no.

97 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:58:07am

Please note that some of these EDL people are flashing the newer version of the nazi salute (I clicked out to some of the vids.) This is a way to give a secret "nazi salute" without it being identifiable world wide as one. This is two fingers extended with the thumb out. It's outlawed in Germany. The other is with both arms outstretched with hands open. A lot of Nazi and niew recht youth groups are using this symbolism in Europe now. (You can find the outlawed "two finger version" in this PDF on page 15. )

98 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:58:38am

re: #20 theheat

Like, Turkeys for Thanksgiving?

Geller is a deluded, classless, vicious tool.

One of our local activists told a member of a group called "Lesbians for the Palestinian Uprising" that that was like calling yourselves "Turkeys for Thanksgiving". She didn't appreciate it.

This is similar.

99 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:58:54am

re: #92 iceweasel

Hey, me too. Hence my objection!

Well,, thats because the Democrats and the Left ,,,

((didn't want to disappoint you with a post of mine that DIDN'T include that))
//

100 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:59:05am

re: #94 SanFranciscoZionist


I suppose it's good that a group calling itself the English Defense League at least has some sense of shame about that gesture.


I don't think it's shame. I think there are laws against giving the Nazi salute in the UK.

101 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:59:29am

re: #94 SanFranciscoZionist

I suppose it's good that a group calling itself the English Defense League at least has some sense of shame about that gesture. Those fools' grandfathers and great-grandfathers beat back the Nazis. In heaven, they must be knocking back an extra pint and shaking their heads about the idiocy of the younger generation.

It's possible, if unlikely, that these fools' grandfathers and greatgrandfathers were part of the BUP, which was basically the forerunner to the BNP. But I doubt it.

102 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 10:59:45am

re: #97 Thanos

Please note that some of these EDL people are flashing the newer version of the nazi salute (I clicked out to some of the vids.) This is a way to give a secret "nazi salute" without it being identifiable world wide as one. This is two fingers extended with the thumb out. It's outlawed in Germany. The other is with both arms outstretched with hands open. A lot of Nazi and niew recht youth groups are using this symbolism in Europe now. (You can find the outlawed "two finger version" in this PDF on page 15. )

Thanks, I was just going to dig that up.

103 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:00:09am

Pamela might want to read this.

[Link: emperors-clothes.com...]

104 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:00:10am

re: #97 Thanos

They're hip, they're happenin', they're cutting edge; retooled like the new Mickey Mouse Club.
/

105 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:00:14am

and to top it off...it's the worst place to live in Europe


[Link: www.dailymail.co.uk...]

106 _RememberTonyC  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:00:48am

OT ... the stock market has inched past the 9000 mark. Although some on the far right are secretly hoping the market will go down (because it hurts the POTUS), I am not one of them. Good economic news that helps Obama (and my 401k) is fine by me.

However, I do understand that Obama's economic policies are dangerous to our future. But I'm still hoping for the best.

107 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:01:18am

re: #100 Killgore Trout

I don't think it's shame. I think there are laws against giving the Nazi salute in the UK.

Really? I'm NO fan of Nazi salutes (esp Illinois Nazi salutes//) but a law AGAINST it sounds somehow wrong on a Magna Carter level

108 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:01:38am

re: #107 sattv4u2

Really? I'm NO fan of Nazi salutes (esp Illinois Nazi salutes//) but a law AGAINST it sounds somehow wrong on a Magna Carter CARTA level

PIMF

109 Ojoe  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:02:00am

They hide their faces when they salute: they know its wrong.

110 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:02:24am

re: #38 MandyManners

Doesn't the Indian swastika go one way and the Nazis go the other way?

Just quickly glancing at photos on Wiki, I see non-Nazi swastikas going both ways. The Nazi one is consistent.

111 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:03:07am

re: #107 sattv4u2

Really? I'm NO fan of Nazi salutes (esp Illinois Nazi salutes//) but a law AGAINST it sounds somehow wrong on a Magna Carter level

The have hate speech laws and it's also illegal to deny the Holocaust. They don't have the same free speech thing that we have here in the US.

112 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:03:12am

As vile as a nazi salute certainly is, I do hope that the US will never get to the point where a hand gesture is against the law. Just doesn't pass the Constitutional test for speech, IMO.

113 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:03:45am

re: #97 Thanos

Please note that some of these EDL people are flashing the newer version of the nazi salute (I clicked out to some of the vids.) This is a way to give a secret "nazi salute" without it being identifiable world wide as one. This is two fingers extended with the thumb out. It's outlawed in Germany. The other is with both arms outstretched with hands open. A lot of Nazi and niew recht youth groups are using this symbolism in Europe now. (You can find the outlawed "two finger version" in this PDF on page 15. )

What a bunch of chickenshits! If they're all so fired up about that goose-stepping motherfucker Hitler, why not stand up like men and be counted?!

114 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:03:54am

re: #91 reine.de.tout

It's a compromising of principles little by little, bit by bit. Once the door is opened . . .it's ever easier to slip further into the muck.

It makes me think people like geller and spencer were never in the counter-jihad because of principles, but rather for ideology. There is a distinction.

I opposed religious supremacism because of American/Enlightenment principles. They oppose islam because they think their faith is better. Because their opposition is based on bigotry, they're free to make deals with the devil himself to stop their enemies. Their opposition isn't based on the same foundation as mine. These aren't allies to my cause- they're a different version of the same problem.

115 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:03:59am

re: #112 tradewind

It won't happen.

116 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:04:20am

re: #113 MandyManners

What a bunch of chickenshits! If they're all so fired up about that goose-stepping motherfucker Hitler, why not stand up like men and be counted?!

Because that would require them to be men.

117 Kosh's Shadow  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:04:24am

re: #104 theheat

They're hip, they're happenin', they're cutting edge; retooled like the new Mickey Mouse Club.
/

You mean that Hamas mouse, don't you?

118 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:04:57am

re: #113 MandyManners

The same reasons Hamas and their ilk cover their faces. They're badass chickenshits. There's a difference.
//

119 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:05:34am

re: #97 Thanos

Please note that some of these EDL people are flashing the newer version of the nazi salute (I clicked out to some of the vids.) This is a way to give a secret "nazi salute" without it being identifiable world wide as one. This is two fingers extended with the thumb out. It's outlawed in Germany. The other is with both arms outstretched with hands open. A lot of Nazi and niew recht youth groups are using this symbolism in Europe now. (You can find the outlawed "two finger version" in this PDF on page 15. )

Back up thread, I suggested that possibility with out even knowing if that was actually fact, thanks for the conformation...

re: #28 Walter L. Newton

120 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:06:04am

re: #60 tradewind

I guess no one ever bothers to ask these paragons of faith what part of ' No one knows the hour ' they skipped in the bible.

I once read a YA novel about two teenagers whose parents have joined a cultish church that goes up on a mountain to wait for the end of the world. The preacher insists that no one knows the hour, but he does know the day.

121 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:06:28am

re: #97 Thanos

Please note that some of these EDL people are flashing the newer version of the nazi salute (I clicked out to some of the vids.) This is a way to give a secret "nazi salute" without it being identifiable world wide as one. This is two fingers extended with the thumb out. It's outlawed in Germany. The other is with both arms outstretched with hands open. A lot of Nazi and niew recht youth groups are using this symbolism in Europe now. (You can find the outlawed "two finger version" in this PDF on page 15. )

Excellent PDF. Saving that one. Thanks.

122 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:06:48am

re: #117 Kosh's Shadow

I think the neo Nazis knew they suffered an image problem, and probably hired some branding or marketing experts to update their look.

"Yes, that's the ticket!"
123 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:07:13am

re: #115 Killgore Trout

Well, I hope not, for reasons similar to why I don't want an amendment to make flag burning illegal. If a child of mine did that, he'd wish he hadn't, but the freedom to be an offensive idiot is part of America.

124 HoosierHoops  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:07:32am

re: #33 Charles

Whoa.

Check out this Townhall blog for a real dose of wingnut craziness:

[Link: PatmosIsle.blogtownhall.com...]

Holy Crap! It's the end of the world!
Head for the hills!
/Why march with a sign in times square declaring the end of times when we have the Internet?

125 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:07:36am

re: #69 Rightwingconspirator

The symbol is used (and abused) all over the place. You can find it in Tibetan and Indian traditions.

One of the Wiki pictures is of a Native American youth basketball team from, I don't know, maybe the 20s. Swastikas on their jerseys.

126 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:07:44am

re: #120 SanFranciscoZionist

I hope it's at least an active volcano, so they aren't terribly disappointed.

127 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:08:40am

re: #78 MandyManners

Has she never heard of the mufti?

I'm sure she has. That shows the eeevil of Arabs to her. But she doesn't want to make the linkup the other way.

128 stevedecatur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:08:50am

This is yet another example of the disgusting sympathy for hate groups that I have come to expect from that blog.

On that note, the BBC is guilty of hypocritical behavior by its past refusal to show footage of Islamists and Arab nationalists with their own venomous displays of hate towards Jews, Christians and pagans, right down to the exact same Nazi salute.

129 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:09:02am

re: #106 _RememberTonyC

OT ... the stock market has inched past the 9000 mark. Although some on the far right are secretly hoping the market will go down (because it hurts the POTUS), I am not one of them. Good economic news that helps Obama (and my 401k) is fine by me.

However, I do understand that Obama's economic policies are dangerous to our future. But I'm still hoping for the best.

On the negative side, OIL pushed over $73.50 a barrel (up from the low $72 's )

130 debutaunt  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:09:46am

re: #124 HoosierHoops

Holy Crap! It's the end of the world!
Head for the hills!
/Why march with a sign in times square declaring the end of times when we have the Internet?

hahahahahahahahahhahaaa

131 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:09:48am

re: #120 SanFranciscoZionist

Hell's bells, that guy doesn't know the time of day.
I've never run into one of these end-of-world'ers, but if I did, that'd be the first thing I would ask them... why they don't just accept the ' no one knows the hour ' clause, when it is so clearly stated.

132 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:10:22am

More on the Haj and Hitler.

[Link: www.tellthechildrenthetruth.com...]

133 metrolibertarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:10:35am

re: #120 SanFranciscoZionist

I once read a YA novel about two teenagers whose parents have joined a cultish church that goes up on a mountain to wait for the end of the world. The preacher insists that no one knows the hour, but he does know the day.

That sounds amusingly like the story of the 19th Century American preacher William Miller who led his flock to a hill waiting for the rapture only to experience what is referred to as the Great Disappointment.

134 wrenchwench  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:10:49am

re: #114 Sharmuta

It makes me think people like geller and spencer were never in the counter-jihad because of principles, but rather for ideology. There is a distinction.

I opposed religious supremacism because of American/Enlightenment principles. They oppose islam because they think their faith is better. Because their opposition is based on bigotry, they're free to make deals with the devil himself to stop their enemies. Their opposition isn't based on the same foundation as mine. These aren't allies to my cause- they're a different version of the same problem.

Thanks for spelling it out. Seems to be a need for that.

135 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:11:03am

More.

[Link: www.eretzyisroel.org...]

136 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:11:08am

re: #129 sattv4u2

On the negative side, OIL pushed over $73.50 a barrel (up from the low $72 's )

just wait...energy is gonna suck profit out of business like a Hoover...people will have even less money to spend...it has not even begun yet

137 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:11:40am

re: #112 tradewind

Anybody see "Inglorious Basterds? Even without a uniform, Brad Pitt's character had an interesting way to ensure that Nazi's were always recognized in public.

138 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:11:43am

re: #133 metrolibertarian

That sounds amusingly like the story of the 19th Century American preacher William Miller who led his flock to a hill waiting for the rapture only to experience what is referred to as the Great Disappointment.

Odd ,,, thats the same thing my wife called our honeymoon night!

(((did I just type that out loud??))

139 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:11:56am
140 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:12:48am

re: #86 MandyManners

Does she think she's safer because she's not in England?

Maybe. A lot of the crazy-anti-Muslim types here in the States seem to enjoy the idea that Europe is in SO MUCH TROUBLE that anything their Euro counterparts do is OK. Meanwhile, they get to enjoy the rule of law and all that good shit over here.

141 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:13:05am

re: #95 theheat

That, and the security of either faked or blind admiration. I have no doubt she'd hump a leg or two if things got dicey. A few Nazis kept Jewish women as their secret pets. Geller strikes me as a broad that would do anything to save her neck while helping facilitate the demise of others.

Updinging this even though it squicks me, at least the third sentence does. Doesn't strike me as relevent at all in that it describes a wholly different situation in which the women in question had no choice whatsoever.

I loathe Gellar and agree with everything else you've said. She's crazy, and she's a hatemonger and fascist. The shrieking harpy would have no hesitation, ever, about yowlingly persecuting groups to which she does not belong. She would also be shocked, shocked, to discover that the people she so happily allies with would happily discard her as well.
She's a collaborator.

142 Honorary Yooper  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:14:28am

re: #125 SanFranciscoZionist

One of the Wiki pictures is of a Native American youth basketball team from, I don't know, maybe the 20s. Swastikas on their jerseys.

In addition, Arizona used the swastika on their state route shields until after WWII.

143 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:15:13am

re: #100 Killgore Trout

I don't think it's shame. I think there are laws against giving the Nazi salute in the UK.

Oh, so they're cowards as well as evil? Figures.

144 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:15:51am

In the comments sections of the papers covering this you can find people along with the fascist axis bloggers referencing this as the start of "rivers of blood", a reference I've linked so you understand what it means. It goes along with "the 14 words", basically the David Lane american version.

145 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:16:02am

re: #133 metrolibertarian

That sounds amusingly like the story of the 19th Century American preacher William Miller who led his flock to a hill waiting for the rapture only to experience what is referred to as the Great Disappointment.

The Great Disappointment gave rise to the Seventh Day Adventists, which would go on to fuel creationism and anti-science.

146 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:16:11am

re: #101 iceweasel

It's possible, if unlikely, that these fools' grandfathers and greatgrandfathers were part of the BUP, which was basically the forerunner to the BNP. But I doubt it.

I'm going to give Granddad the benefit of the doubt. I'm enjoying this picture of a cozy little heavenly pub.

147 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:16:34am

re: #114 Sharmuta

It makes me think people like geller and spencer were never in the counter-jihad because of principles, but rather for ideology. There is a distinction.

I opposed religious supremacism because of American/Enlightenment principles. They oppose islam because they think their faith is better. Because their opposition is based on bigotry, they're free to make deals with the devil himself to stop their enemies. Their opposition isn't based on the same foundation as mine. These aren't allies to my cause- they're a different version of the same problem.

Excellent comment. Quoted because it's so good!

148 Learned Mother of Zion  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:16:35am

re: #7 MandyManners

Someone else gives that salute.

He murdered a little Jewish girl by smashing her head against a rock, and he's treated like a rock star.

149 ohpleaseno  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:16:43am

re: #33 Charles

Whoa.

Check out this Townhall blog for a real dose of wingnut craziness:

[Link: PatmosIsle.blogtownhall.com...]

How come there is an across the board inverse correlation between nuttiness of the content with atrocity of html formatting?

150 Kragar  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:17:04am

re: #129 sattv4u2

On the negative side, OIL pushed over $73.50 a barrel (up from the low $72 's )

Anything over $60 makes shale oil more economically viable IIRC

151 Ascher  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:17:08am

ugh. Work calls. BBL

152 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:17:26am

re: #134 wrenchwench

I think it's a little sad we'd have to spell it out so plainly, but then again- with more new people looking at LGF these days, perhaps it's good to clarify the distinction.

153 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:17:56am

re: #141 iceweasel

Updinging this even though it squicks me, at least the third sentence does. Doesn't strike me as relevent at all in that it describes a wholly different situation in which the women in question had no choice whatsoever.

I loathe Gellar and agree with everything else you've said. She's crazy, and she's a hatemonger and fascist. The shrieking harpy would have no hesitation, ever, about yowlingly persecuting groups to which she does not belong. She would also be shocked, shocked, to discover that the people she so happily allies with would happily discard her as well.
She's a collaborator.

what's the distinction between allied with or being one of them...seems to me she is the latter...if there is a difference, it escapes me at the moment...why would they discard her rather than embrace her?...is she Jewish?

154 thedopefishlives  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:17:57am

re: #149 ohpleaseno

How come there is an across the board inverse correlation between nuttiness of the content with atrocity of html formatting?

Something to do with people that are stupid enough to buy into the content are also stupid enough to ignore the layout of said content, I'd imagine.

155 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:18:26am

re: #147 iceweasel

Thanks. Reine was an inspiration for me.

156 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:18:53am

re: #148 Alouette

He murdered a little Jewish girl by smashing her head against a rock, and he's treated like a rock star.

Nissenbaum is an asshole.

[Link: washingtonbureau.typepad.com...]

157 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:18:55am

re: #141 iceweasel

Geller's situation is different, because she is promoting their agenda, knowing full well what they represent. A woman in the middle of war and genocide - ultimately it's about survival. It's two completely different scenarios, save for the Nazis finding some useful, and thinking nothing of slaughtering the rest.

158 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:18:58am

re: #113 MandyManners

What a bunch of chickenshits! If they're all so fired up about that goose-stepping motherfucker Hitler, why not stand up like men and be counted?!

Because they might get arrested. And there might be Muslims in the cell.

///

159 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:19:04am

re: #150 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Anything over $60 $25 makes shale DOMESTIC oil EXPLORATION AND DRILLING more economically viable IIRC

ftfy

160 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:19:44am
161 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:20:24am

re: #158 SanFranciscoZionist

Because they might get arrested. And there might be Muslims in the cell.

///

They have more in common than these Nazis-come-lately think.

162 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:20:29am

re: #153 albusteve

what's the distinction between allied with or being one of them...seems to me she is the latter...if there is a difference, it escapes me at the moment...why would they discard her rather than embrace her?...is she Jewish?

Yes- she's Jewish. There is little distinction between fascists and those who enable them. They are willing to ally with her because she's an effective shield from criticisms that the fascists are anti-Semites. In other words, she's a useful idiot.

163 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:20:46am

re: #126 theheat

I hope it's at least an active volcano, so they aren't terribly disappointed.

I think the police eventually raid the compound and make everyone go back down the hill. The preacher is really bad nuts--electric wire to prevent people from getting out and the like.

164 Learned Mother of Zion  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:21:06am

re: #156 MandyManners

Nissenbaum is an asshole.

[Link: washingtonbureau.typepad.com...]

Don't insult assholes.

165 metrolibertarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:21:57am

re: #145 Sharmuta

and I believe the Branch Davidians were an "extreme" offshoot of the Seventh Day Adventists if I remember my 11th grade report on the group.

166 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:22:40am

re: #162 Sharmuta

Yes- she's Jewish. There is little distinction between fascists and those who enable them. They are willing to ally with her because she's an effective shield from criticisms that the fascists are anti-Semites. In other words, she's a useful idiot.

I did not know that...thanks...nice set up

167 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:23:26am

re: #133 metrolibertarian

That sounds amusingly like the story of the 19th Century American preacher William Miller who led his flock to a hill waiting for the rapture only to experience what is referred to as the Great Disappointment.

Main difference is that William Miller apparently wasn't forcing anyone to stay put, and seriously believed this would happen.

Poor man.

168 Racer X  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:23:35am

re: #160 Killgore Trout

Astronomy Picture of the Day

Nice!

Another addition for my screensaver collection.

169 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:23:39am

re: #97 Thanos

Please note that some of these EDL people are flashing the newer version of the nazi salute (I clicked out to some of the vids.) This is a way to give a secret "nazi salute" without it being identifiable world wide as one. This is two fingers extended with the thumb out. It's outlawed in Germany. The other is with both arms outstretched with hands open. A lot of Nazi and niew recht youth groups are using this symbolism in Europe now. (You can find the outlawed "two finger version" in this PDF on page 15. )

Ehh... I'd like to do some investigating on that myself.

The vid that Charles posted clearly showed the nazi salute. 4 fingers outstretched, arm outstretched. Closed fist is not nazi salute, 2 fingers out is not nazi salute. Sorry... They've changed it? How silly is that. The entire idea is that it's recognizable or it was. Otherwise what's the point in using it. The swastika is recognizable. A secret salute wouldn't mean anything.

They're making it illegal in Germany to stick out your arm and stretch out 2 fingers? That's insanity. How many concerts have I been to that I've done that. Or pumped my fist in the air. Please. You cannot equate this to the swastika or the Nazi salute. Maybe they should chop everyone's hands off then there won't be any issue, ever, anywhere.

These people are racists, absolutely, but the nazi salute is not in those still photos.

I have a problem with EVERYTHING being related to nazism. It belittles the Holocaust and the memory of our people. Not everyone you hate is Hitler, not every outstretched arm is a nazi salute.

170 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:24:09am
171 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:25:00am

The British Police are meant to be the fascists?

172 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:25:12am

re: #170 buzzsawmonkey

Hiya Buzz! Missed ya!

173 theheat  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:25:55am

re: #163 SanFranciscoZionist

Was this land they just happened to set up camp on, or is it owned by the cult - or do you know? It amazes me how so many of these cult figures acquire substantial real estate holdings, usually under a tax-exempt status. They always seem to have lots of money at their disposal.

174 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:26:05am
175 Equable  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:26:24am

re: #165 metrolibertarian

They were. I did a lot of research about them. It's quite the incredible story - incredible in the sense of how bloody outrageous the whole ordeal was. Whenever I see a story about them I feel terrible for the children involved.

176 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:26:26am

re: #168 Racer X

I read an article recently that new research shows that all those giant heads once had big red hats on them.

177 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:26:27am

re: #142 Honorary Yooper

In addition, Arizona used the swastika on their state route shields until after WWII.

Perfectly good symbol, now pretty thoroughly tainted in so much of the world.

178 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:27:12am

re: #169 marjoriemoon

The one Charles linked definitely shows the "hitler groet" or nazi salute, there are also half assed versions of the salute in other vids you can see posted at some of the other right extreme blogs covering this.

I don't agree with outlawing the sign, I'm just pointing out that it is a recognized nazi salute, the half-assed "sekret sign" version. I'd link but I don't want to give these pissheads traffic.

179 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:27:33am

re: #97 Thanos

Please note that some of these EDL people are flashing the newer version of the nazi salute (I clicked out to some of the vids.) This is a way to give a secret "nazi salute" without it being identifiable world wide as one. This is two fingers extended with the thumb out. It's outlawed in Germany. The other is with both arms outstretched with hands open. A lot of Nazi and niew recht youth groups are using this symbolism in Europe now. (You can find the outlawed "two finger version" in this PDF on page 15. )

That's a bit tricky.

EVERY soccer fan in Europe does that.

Otherwise, you mean to tell me that they've hijacked "The Shocker???"

180 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:28:01am

re: #176 Killgore Trout

I read an article recently that new research shows that all those giant heads once had big red hats on them.

you can tell they all have 'hat hair'...

181 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:28:03am

re: #179 Ben Hur

That's a bit tricky.

EVERY soccer fan in Europe does that.

Otherwise, you mean to tell me that they've hijacked "The Shocker???"

Yes.

182 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:28:10am

re: #153 albusteve

what's the distinction between allied with or being one of them...seems to me she is the latter...if there is a difference, it escapes me at the moment...why would they discard her rather than embrace her?...is she Jewish?

Yep. And proud of it, allegedly.

183 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:28:27am

re: #174 buzzsawmonkey

Scares the crap out of me when people disappear from LGF for a few days. Especially the ones that I like.

I killed a spider for my wife (it is what we do!) and flushed it... came back and told her "Zee spider sleeps with zee feces."

184 metrolibertarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:28:38am

re: #171 Ben Hur

The British Police are meant to be the fascists?

The British Police and the group "United Against Fascism" are fascists. And Richard Dawkins according to Bill O'Reilly. Britain seems to have more fascists than Italy in the late 30s.

185 Racer X  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:28:38am

re: #176 Killgore Trout

I read an article recently that new research shows that all those giant heads once had big red hats on them.

LOL!

186 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:28:58am

re: #181 Thanos

Yes.

Have they no decency??

Seriously though, thank for the PDF.

187 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:29:37am

re: #178 Thanos

The one Charles linked definitely shows the "hitler groet" or nazi salute, there are also half assed versions of the salute in other vids you can see posted at some of the other right extreme blogs covering this.

I don't agree with outlawing the sign, I'm just pointing out that it is a recognized nazi salute, the half-assed "sekret sign" version. I'd link but I don't want to give these pissheads traffic.

Now what Walter said may absolutely be true. They wanted to give THE salute, but chickened out and just kinda stuck their hand up there with a couple fingers. You'd almost have to have a video of the event to see what they were doing. I don't believe the photos really capture it.

I don't disagree with you if you say it. I'll take a look.

188 Charles Johnson  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:29:47am

re: #169 marjoriemoon

I knew someone would try to make that point, but the salute in the photograph is definitely the Nazi salute, slightly modified in order to give them deniability. Why would you want to grant them the deniability they're going for?

189 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:30:15am

Not much of a disguise, either.

Reminds me of that guy from Bazooka Joe.

190 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:30:17am
191 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:31:08am
192 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:31:09am

re: #190 buzzsawmonkey

So, since I don't have any idea what that means, I'll assume that it was a good thing...

193 fizzlogic  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:31:18am

re: #33 Charles

That's not surprising considering who own's Townhall.

194 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:31:55am

re: #177 SanFranciscoZionist

Perfectly good symbol, now pretty thoroughly tainted in so much of the world.

I feel bad for the Indians who lost a peaceful symbol. They can't even take it back at this point. It's forever embedded in our minds as evil.

195 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:32:20am

re: #187 marjoriemoon

Now what Walter said may absolutely be true. They wanted to give THE salute, but chickened out and just kinda stuck their hand up there with a couple fingers. You'd almost have to have a video of the event to see what they were doing. I don't believe the photos really capture it.

I don't disagree with you if you say it. I'll take a look.

I need to correct you. I never said they "wanted to give THE salute, but chickened out..." Before Thanos posted his information about other variations of the salute, I only suggested that what they were doing was a half-hearted salute that could have some measure of deniability if needed.

I never suggested that they weren't using a Nazi salute.

196 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:32:34am

re: #179 Ben Hur

That's a bit tricky.

EVERY soccer fan in Europe does that.

Otherwise, you mean to tell me that they've hijacked "The Shocker???"

They hijack everything they can get their hands on- such as support for Israel and the counter-jihad. Whatever helps them gain a following and acquire power- they'll hijack it.

197 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:33:01am

re: #173 theheat

Was this land they just happened to set up camp on, or is it owned by the cult - or do you know? It amazes me how so many of these cult figures acquire substantial real estate holdings, usually under a tax-exempt status. They always seem to have lots of money at their disposal.

This is a novel, so I'm not sure the characters know. I certainly don't. Sorry if that wasn't clear--it's fiction.

198 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:33:18am

re: #185 Racer X

Giant statues give up hat secret


Each hat, weighing several tonnes, was carved from volcanic rock. They were placed on the heads of the famous statues all around the coast of the island.

However, precisely how and why the hats were attached is unknown.

199 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:33:38am

re: #188 Charles

I knew someone would try to make that point, but the salute in the photograph is definitely the Nazi salute, slightly modified in order to give them deniability. Why would you want to grant them the deniability they're going for?

Charles, I never tried to make that point, what marjoriemoon wrote is NOT what I said... see my first post on this at re: #28 Walter L. Newton

200 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:33:45am

re: #196 Sharmuta

I agree with you 100%.

Google "the shocker."

201 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:34:15am

re: #200 Ben Hur

I agree with you 100%.

That's why I like you. ;)

202 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:34:28am

re: #188 Charles

I knew someone would try to make that point, but the salute in the photograph is definitely the Nazi salute, slightly modified in order to give them deniability. Why would you want to grant them the deniability they're going for?

I strongly believe that certain symbols represent Nazism. I didn't read anywhere they were trying to change those symbols. Personally, I would very upset if every outstretched arm was a nazi salute. They already ruined the swastika, why let them ruin everything?

203 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:35:00am

re: #198 Killgore Trout

Giant statues give up hat secret

OMG.

Hassids celebrating Easter!?!?

204 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:35:08am

The most scurrilous part of this is that you have a woman on her knees for the modern Nazis accusing Obama of creating Nazi youth.

205 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:35:27am
206 debutaunt  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:36:01am

re: #194 marjoriemoon

I feel bad for the Indians who lost a peaceful symbol. They can't even take it back at this point. It's forever embedded in our minds as evil.

The peaceniks took Churchill's V for Victory.

207 Big Steve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:36:01am

re: #198 Killgore Trout

Giant statues give up hat secret

so they are "adze hats"...(sorry couldn't resist)

208 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:36:18am

re: #202 marjoriemoon

I strongly believe that certain symbols represent Nazism. I didn't read anywhere they were trying to change those symbols. Personally, I would very upset if every outstretched arm was a nazi salute. They already ruined the swastika, why let them ruin everything?

And marjoriemoon, I never said anything like that, you totally misstated what I said.

Anyone can go back up thread and see all my posts on this topic and see that I agree that this is a Nazi salute.

Please stop implying something I never said.

209 MandyManners  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:36:43am

re: #204 Thanos

The most scurrilous part of this is that you have a woman on her knees for the modern Nazis accusing Obama of creating Nazi youth.

I got mental whip-lash reading that.

210 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:36:46am

re: #125 SanFranciscoZionist

One of the Wiki pictures is of a Native American youth basketball team from, I don't know, maybe the 20s. Swastikas on their jerseys.

My elementary school, built in the teens or twenties, has a large swastika tile mosaic on the floor in the main entryway, along with other native American symbols. I only saw it once, during some renovation; it was more or less permanently buried underneath a very large floormat. The lobby it led to had wonderful frescoes depicting the legend of Hiawatha, life size, completing the Indian theme of the building.

The neighborhood has turned to complete shit over the years. I should stop by there and see if those frescoes are still intact, or if some moron has painted over them.

Anyway, the swastikas are from a more innocent age. The symbol is now forever stained by it's association with subsequent evil.

211 Charles Johnson  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:36:47am

re: #202 marjoriemoon

I strongly believe that certain symbols represent Nazism. I didn't read anywhere they were trying to change those symbols. Personally, I would very upset if every outstretched arm was a nazi salute. They already ruined the swastika, why let them ruin everything?

Not every outstretched arm is a Nazi salute. But an outstretched arm by a member of the English Defense League -- yes, that's a Nazi salute.

212 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:37:21am

re: #204 Thanos

The most scurrilous part of this is that you have a woman on her knees for the modern Nazis accusing Obama of creating Nazi youth.

I think her principles evolve according to blog hits and speaking engagement frequency...another day, another fraud

213 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:37:30am

re: #204 Thanos

The most scurrilous part of this is that you have a woman on her knees for the modern Nazis accusing Obama of creating Nazi youth.

She's got gall.

214 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:38:33am

re: #211 Charles

Not every outstretched arm is a Nazi salute. But an outstretched arm by a member of the English Defense League -- yes, that's a Nazi salute.

An interesting aside:

In Israel, children don't "raise their hands" to answer a question.

To do so would mean raising your hand like a Nazi salute.

So they point into the air.

215 wrenchwench  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:38:59am

re: #204 Thanos

The most scurrilous part of this is that you have a woman on her knees for the modern Nazis accusing Obama of creating Nazi youth.

That's among many scurrilous parts. Good job ferreting out the nut of it.

216 philosophus invidius  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:39:25am

From Pamela's pictures it looks like the anti-BNP protester could be said to be "getting the royal treatment" only if "the royal treatment" includes getting bitten by a German shepherd, getting dragged away by your sweater, and getting tackled

It's pretty obvious that those police were necessary to protect the BNP Nazis from the Anti-Fa types--and that they were pretty aggressive in doing so.

The interpretation presented in her post is quite Orwellian.

217 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:40:06am

re: #208 Walter L. Newton

And marjoriemoon, I never said anything like that, you totally misstated what I said.

Anyone can go back up thread and see all my posts on this topic and see that I agree that this is a Nazi salute.

Please stop implying something I never said.

Sorry if I misread you.

These groups are racists. Absolutely, with no doubt. I'm just making an assessment of one symbol. Ok, Walter I won't address you then, I'll address Thanos.

I can certainly understand since many countries outlaw Nazi symbols, that the Nazis would be trying to change them. That, of course, makes sense, but it seems quite unfair to the majority of their citizens. Accidentally stick out your finger to hail a can and you're arrested? Do you see where that can go?

218 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:40:21am

re: #211 Charles

Not every outstretched arm is a Nazi salute. But an outstretched arm by a member of the English Defense League -- yes, that's a Nazi salute.

Well, that I can buy!

219 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:40:33am

re: #170 buzzsawmonkey


the lying rhetoric of "brotherhood" which is the left's standard currency

This is a sweeping and offensive generalisation, just as much as if I were to claim that the lying rhetoric of 'individual rights and privacy' is the standard currency of the right.

There is nothing at all 'lying' or 'rhetorical' about endorsing a notion of equality (or as you would put it, 'brotherhood'), any more than it is is lies or rhetoric when the right talks about personal responsibility and privacy.

There are liars and hypocrites on both sides who employ these terms for rhetorical purposes. That does not drain the terms of meaning, nor mean that everyone 'on the other side' is a liar and hypocrite.

220 Killgore Trout  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:41:00am

re: #216 philosophus invidius

Both sides are pretty atrocious. There's nobody to root for in this situation.

221 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:41:14am

re: #206 debutaunt

The peaceniks took Churchill's V for Victory.

I didn't know that, but I'm ok with it :)

222 Racer X  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:41:36am

re: #198 Killgore Trout

Giant statues give up hat secret

Oh crap I thought you were kidding. Now that is strange. Red hats. Were they ladies?
Red Hat Society

223 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:41:46am
224 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:42:01am

re: #217 marjoriemoon

Sorry if I misread you.

These groups are racists. Absolutely, with no doubt. I'm just making an assessment of one symbol. Ok, Walter I won't address you then, I'll address Thanos.

I can certainly understand since many countries outlaw Nazi symbols, that the Nazis would be trying to change them. That, of course, makes sense, but it seems quite unfair to the majority of their citizens. Accidentally stick out your finger to hail a can and you're arrested? Do you see where that can go?

it's the cans!...get away from the cans!

225 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:42:36am

re: #217 marjoriemoon

Accidentally stick out your finger to hail a can and you're arrested? Do you see where that can go?

Or even worse:

226 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:43:13am

re: #224 albusteve

it's the cans!...get away from the cans!

LOL Those bright yellow cans you hail!

PIMF, but only when I'm not in a hurry, I guess.

227 debutaunt  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:43:14am

re: #221 marjoriemoon

I didn't know that, but I'm ok with it :)

Why?

228 Kragar  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:45:04am

Snow Leopard guest account bug deletes user data

Reports of a potentially critical Snow Leopard bug that can erase a user's account data have continued to surface since the operating system's debut.

Since Mac OS X 10.6 launched in late August, numerous reports online have detailed the issue, which is triggered by logging in and out of a guest account on a Snow Leopard machine. Upon logging back in to their regular account, users will find that it has been wiped of all data.

The issue has prompted numerous threads (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) on the Apple Support Discussions, with reports suggesting the issue cannot be reproduced with any exact certainty. Apple has yet to publicly acknowledge the issue.

229 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:45:13am

re: #223 buzzsawmonkey

The way the Left has "endorsed" (or, for that matter, lived up to) this "notion"--yes, there is.

Wrong. Your kneejerk hatred for American ideologies not your own is clouding your judgement.

230 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:45:19am

re: #225 Ben Hur

Or even worse:


lol the blond was pissed.

231 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:45:26am

in this country, we are equal under the rule of law, supposedly...otherwise not so much no matter how much legislation or money you throw at it

232 philosophus invidius  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:46:08am

re: #220 Killgore Trout

THose euro-lefties like to mix it up. I'll root for them in this fight. But my point is that the interpretation of the pictures is almost 180 degrees contrary to reality. Hence the police are the fascists--for trying to protect the right to protest even by those despicable thugs.

233 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:46:12am

re: #227 debutaunt

Why?

Why? Because the V symbol is a peaceful symbol. And sometimes war is a necessary thing to make peace.

234 Randall Gross  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:47:13am

re: #216 philosophus invidius

From Pamela's pictures it looks like the anti-BNP protester could be said to be "getting the royal treatment" only if "the royal treatment" includes getting bitten by a German shepherd, getting dragged away by your sweater, and getting tackled

It's pretty obvious that those police were necessary to protect the BNP Nazis from the Anti-Fa types--and that they were pretty aggressive in doing so.

The interpretation presented in her post is quite Orwellian.

This was EDL, not BNP - the "BNP" you see on the signs are all anti-BNP signs carried by AFA activists. While there are definitely BNP people in EDL, they are trying to keep the association/affiliation under the covers. Think "armed wing / Political Wing"

235 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:47:19am
236 debutaunt  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:48:21am

re: #233 marjoriemoon

Why? Because the V symbol is a peaceful symbol. And sometimes war is a necessary thing to make peace.

I liked the symbol as the one for Victory. It has an interesting history in France when the Underground painted it on walls as a protest.

237 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:48:49am

re: #225 Ben Hur

That'd be a fun guy to have a beer with.

238 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:49:31am
239 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:49:46am

re: #230 marjoriemoon

re: #237 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

One of my favorite videos. I think it should be the seed for a future NYC ad campaign.

240 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:49:59am

re: #235 buzzsawmonkey

"American ideologies?" What on earth are you babbling about?

Better yet, don't bother to tell me.

You're condemning all of the left, as usual. And you're resulting to personal insults when called out on it, as usual.

241 bosforus  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:50:09am

OT: Funny headline
In India, New Seat of Power for Women

In India, More Women Demand Toilets Before Marriage

Seems fair enough.

242 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:50:41am

re: #236 debutaunt

I liked the symbol as the one for Victory. It has an interesting history in France when the Underground painted it on walls as a protest.

Doesn't it sometimes still mean Victory? I've seen it used in some contexts, mostly overseas where it seems to be victory more than peace.

243 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:51:13am
244 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:51:45am

re: #241 bosforus

OT: Funny headline
In India, New Seat of Power for Women

Seems fair enough.

...and the whole seat up/seat down debate penetrates a new continent.

245 debutaunt  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:51:52am

re: #242 marjoriemoon

Doesn't it sometimes still mean Victory? I've seen it used in some contexts, mostly overseas where it seems to be victory more than peace.

To me it stands for Victory and freedom. I don't know what other meanings it has.

246 Wishbone  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:51:54am

re: #179 Ben Hur

That's a bit tricky.

EVERY soccer fan in Europe does that.

Otherwise, you mean to tell me that they've hijacked "The Shocker???"

That's Bill Shankly fucked then:

Image: shankly1.jpg

247 charles_martel  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:52:42am

re: #242 marjoriemoon

Be careful how you use the "V" hand symbol overseas...when you turn your hand the wrong way , it is an F-U symbol in Britain...

248 Bloodnok  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:52:54am

re: #243 buzzsawmonkey

Ice, perhaps Buzz hasn't seen your new videos yet? I'd say this deserves a Glenn Beck, myself.

249 bosforus  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:53:06am

re: #244 SixDegrees

...and the whole seat up/seat down debate penetrates a new continent.

Their sitcoms will gain about 40 years worth of material.

250 What, me worry?  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:53:48am

re: #247 charles_martel

Be careful how you use the "V" hand symbol overseas...when you turn your hand the wrong way , it is an F-U symbol in Britain...

Did not know that. I know that the a-ok sign is a no-no. It means asshole in some places. They say to use Thumbs up instead.

I'll think I'll keep my hands in my pockets and just nod when I'm traveling.

251 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:54:44am

Knock of the personal attacks guys. Geez!

252 bosforus  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:54:52am

re: #249 bosforus

Their sitcoms will gain about 40 years worth of crappy material.

No pun intended.

253 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:54:56am

re: #242 marjoriemoon

Doesn't it sometimes still mean Victory? I've seen it used in some contexts, mostly overseas where it seems to be victory more than peace.


Yes. It was originally V for victory in Churchill's usage (palm inward), but for most of Britain that sign meant something very rude. He allegedly switched to the palm-outward gesture as a result of learning this, which is the same sign Nixon picked up (to mean victory) and the peace movement in the US adopted as well, none of them ever knowing the original sign and its rude usage in the UK.

254 RogueOne  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:55:14am

re: #142 Honorary Yooper

I gave you a thumbs up solely because I used to live in Nogales.

255 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:55:30am

re: #137 Fat Bastard Vegetarian
That's one I'll catch when it comes to cable.

256 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:55:34am

re: #251 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Knock of the personal attacks guys. Geez!

Knock them off too!
(shit)

257 charles_martel  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:55:46am

re: #250 marjoriemoon

I've heard that the thumbs-up gesture in Iran is also an F-U gesture.

So, thumbs up, Ahmadinejad!

258 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:56:07am

re: #255 tradewind

That's one I'll catch when it comes to cable.

Make sure you do. I thought it was a masterpiece.

259 Sharmuta  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:56:11am

The middle finger is not hijackable. It's too universally known.

260 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:56:55am

re: #251 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Knock of the personal attacks guys. Geez!

And on a related topic, I am having a pot of barszcz with a couple of dollops of real Russian sour cream.

261 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:57:58am

re: #243 buzzsawmonkey

Gee, that would be not unlike a certain bitch on wheels who does the same thing where the right is concerned, and who squeals like a stuck pig when she has to deal with anything remotely comparable.

So today you've called me a pig and a bitch.

Nice work, Buzz. :)

262 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:58:29am
263 Wishbone  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:58:37am

re: #211 Charles

There are enough cretins in that crowd, but I'll point one thing out. Where any crowd gathers in Britain and starts shouting at any other crowd, for whatever reason, I guarantee there will be a few raising their arms and pointing fingers.

A nazi salute is a nazi salute. A half hearted, furtive nazi salute is a nazi salute.

Raising your arm, pointing your finger and shouting / chanting... is just a British gesture that more or less starts with 'Who are yer!? Who are yer!?..." ... and so on.

Real skinheads like me... fucking hate this lot

264 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:58:49am

re: #246 Wishbone

That's Bill Shankly fucked then:

[Link: waituntilnextyear.files.wordpress.com...]

My second favorite team at the moment, BTW.

265 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:59:19am

re: #260 Walter L. Newton

Beet or tomato?

266 charles_martel  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 11:59:25am

Yeah, the V hand gesture is rude because it dates back to the olden days. Back in the day, English archers were the deadliest force in the English army. So, when captured, the enemies of Britain cut off the two fingers on an archers right hand, so they could not use them again as archers. Therefore, English archers would give the the two-fingered-salute in defiance of the enemy in battle.

267 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:00:24pm
268 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:00:38pm

re: #265 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Beet or tomato?

Beet. The Russian sour cream is from Canada.

269 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:01:20pm

re: #266 charles_martel

Yeah, the V hand gesture is rude because it dates back to the olden days. Back in the day, English archers were the deadliest force in the English army. So, when captured, the enemies of Britain cut off the two fingers on an archers right hand, so they could not use them again as archers. Therefore, English archers would give the the two-fingered-salute in defiance of the enemy in battle.

Specifically against the French, who made the threat when they greatly outnumbered the Brits.

Victorious, the British archers passed through all the lines of prisoners, showed their two fingers and told them to F-off, we've still got 'em, you daft Frenchie silly men.

270 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:01:32pm

re: #248 Bloodnok

Ice, perhaps Buzz hasn't seen your new videos yet? I'd say this deserves a Glenn Beck, myself.

Oh yes. I'd say this was a "Panic...Panic...All systems on outrage" moment for him.

271 Racer X  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:02:08pm

I find it interesting that posters get offended when generalizations such as "the left are doodoo heads" or "the right are smelly" are thrown about. Seeing as many posters here do not align themselves with the left or the right. Why get upset?

272 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:02:34pm

re: #267 SixDegrees

It's book-throwin' time.

Bitch.

He's not useful any longer.

273 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:03:21pm

re: #222 Racer X

Oh crap I thought you were kidding. Now that is strange. Red hats. Were they ladies?
Red Hat Society

Ladies of a certain age.

Or Cardinals.

274 Wishbone  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:03:21pm

re: #264 Ben Hur

Yossi is earning his Israeli captaincy all day long mate. Shame about the rest of them; there's still time for us to get our act together though.

275 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:03:22pm

re: #270 iceweasel

Oh yes. I'd say this was a "Panic...Panic...All systems on outrage" moment for him.


[Video]

in America, calling someone's opinion 'kneejerk' is considered a condescending insult...and so it goes from there

276 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:03:49pm

re: #271 Racer X

I find it interesting that posters get offended when generalizations such as "the left are doodoo heads" or "the right are smelly" are thrown about. Seeing as many posters here do not align themselves with the left or the right. Why get upset?

Because such generalisations are 1) false and 2) not conducive to discourse. And this is true no matter what 'side' one is one, if any.

277 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:03:49pm

re: #270 iceweasel

Love ya Ice. Love ya Buzz.

Y'all please engage the ignore button for each other. We don't want to watch you go after each other.

Please? It is boring to the rest of us.

278 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:04:04pm

re: #272 Ben Hur

He's not useful any longer.

His ass belongs in jail. And that $100,000 fine? Let him work it off picking up trash on the highways for a few decades.

279 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:04:51pm

re: #275 albusteve

in America, calling someone's opinion 'kneejerk' is considered a condescending insult...and so it goes from there

Sometimes it is an accurate description. In America and elsewhere.

Question: why do you think I don't know how the term is used in America?

280 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:05:37pm

re: #277 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Love ya Ice. Love ya Buzz.

Y'all please engage the ignore button for each other. We don't want to watch you go after each other.

Please? It is boring to the rest of us.

Then tell your pal not to call me a pig and a bitch, and quit pretending there is any kind of equivalence here.

281 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:05:38pm

re: #276 iceweasel

Because such generalisations are 1) false and 2) not conducive to discourse. And this is true no matter what 'side' one is one, if any.

do you have a link for that?...hahaha!...good grief, lighten up

282 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:06:06pm

re: #274 Wishbone

Yossi is earning his Israeli captaincy all day long mate. Shame about the rest of them; there's still time for us to get our act together though.

I think Yossi is one of the best in the league. He has great pace and vision. Though when you're passing to Torres, things are a lot easier.

I like Gerrard's power and intensity. He doesn't come off as such a puss, like most ballers!

I'm still a ManU supporter, though!

283 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:06:07pm

re: #279 iceweasel

Sometimes it is an accurate description. In America and elsewhere.

Question: why do you think I don't know how the term is used in America?

DON'T TAKE THE BAIT! Lol.

284 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:06:26pm

re: #278 SixDegrees

His ass belongs in jail. And that $100,000 fine? Let him work it off picking up trash on the highways for a few decades.

How about this. Forced to volunteer at VA Hospitals. Each veteran he encounters he should be required to say, out loud,

"This, people, is a real hero. I am a schmuck."

285 Racer X  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:06:58pm

re: #276 iceweasel

Because such generalisations are 1) false and 2) not conducive to discourse. And this is true no matter what 'side' one is one, if any.

I seem to recall posts of yours generalizing in the same manner. Not worth arguing over. IMO.

286 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:07:02pm

re: #280 iceweasel

Your my pal too.

Please?

287 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:07:31pm

re: #279 iceweasel

Sometimes it is an accurate description. In America and elsewhere.

Question: why do you think I don't know how the term is used in America?

Because you're a Yerpin, no?

288 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:07:32pm

re: #285 Racer X

I seem to recall posts of yours generalizing in the same manner. Not worth arguing over. IMO.

No, you do not-- because I have not.

289 Wishbone  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:07:37pm

re: #282 Ben Hur

Nobody's perfect ;)

You do realise that that duality of support would cause your average Brits head to explode due to the cosmic stresses involved?

290 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:07:40pm

re: #277 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Love ya Ice. Love ya Buzz.

Y'all please engage the ignore button for each other. We don't want to watch you go after each other.

Please? It is boring to the rest of us.

There's an "ignore" button?

291 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:08:07pm

re: #279 iceweasel

Sometimes it is an accurate description. In America and elsewhere.

Question: why do you think I don't know how the term is used in America?

when an accurate description is insulting, you might choose another description that isn't

292 Racer X  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:08:17pm

re: #288 iceweasel

No, you do not-- because I have not.

Never?

293 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:08:46pm

re: #290 SixDegrees

There's an "ignore" button?

Mine is labeled LOG OFF!
/

294 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:09:03pm

re: #284 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Total winner of an idea. If I were a patient, I'd be sure to shit all over the bed when he was coming on shift.

295 Learned Mother of Zion  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:09:09pm

re: #205 buzzsawmonkey

The lulav (palm branch, with willow- and myrtle-branch side pieces) and esrog (citron) are waved/shaken during the just-finished holiday of Sukkot, which concludes the autumn cycle of Jewish holidays.

The palm branch figures in Christian scriptures at the opposite end of the year, since supposedly palm branches (an autumn observance) are waved at/tossed at Jesus during his entrance into Jerusalem just prior to Passover (springtime, seven months earlier), along with cries of "Hoshana! Hoshana!" (which is part of the Sukkot liturgy).

I've been in Israel since Rosh Hashanah, celebrating the holidays but mostly the birth of my new grandson, who was born on Erev Yom Kippur.

We are leaving tomorrow. It's been a great vacation!

296 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:10:12pm

re: #289 Wishbone

Nobody's perfect ;)

You do realise that that duality of support would cause your average Brits head to explode due to the cosmic stresses involved?

It's because I am relatively new to it all.

I caught the bug living in Israel.

I chose ManU because of '99 Champions League, and that they were like the British "Yankees."

Now I'm a nut and can't understand my fellow Merkins just NOT GETTING IT!

297 Learned Mother of Zion  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:10:21pm

re: #292 Racer X

Never?

What, never?
No, never!
What, never?
Well, hardly ever!

298 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:10:23pm
299 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:10:59pm

re: #294 SixDegrees

Total winner of an idea. If I were a patient, I'd be sure to shit all over the bed when he was coming on shift.

Since your avatar of Sidney Greenstreet is the only "visual" representation we have of you, that's comment above is a visual I could have done without. Ewww.

300 reloadingisnotahobby  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:11:38pm

re: #292 Racer X

Never?


What neveeerrr? have you never been sick at seeea?
Oh give three cheers and one cheer more for the former captian of the Pinifore...

Now it's stuck in my head!

301 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:13:12pm

re: #290 SixDegrees

Yes. It is in your inner filter.

302 reloadingisnotahobby  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:13:15pm

re: #297 Alouette

Sick minds think alike...eh!

303 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:13:20pm
304 Wishbone  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:13:29pm

re: #296 Ben Hur

We've been telling you lot over there for years about the Beautiful Game, but would you listen?

Anyway...Sod the Mancs '99... Istanbul '05 was the game. We could hear Manc heads exploding here in Liverpool from 30 miles away ;)

305 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:13:42pm

re: #299 Walter L. Newton

Since your avatar of Sidney Greenstreet is the only "visual" representation we have of you, that's comment above is a visual I could have done without. Ewww.

Then you probably don't want to read the part where I roll around in it, force him to sponge bathe me, and loudly accuse him of fondling me in the process, trading him in for a nubile female candystriper.

306 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:15:13pm

re: #305 SixDegrees

Then you probably don't want to read the part where I roll around in it, force him to sponge bathe me, and loudly accuse him of fondling me in the process, trading him in for a nubile female candystriper.

you are bringing back fond days as an RN...please stop

307 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:15:36pm

re: #305 SixDegrees

Then you probably don't want to read the part where I roll around in it, force him to sponge bathe me, and loudly accuse him of fondling me in the process, trading him in for a nubile female candystriper.

Nope.

308 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:15:52pm

re: #304 Wishbone

We've been telling you lot over there for years about the Beautiful Game, but would you listen?

Anyway...Sod the Mancs '99... Istanbul '05 was the game. We could hear Manc heads exploding here in Liverpool from 30 miles away ;)

Pffftt...

Of course, after finally getting behind ManU, I constantly hear that REAL Manchester fans support Man City, and that ManU is supported mainly by the Welsh (Giggs) and Irish (Keane)!

309 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:16:21pm

re: #292 Racer X

Never?

That's right. Never. Go quotemining and cherry picking if you wish, but in every instance in which i condemn "wingnuts" it is clear I am condemning the fringe right, the lunatic right. Not the right as a whole.

And I am mystified by everyone's desire to pretend that this loser immediately losing his mind and calling me a pig and a bitch is anything like anything I have said to him, or that this should be overlooked or excused.

He'd love for LGF to have only his 50 closest fans and to post bad puns and worse song parodies all day, I'm sure. That, as well as his hysterical meltdowns whenever challenged, is extremely offputting to new readers. So let's drop it.

310 Kosh's Shadow  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:16:47pm

re: #295 Alouette

I've been in Israel since Rosh Hashanah, celebrating the holidays but mostly the birth of my new grandson, who was born on Erev Yom Kippur.

We are leaving tomorrow. It's been a great vacation!

Mazel tov, if I haven't said so already.

And it reminds me of a few lines from Micky Katz' parody of 16 tons:

I was born one morning and I gave a gesray
My mishpocha was happy, it was a holiday
I wanted mine bottle, I felt real chipper
But I didn't get nothing because it was Yom Kippur.

Yiddish dictionary:
geshray = cry
mishpocha = family

Yom Kippur is a fast day, but babies are certainly exempt and probably obligated to eat.

311 bosforus  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:18:16pm

re: #309 iceweasel

That's right. Never. Go quotemining and cherry picking if you wish, but in every instance in which i condemn "wingnuts" it is clear I am condemning the fringe right, the lunatic right. Not the right as a whole.

And I am mystified by everyone's desire to pretend that this loser immediately losing his mind and calling me a pig and a bitch is anything like anything I have said to him, or that this should be overlooked or excused.

He'd love for LGF to have only his 50 closest fans and to post bad puns and worse song parodies all day, I'm sure. That, as well as his hysterical meltdowns whenever challenged, is extremely offputting to new readers. So let's drop it.

I take issue with this statement as it has been my experience that there is no such thing as a good pun.
:)

312 Wishbone  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:19:11pm

re: #308 Ben Hur

Well, it is a nasty rumour that a Man U season ticket is a Cable TV subscription :)

The big four's fan base is so wide these days that there's truth in that no matter which team you say it of. The trick is to say it first in any argument.

313 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:19:33pm

re: #309 iceweasel

That's right. Never. Go quotemining and cherry picking if you wish, but in every instance in which i condemn "wingnuts" it is clear I am condemning the fringe right, the lunatic right. Not the right as a whole.

And I am mystified by everyone's desire to pretend that this loser immediately losing his mind and calling me a pig and a bitch is anything like anything I have said to him, or that this should be overlooked or excused.

He'd love for LGF to have only his 50 closest fans and to post bad puns and worse song parodies all day, I'm sure. That, as well as his hysterical meltdowns whenever challenged, is extremely offputting to new readers. So let's drop it.

you seem to be...that might be a problem, no?...I've seen you attack Buzz (and others) for very little if no reason at all...stop projecting

314 Learned Mother of Zion  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:19:42pm

re: #310 Kosh's Shadow

Mazel tov, if I haven't said so already.

And it reminds me of a few lines from Micky Katz' parody of 16 tons:

I was born one morning and I gave a gesray
My mishpocha was happy, it was a holiday
I wanted mine bottle, I felt real chipper
But I didn't get nothing because it was Yom Kippur.

Yiddish dictionary:
geshray = cry
mishpocha = family

Yom Kippur is a fast day, but babies are certainly exempt and probably obligated to eat.

My daughter was very happy that she didn't have to fast. :)

315 RogueOne  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:20:13pm

re: #271 Racer X

I believe it's called "denial".

316 Ben Hur  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:20:32pm

re: #312 Wishbone

Well, it is a nasty rumour that a Man U season ticket is a Cable TV subscription :)

The big four's fan base is so wide these days that there's truth in that no matter which team you say it of. The trick is to say it first in any argument.

True!

Go Burnley!!!

BBL.

317 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:21:44pm

re: #262 buzzsawmonkey

Yes, I have been polite, haven't I?

Apparently not. You've been deleted. :)

318 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:22:38pm

re: #317 iceweasel

Apparently not. You've been deleted. :)

Happens to the best of us.

319 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:22:41pm
320 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:22:57pm

re: #311 bosforus

I take issue with this statement as it has been my experience that there is no such thing as a good pun.
:)

Mine as well, but then again, De gustibus non est disputandum.

321 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:23:57pm
322 albusteve  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:24:29pm

let's move on eh?...

323 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:24:31pm

re: #318 Walter L. Newton

Happens to the best of us.

And the worst of us

TESTIFY!!!

//

324 bosforus  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:25:21pm

Getting sucked in... must... escape... to new thread...

325 SanFranciscoZionist  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:26:23pm

re: #324 bosforus

Getting sucked in... must... escape... to new thread...

I'm right behind ya, dude.

326 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:27:21pm

re: #325 SanFranciscoZionist

I'm right behind ya, dude.

I don;t mind hearing that from you


Barney Frank, not so much !


NTTAWWT!!!

/

327 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:27:41pm

re: #325 SanFranciscoZionist

re: #324 bosforus

re: #323 sattv4u2

bsmonkey has accomplished his mission.

328 Racer X  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:30:39pm

I seem to be hitting the snooze button on my bullshit detector quite a bit lately.

329 Honorary Yooper  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:33:10pm

re: #277 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Love ya Ice. Love ya Buzz.

Y'all please engage the ignore button for each other. We don't want to watch you go after each other.

Please? It is boring to the rest of us.

That it is. And I'm also sick of "he called me a name" type stuff I see. I'm at the point where I'll just hand out downdings on the ad hominem remark.

330 sattv4u2  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:34:29pm

re: #327 iceweasel

re: #324 bosforus

re: #323 sattv4u2

bsmonkey has accomplished his mission.

Could be. But I do agree that AT TIMES you throw the 1st volley, albeit perhaps not as overt (pig,, bitch ,, are beyond the pale) But people just don't like having their intellect questioned or convictions belittled, and IMHO you tend to do that,,, ,again , AT TIMES

331 Bloodnok  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:34:34pm

re: #329 Honorary Yooper

That it is. And I'm also sick of "he called me a name" type stuff I see. I'm at the point where I'll just hand out downdings on the ad hominem remark.

Yeah, it should be ignored when men call women b***h on LGF. How boring for you.

/sheesh

332 Honorary Yooper  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:37:15pm

re: #331 Bloodnok

Yeah, it should be ignored when men call women b***h on LGF. How boring for you.

/sheesh

Everyone, just knock it off. I've handed out many downdings for undeserved crap. You fool yourself though if you think Ice is getting attacked and not dishing it out as well. As I said, I'll downding the both of them. I'm sick of this shit.

333 tradewind  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:38:54pm

re: #233 marjoriemoon

V...Lizards... they're coming...arrrghhh...
[Link: abc.go.com...]

334 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:43:02pm
335 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:44:44pm

re: #333 tradewind

V...Lizards... they're coming...arrrghhh...
[Link: abc.go.com...]

Not again? Wasn't one invasion of alien Nazis enough?

336 Walter L. Newton  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:45:37pm

re: #334 buzzsawmonkey

For the record, it should be noted that I nowhere called anyone a "bitch." That iceweasel herself immediately took that to heart as applying to her is her own guilty conscience--which, while richly deserved, is still her own action.

Referring to someone "squealing like a stuck pig" does not call anyone "a pig," but rather uses a well-known simile to refer to someone's loud complaints.

You mean you weren't talking about me... shit.

337 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:47:53pm

re: #332 Honorary Yooper

Everyone, just knock it off. I've handed out many downdings for undeserved crap. You fool yourself though if you think Ice is getting attacked and not dishing it out as well. As I said, I'll downding the both of them. I'm sick of this shit.

And you're fooling yourself if you want to pretend that your pal calling me a bitch, a pig, an asshole (repeatedly) and a 'commie scumbag' is anything like what I've said to him,

He's a creep who claims that biology is destiny for women, who sneaks into dead threads to call me vile names when he's getting his ass handed to him in an argument in a live thread, who lies shamelessly about it afterward even when busted by Charles.

Go ahead and downding me, big boy, as much as you like. I can take it.

Unlike bsmonkey, I won't retaliate by downdinging you or leaving comments on dead threads calling you names.
I'm done with this topic as it's all your pal's attempt to turn a thread into a shitstorm and drive away commenters. It's boring as hell to new people and boring to me-- but I'll be damned if I'll let you or anyone pretend there's an equivalency here. Before you get on your moral high horse, go downding all the comments where the howler monkey called me obscene names and then maybe you'll have some credibility.
Done with this topic now.

338 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:49:41pm

re: #334 buzzsawmonkey

For the record, it should be noted that I nowhere called anyone a "bitch." That iceweasel herself immediately took that to heart as applying to her is her own guilty conscience--which, while richly deserved, is still her own action.

Referring to someone "squealing like a stuck pig" does not call anyone "a pig," but rather uses a well-known simile to refer to someone's loud complaints.

Right, the problem isn't that you used the words 'squealing like a bitch' or 'pig', it's just that I took it personally.

You have no shame.

339 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:52:42pm
340 SixDegrees  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:53:54pm
341 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:54:43pm

re: #339 buzzsawmonkey

Why do you think your comment was deleted, Buzz? Do you think Charles made a mistake in deleting it?

You keep defending it, so I have to conclude that.

342 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:55:23pm
343 Charles Johnson  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:56:25pm

re: #342 buzzsawmonkey

You just earned yourself a ticket out.

344 Honorary Yooper  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:57:39pm

re: #341 iceweasel

re: #342 buzzsawmonkey

Both of you, read what the fuck you have written. Enough is enough, stop baiting each other, please. One of you says a comment designed to bait the other, and sure enough, the other rises to the bait. Knock it the fuck off. It's fuckng silly.

345 Charles Johnson  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 12:59:46pm

For the record, I'm not going to reprint buzzsawmonkey's full comment, but he absolutely DID call iceweasel a 'bitch on wheels'. Apparently he thought he could deny it because it was deleted.

346 Millicent Islam  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 1:05:30pm

I'm pleased I never even saw the final comment.

Now I hope we will all talk about actual issues and avoid all this kind of crap, please.

347 Aye Pod  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 1:39:24pm

re: #345 Charles

For the record, I'm not going to reprint buzzsawmonkey's full comment, but he absolutely DID call iceweasel a 'bitch on wheels'. Apparently he thought he could deny it because it was deleted.

Not the first time he has used this blatantly dishonest tactic, of course. It always saddened me that so many people here seemed to be willing to give him a free pass on this sort of stupid, hateful bullshit.

348 Aye Pod  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 1:42:05pm

re: #346 iceweasel

I'm pleased I never even saw the final comment.

Now I hope we will all talk about actual issues and avoid all this kind of crap, please.

Agreed, iceweasel. There is nothing more off putting in a discussion than the kind of purely personal attack that you were getting there. Nice to see you by the way :)

349 Irish Rose  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 2:33:19pm

Wow, this thread went completely off the rails.

350 Wishbone  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 2:33:25pm

There's nothing more off putting than someone turning up after the fact, like some half pint sidekick, to press the issue once the bugger has been banned.

Shades of Sméagol, a la sweaty sock, perhaps.

351 Quilly Mammoth  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 2:42:02pm

Aside from the Fascist Greeting did anyone else notice that the hardcore members were exhibiting tactics and clothing wear used by the Black Flag?

Not that they and Black Flag have any common goal, but rather Black Flag has been able to produce an amazing ammount of violence by a limited number of people due to their training and tactics. And I'll bet there are more BNP, or EDL, or whatever these people are then ever showed up for Black Flagh at a G20.

352 Racer X  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 3:08:13pm

re: #349 Irish Rose

Wow, this thread went completely off the rails.

And the usual suspects are right there in the middle.

353 Irish Rose  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 3:08:24pm

re: #262 buzzsawmonkey

Yes, I have been polite, haven't I?

Asshole.
I'm glad you were banned.

354 Eclectic Infidel  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 7:02:28pm

re: #1 MandyManners

If they're so damned proud of their race and their organization, why are they covering their faces?

For the same reason the wannabe Jihadi kids here cover their faces -- to avoid recognition by the cops and us. Of course they know what they're doing is outright hateful, convictions aside.

Geller is a tragedy unto herself - giving credence to neo-nazis just because they oppose Sharia. The same neo-nazis who would gladly bash Jews on the street if they could get away with it. The woman is a disgrace on many levels. Shame on her.

355 [deleted]  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 7:15:07pm
356 erraticsphinx  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 7:21:12pm

re: #355 shaker


I don't get the point...so we should ignore the EDL then?

357 Eclectic Infidel  Mon, Oct 12, 2009 7:26:10pm

re: #356 erraticsphinx

I don't get the point...so we should ignore the EDL then?

I can't speak for Lizard shaker, nor will I attempt to do so.

Speaking only for myself, I am of the opinion that the EDL should be routinely monitored regarding their activity and alliances. The org may very well just fade into the background of British politics over time but you never know.

358 Aye Pod  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 5:25:19am

re: #350 Wishbone

There's nothing more off putting than someone turning up after the fact, like some half pint sidekick, to press the issue once the bugger has been banned.

Shades of Sméagol, a la sweaty sock, perhaps.

As a matter of fact I am a regular poster with a long history of run-ins with the 'bugger' who got banned and the main subject of his attacks recently had been my friend. Yes, I was late to the thread, but guess what - I'm still going to state my opinion. But here you are fantasising that this makes me someone elses side-kick or sock puppet.

Well, in that case I'm just going to assume that the real reason for your post here is that you are a long time admirer of bs monkey and are truly butthurt to see the 'poor bugger' being offed like this, in which case I'm afraid you are just going to have to SUCK IT UP. Git.

359 Millicent Islam  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 5:30:54am

re: #358 Jimmah


Well, in that case I'm just going to assume that the real reason for your post here is that you are a long time admirer of bs monkey and are truly butthurt to see the 'poor bugger' being offed like this, in which case I'm afraid you are just going to have to SUCK IT UP. Git.

I'd like to point out to the geniuses that think you're my sockpuppet that you were registered here for what-- 2 years? 3? -- and I've only been here since this May.

Also, bonus points for the word 'git', which I love.
Morning' Jimmah. :)

360 Millicent Islam  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 5:45:50am

re: #358 Jimmah

Jeez, I just looked at your avatar-- you were here for four years before I even came around!

361 Aye Pod  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 5:49:03am

re: #359 iceweasel

I'd like to point out to the geniuses that think you're my sockpuppet that you were registered here for what-- 2 years? 3? -- and I've only been here since this May.

Also, bonus points for the word 'git', which I love.
Morning' Jimmah. :)

Morning to you iceweasel :) Its 4 years now actually since I registered...doesnt seem that long, but there you go!

There are many varieties of git - the Scots git, the Irish git, the Welsh git, the old git. My favourite though has always been the Scouse git:

362 Danny  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 5:49:58am

re: #361 Jimmah

Jimmah, your avatar is a scene from Matrix Reloaded, isn't it?

363 Aye Pod  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 5:59:01am

re: #362 Danny

Jimmah, your avatar is a scene from Matrix Reloaded, isn't it?

Yes, but I replaced Keanu Reeeves with Barack Obama. "He is the One" ;-)re: #362 Danny

Jimmah, your avatar is a scene from Matrix Reloaded, isn't it?

Yes - Matrix Reloaded but with Barack Obama as 'The One'. It's intended as an amusing but well meant homage to the POTUS, and an incitement to winguts ;-)

364 Millicent Islam  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 5:59:25am

re: #361 Jimmah

Morning to you iceweasel :) Its 4 years now actually since I registered...doesnt seem that long, but there you go!

There are many varieties of git - the Scots git, the Irish git, the Welsh git, the old git. My favourite though has always been the Scouse git:


Haha--- Yer Lord Snooty! Of Oxfordshire! In Lunnin!

365 Aye Pod  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 6:05:31am

re: #360 iceweasel

Jeez, I just looked at your avatar-- you were here for four years before I even came around!

It was worth the wait :)

366 Millicent Islam  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 6:11:53am

re: #365 Jimmah

It was worth the wait :)


:) The Village of the Banned is crying as we speak, I'm sure...

367 Danny  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 6:13:04am

re: #363 Jimmah

Yes - Matrix Reloaded but with Barack Obama as 'The One'. It's intended as an amusing but well meant homage to the POTUS, and an incitement to winguts ;-)

Well, it incited me to smile, so it apparently works. :)

368 Wishbone  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 9:42:34am

re: #358 Jimmah

And here's me thinking that I hadn't been over subtle. Jimmah, you haven't got a fucking clue what you're talking about; never mind what I was talking about, evidently.

I couldn't give a toss about BuzzsawMonkey; neither why he was banned, nor indeed that he was at all. Which neatly shoots down your daft assumptions as to why I bothered saying what I did; it's so damned inconvenient if I don't stick to your script isn't it?

'Sock Puppet' I never said at all. Sidekick was bang on the nail; if you don't like that, then that's just tough tittie for you isn't it?.

Incidentally... If you're going to start on the 'Scouse' jokes, at least make some attempt at a little original wit. They get so boring and I'd start feeling more than a little under appreciated should you not at least make an effort.

369 Aye Pod  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 1:49:48pm

re: #368 Wishbone

I couldn't give a toss about BuzzsawMonkey; neither why he was banned, nor indeed that he was at all. Which neatly shoots down your daft assumptions as to why I bothered saying what I did; it's so damned inconvenient if I don't stick to your script isn't it?

'Sock Puppet' I never said at all. Sidekick was bang on the nail; if you don't like that, then that's just tough tittie for you isn't it?.

Please.


Shades of Sméagol, a la sweaty sock, perhaps.

Go on - amuse me. Tell me about how this was not a sock puppet, but a completely different kind of sock altogether that you were alluding to. And given what I told you in my last post about my reasons for posting on this thread, your side-kick jab is looking rather silly too, don't you think?

My speculation about your motives regarding your post were really a comment on your jumping off the deep end regarding me. Tit for tat - geddit? I thought the words : "Well, in that case I'm just going to assume..." would have clued you in on that. Too subtle apparently.

And you made another faulty assumption there - the Harry Enfield clip was not for your entertainment, it was for iceweasel's.

I've enjoyed many of your posts in the past, Wishbone, I do hope this git-like quality you have displayed today is only a temporary malady and we can get back to how things used to be...

370 Joven  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 2:56:25pm

Sometimes I think, "Let us put up our crazies against their crazies and they just might reduce each others ranks to a tolerable level." But given Murphy's Principle, they would probably see a commonality and merge to form a larger, more dangerous mob of crazies.

371 Wishbone  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 3:00:29pm

re: #369 Jimmah

First off: 'Sweaty Sock'... Rhyming slang...think about it.

Also... Remember that subtlety is useless where tone or inflection is required to impart understanding in text. I used a definition, albeit slang; not an allusion. Not exactly subtle at all; which was the point.

Secondly... get over the possibility that this is something temporary: I've always been a cranky bastard; the difference being that beforehand, I was generally focused on the usual crowd of uselessly and wilfully ignorant cretins who took endless hours out of their lives telling me what the world outside my front door looked like, when they obviously hadn't been ten feet beyond theirs.

To answer your question: no... my sidekick 'jab' wasn't silly at all. However unwise BuzzSawMonkeys choice of words in his argument, the pair of them were at it hammer and tongs all the way through the thread. It could have been nipped in the bud way back, as per the many requests of other posters for the pair of them to cool it, but they were happy to stay at eachothers throats.

Personally, I'm fine with that; I like a good scrap. It makes for good sport, especially when ideologies clash, but I'll take a good old slanging match any day of the week as long as it's original and ultimately thrashes out where people stand on an issue.

You running in at the end of all that and laying the boot into a poster who was already out of the fight, regardless of the fact that Ice had given the payout herself in no short order... Got right on my fucking nerves.

What is this?... You disagree with one and you have to fight them all... and they'll keep on kicking you even when your down and can't kick back?

I've seen more class before today on these threads... And that was even with all the religious bigots and ignorant morons who thought they knew better than I what it was to be a contemporary Briton; and hammered home the preposterous notion that to say otherwise was simply denial.

My problem is that I'm too much of a nark to hold my tongue for long and not say so.

372 Millicent Islam  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 4:58:54pm

re: #371 Wishbone

There is a reason why that poster was banned, and why some of his comments here have been deleted. You appear to be defending him, or at least pretending that there is some kind of equivalency between his behaviour and mine.

Perhaps you think his banning was unjustified? You'd have to take that up with Charles'. I'm mystified why you're more interested in calling Jimmah a 'sidekick' than anything else.

And you most certainly were insinuating he was a sockpuppet; your claim that it is intended as rhyming slang is pathetic.

373 Aye Pod  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 5:45:57pm

re: #371 Wishbone

First off: 're: #371 Wishbone

Sweaty Sock'... Rhyming slang...think about it.

Bollocks. After googling I find that "sweaty sock" = "jock" in cockney rhyming slang. It is nevertheless obvious that you were insinuating that I am a sock puppet, and are using this as 'cover'. As if indicating that I am Scottish by way of that phrase is somehow less problematic than the sock puppet slur.

To answer your question: no... my sidekick 'jab' wasn't silly at all. [snip] You running in at the end of all that and laying the boot into a poster who was already out of the fight, regardless of the fact that Ice had given the payout herself in no short order... Got right on my fucking nerves.

Yes it was silly. We already know you are in pain from seeing me commenting on the poor banned bs monkey. You have done nothing here but repeat yourself. In which case I will just repeat my earlier response :

As a matter of fact I am a regular poster with a long history of run-ins with the 'bugger' who got banned and the main subject of his attacks recently had been my friend. Yes, I was late to the thread, but guess what - I'm still going to state my opinion.

I told mullah buzzsaw what I thought of him while he was here; I see no reason why I should refrain from stating my opinion about him now he's gone.

If that gives you butthurt, too bad. I can live with your pain. Perhaps if you'd seen the deleted comments, including the final one that got him banned you would realise how ludicrous your attempt to make an equivalence between bs monkey's behaviour and iceweasel's is. Also, you might be interested (but somehow I have a feeling you won't be) to know that bs monkey has been spewing toxic nonsense about myself and ice on other blogs from the moment he got banned. But the big problem for you is my slamming the 'poor bugger' after he was banned.

Your pious concern for the poor not-here-to-answer-back-but-over-there-slandering-everyone-here bsm seems misplaced, to say the least?

374 Wishbone  Tue, Oct 13, 2009 11:18:23pm

Ok... one more and you're free to pull yourself around the room:


And you most certainly were insinuating he was a sockpuppet; your claim that it is intended as rhyming slang is pathetic.

It is nevertheless obvious that you were insinuating that I am a sock puppet, and are using this as 'cover'.

The pair of you have got yourselves stuck in your own script. It was meant for no more or less than it was: A rhyming embellishment to spice up a bit of dull text; but you two can't handle the simplicity of that 'cos it won't uphold the inherent victimhood of a 'sock puppet' accusation, or that it somehow speaks more of my character other than a propensity toward using such in my speach or missives.

As I said; My commenting had nothing so much to do with Buzzsaw getting banned as it did your reaction to it. That I stated how I thought about that is what's bugging you and that's fine; but let's not wander too far from reality while you're trying to exp[lain that away, eh?

375 Aye Pod  Wed, Oct 14, 2009 4:37:07pm

That's just the kind of wriggling, writhing bollocks bs monkey practised when called out. But it does bug me when people like yourself get worked up about the reactions of others and make assumptions when they are ignorant of the facts of the case. And then when those facts are explained to them, they continue on as before - which tells me that your problem here goes beyond mere ignorance. You aren't kidding anyone.

376 Millicent Islam  Wed, Oct 14, 2009 5:50:08pm

re: #374 Wishbone

It would make sense for you to quit defending the 'sweaty sock' remark. Here are the choices: EITHER you were calling Jimmah a sockpuppet, OR you were using rhyming slang to call him "Jock" -- a rude and offensive term for a Scottish person.
You're in a hole and you just can't quit digging. Your newest ass-covering attempt is to claim it was just a random bit of rhyming embellishment to spice up a dull text! Sure, bob.
If you can't bring yourself to apologise it would probably be wise to simply shut the fuck up about it.

re: #375 Jimmah

That's just the kind of wriggling, writhing bollocks bs monkey practised when called out.

The phrase 'wriggling, writhing bollocks' will have me laughing for days. :) Let us ignore the troll, ma bonnie laddie, and depart for fresh fields and pastures new...or threads new at any rate.

377 Aye Pod  Wed, Oct 14, 2009 6:10:22pm

re: #376 iceweasel

Let us ignore the troll

Sounds good to me, ice-ski. Dear Wishbone: consider yourself Defender of the Thread and squire to Brave Sir Buzzsaw, if you like.

ma bonnie laddie, and depart for fresh fields and pastures new...or threads new at any rate.

Oh mah bonny lassie, beat yer drum for me :)

378 Wishbone  Wed, Oct 14, 2009 10:49:19pm

Jimmah... Facts are relative, aren't they?

Ice... you couldn't present an argument if it were wrapped in taffeta with a red fucking bow on top. I've already stated, quite clearly in fact, my contextual use of the term. I don't know where you get your information from, but I've never met the Jock yet that was offended by the term, nor been informed that it was offensive in any way. You sound like a fucking liberal youth worker, sitting on a committee of like idiots, wondering what next to decide is racist or offensive so they can berate the masses for all the prejudices they never knew they had beforehand.

And who are you to decide I'm in a hole?... Fucking idiot... Get this through your thick skull: I'll apologise to whomsoever I please, on any occasion where I feel I need to. In this instance, you can kiss my arse.

Go back to that little mutual, ego wanking act you two have; 'cos you're boring the shit out of me.

379 Aye Pod  Fri, Oct 16, 2009 7:20:14am

"Jock" can be non-offensive. But NOT when it is being used as part of an insult, the way you did. Like DUH! When you tie a gratuitous reference to someones nationality or ethnicity to an insult, it becomes a nationalist/racist insult, as well you know, dickhead. You are beginning to sound like a BNP supporter asking what's racist about the gollywog he's just pinned to the front of his van. Pathetic.

Yet you are so stupid you try to use context to dig your self out of your hole. It is context that condemns you here, and it is you who cannot argue his way out of a paper bag.

And anyone - I mean ANYONE - can tell you you are in a hole, fucknut. NO ONE is waiting for a cerfitificate of approval from you, that's for sure.

Go back to your lager and your pork pies, arsehole.

380 Millicent Islam  Fri, Oct 16, 2009 3:33:43pm

re: #378 Wishbone

You've certainly done an excellent job of proving you're a completely objective observer, wholly unmotivated by spite or rage.

381 Wishbone  Fri, Oct 16, 2009 6:33:52pm

You two just couldn't resist wandering back for a mutually gratifying parting shot, could you. Well, I can hardly complain; contrary to your presumption of my lager and pork pie guzzling proclivities Jimmah, I have rather enjoyed a bloody good Banrock Station Shiraz with perhaps more applewood smoked cheese than is good for me, but I'm sure I can live with it; Which prompts me in the private, fuzzy universe of my indulgence, however pointlessly, to respond. I probably shouldn't, but what the hell...

I'd be willing to bet that, should one of you ask the time and the other answer, you'd each 'upding' the other, so my little crack about ego-wanking stands.

Jimmah, your argument with regard to my highlighting your 'ethnicity', and your charge that it is somehow nationalist or racist is a joke. The punchline is where you attempt to liken me to a BNP supporter in order to reinforce your theory. Is that the best you've got? Could you be any more pathetically transparent? You sound no different than any of a multitude of PC mandarins who like to cry 'racist' to shut down the debate/argument and redefine the terms of what is or isn't racist or nationalistic when things don't swing their way. The far right having discovered that kind of obfuscatory tactic works, and adopting such tactics into their repertoire, is down to idiots like you employing it for so long and practically legislating it into law. It's because of thinking like that that the UK is fucked, by the way.

And yes, Jimmah... context counts for a lot, especially when you haven't bothered to apply it. What's it going to be? I was insinuating that you were a sock puppet, or I really was using rhyming slang? Make your fucking mind up as to which you want to accuse me of before you start ranting about 'context'. You can't have it both ways, bollocks.

You've certainly done an excellent job of proving you're a completely objective observer, wholly unmotivated by spite or rage.

I never had to prove I was an objective observer in the first instance. You dreamed that up for whatever reason suited you. My motivations have been made clear; you just chose to ignore that 'cos 'spite or rage' was so much more melodramatic.

Poor you.

382 Millicent Islam  Fri, Oct 16, 2009 11:15:27pm

re: #381 Wishbone


My motivations have been made clear

You've finally said something that everyone reading this exchange would agree upon, yes.

I'd be willing to bet that, should one of you ask the time and the other answer, you'd each 'upding' the other, so my little crack about ego-wanking stands.

I'd be willing to bet you might be happier if only you'd had a good dinging of your own. Tsk.

383 Aye Pod  Fri, Oct 16, 2009 11:44:29pm

re: #381 Wishbone

You two just couldn't resist wandering back

Unlike you, eh Wishbone?/

Jimmah, [snip]... by the way.

Bollocks. But at least I know who writes the angry letters about the downfall of UK society to the Daily Mail now.

And yes, Jimmah... context counts for a lot, especially when you haven't bothered to apply it. What's it going to be? I was insinuating that you were a sock puppet, or I really was using rhyming slang? Make your fucking mind up as to which you want to accuse me of before you start ranting about 'context'. You can't have it both ways, bollocks.

I have been saying that you were insinuating that I was a sock, and even if you weren't as you claimed, you were still being offensive. There is no indecision on my part.

I'd be willing to bet that, should one of you ask the time and the other answer, you'd each 'upding' the other, so my little crack about ego-wanking stands.

No, I just upding the comments that I like - iceweasels just happen to fall into that category with great regularity. But since you are so butthurt about it, from now on I'll make sure to upding every last motherfucking comment of hers when you are around, even if she is just asking the time. :D

384 Millicent Islam  Sat, Oct 17, 2009 12:11:27am

re: #383 Jimmah

Crying with laughter over the Daily Mail comment!

Come away, my sweet, let us leave Wishbone to fulminate and gnash his teeth over the loss of his dear old bs monkey...while insisting that isn't at all what he's upset about, oh no. It's just that our mockery of Brave Sir Buzzsaw is so very unseemly.

A youtube mashup of bs monkey's greatest hits:

385 Wishbone  Sat, Oct 17, 2009 6:07:11am

The difference being, Jimmah, that I'm not claiming the 'ignore the troll' high ground, then wandering back to fire off the last word.

WIth regard to the Daily Mail; would this be the same newspaper whose comment sections have become almost unreadable anymore because of the obvious infestation of real BNP supporters who will negatively rate or argue the crap out of each and every moderate voice?

Nice try, muppet. You know as well as I do that, in the not so distant past, these very threads were rotten with the same kind of commentary; Britain is fucked, Britain is an Islamic state; Britain is a Jew hating nation... And so on, ad nauseum. Where the fuck were you with your little quips then, smart arse?

For the record, this nation is screwed to an extent that most non Brits wouldn't appreciate. Without a hint of sensationalism or hysteria, it would be perfectly correct to state that this country, by way of legislation or regulation, is becoming more repressive as the years go by. I say that from an objective perspective; not the rant of a frothing conspiracy nut. If you haven't observed any of this over the last twenty years or so, then you either haven't had your eyes open, or you've been a willing participant in the changes. Even the most politically centrist Americans can't understand how there are some freedoms in this country that we don't have, that they take for granted; and would raise a shitstorm should government attempt to remove or infringe upon them. Try asking the question, or opening your eyes, sometime and you may even notice the freedoms we've lost.

Now that we've established that you'll choose to be offended by either my (non) insinuation that you were a sock, or by my use of the rhyming slang, regardless of how not one Jock I've ever met has ever taken offense at it, possibly on the grounds of it being 'laughable coming from a Scouse bastard like me'... I'd like to direct your attention to the steaming great pile of shit to your left. That's the shit I don't give; there's a lot of it, you'll note.

And Iceweasel...

Crying with laughter over the Daily Mail comment!


This comes as no surprise; small things amuse you. Little wonder Jimmah has that effect upon you.

The 'stuck record' approach is rather worn, I'm afraid. It doesn't matter how many times you repeat your theory as to my motivations for having said what I've said; it still won't make you any less wrong than when I first made myself clear. You seem pathologically unable to accept this. It seems any justification you have to act like a complete pratt derives from your need for this to be true; to the extent that you deny or ignore any indication to the contrary.

You I had no problem with, scrapping with BuzzSawMonkey the way you were. It was when your boy wonder there stuck the boot in, like a good little lickspittle, that I felt the impulse to say something.

Regardless... this thread should have been shot as a mercy long ago; I'll see you two sometime in the future, I daresay.

Adieu.

386 Aye Pod  Sat, Oct 17, 2009 4:49:17pm

re: #385 Wishbone

Now that we've established that you'll choose to be offended by either my (non) insinuation that you were a sock, or by my use of the rhyming slang, regardless of how not one Jock I've ever met has ever taken offense at it, possibly on the grounds of it being 'laughable coming from a Scouse bastard like me'...

You mean your obvious sock puppet insinuation for which you used a bullshit but equally offensive cover. You know, I do love good natured banter and mockery regarding the idiotic nationalist bigotries and hypersensitivities that abound in certain quarters in the UK. I'm more than happy, for example, with Stuart Lee referring to me as Scotch, Jock, or whatever. (although somehow I feel Stuart Lee is for you another person who has been destroying the fabric of UK society). But I very much doubt you ever used the term 'Jock' while talking to the Scots you knew in the way you were talking to me when you used it. You'd likely have got a fist through your face if you had. You are cordially invited to come up and try it in any of Glasgow's fine drinking establishments if you don't believe me, but I really wouldn't advise it!


This comes as no surprise; small things amuse you. Little wonder Jimmah has that effect upon you.

Ironic coming from someone whose impact on this site has been as microscopic as yours. Maybe that's what's really motivating your rage here?


The 'stuck record' ...[snip]...contrary.

Your repeated faux exasperation at the refusal on the part of everyone else who has been reading this to buy your bullshit is what is getting rather worn. If I told you that I found your silly and misconcieved attempt to deflect from your actual insult with an equally nasty but different insult to be in anyway persuasive I would be lying.


You I had no problem with, scrapping with BuzzSawMonkey the way you were. It was when your boy wonder there stuck the boot in, like a good little lickspittle, that I felt the impulse to say something.

Regardless... this thread should have been shot as a mercy long ago; I'll see you two sometime in the future, I daresay.

Adieu.

As I explained right at the beginning, bs monkey and I had a long history of 'scrapping' as you put it and I had every right to "put the boot in". And a perfectly reasonable motivation for doing so. I told him what I thought of him in the course of handing him his arse on many occasions. This was explained to you, as well as the fact that he has been "putting the boot in" on the stalker sites in his pathetic twisted way to members of this site including myself since the second he got banned. Once that had been pointed out, you should have backed off, because you then had no case or motivation for continuing to be upset unless you actually admired the fucked up lying little creep.

So take your fake outrage and stuff it. I hope next time we do meet, you'll know better than to pull this sort of crap again.


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