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Well green is my favourite colour, since you ask, you bastard.

Only joking!!!

I quite agree. But 'tis the way of a healthy discussion board and always happens.

I have vehemently resisted getting involved in the Iraq thread (which now seems to be a battle about the intractable Israel/Palestine problem), but at least it hasn't yet degenerated to the "anti-semitic" claims that every other similar discussion usually becomes. So we're clearly a superior quality of people, and hooray for that.

All the best

Rod

GREEN!!!???



What are you talking about?

Every right thinking person knows that BLUE is the best colour by far.

ag

Thats it, Gerrard, you are toast.

Its Green.

Regards

Mike

Spending money I don't have on things I don't need.

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Originally posted by mike lacey:
Thats it, Gerrard, you are toast.

Its Green.

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It's not green, it's not blue... it's Mana...

"Murphy was an optimist"

Its bloody green, on Isoblue, with an uprated case fuse.

Spending money I don't have on things I don't need.

Mike,

I am going for the 82 (assuming you are the Mike Lacey on Pink Fish, otherwise you'll think I'm mad). Your superior choice of favourite colour was, naturally, the clincher...

Minime, I apologise for hijacking your thread with the weak favourite colour joke. Although it is a difficult subject to keep strictly "on topic"

People who have blue as their preferred hue are cold and heartless and have no right to comment on pizza, Iraq, hi-fi or anything else. IMHO (!) of course.

Oi, Lacey

BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE

On Fraim. With Neat Speakers.

Soon you will realise I am right, and you are just wrong.

ag, perfectly placed to comment on everything and facing the prospect of a dull day at work

Sorry, but you are all wrong, it's Beige, on Stands Unique through Nordost speaker cable into Linn Ninkas.
If you haven't looked at colours through this combination then you just haven't seen them properly.

Clearly Green.

Are the rest of you blind?

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Originally posted by alexgerrard:

BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE

On Fraim. With Neat Speakers.

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Listening to Norah Jones.

I rest Mike's case.

nick.lees at btinternet.com

You're quite right guys. I'm probably the worst offender of late, bit like a dog with a bone with some of these threads. To be honest I'm starting to bore the arse of m'self

I'll endeavour to ease up.

This is a thread I have tried to start myself of late, but never managed to put it into words as well as minime managed.

Nick - phooey.

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Originally posted by alexgerrard:

Nick - phooey.

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Listen up "Gerrard" - always having the last word aren't you? Sounds suspiciously like you're just another of Marco's aliases.

nick.lees at btinternet.com

P.S.

Yeah, that's me.

The only thing more predictable and pointless than "bickering" in online discussions are the occasional "Why can't we all just get along" threads. However well intentioned such suggestions might be they have zero effect.

Personal abuse is wrong, almost always contravenes the relavent T&Cs and is usually subject to moderation and ultimately banning.

Bickering, excessive pedantry, tedious never-ending squabbles, mickey taking, momentary losses of reason, inappropriate comments in the "heat of battle", belated apologies, trolling, fake identities, grown men behaving like children, etc., etc. are all inherently part of online discussions. If you get rid of such things I promise you it will be very boring.

However, take heart that the long awaited Daily Mail website launches next week and no doubt will provide endless amusement. In the meantime why not take advnatage of some online healing via Femail's "Healing Trial #6" at http://tinyurl.com/33vzu and then compare your experiences with others in the feedback thread at http://tinyurl.com/2f2dl

Matthew

A DM forum. Excellent! Imagine the sad underachievers banging on about asylum seekers...
This forum has provided much entertainment, when it has been personal and not just the "this 'speaker is better than that" type. Sometimes, you can almost smell the venom! The humour's generally good too.

What a load of twaddle!

Unspeakable cad!

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Originally posted by Nick Lees:

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Originally posted by alexgerrard:

BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE

On Fraim. With Neat Speakers.

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Listening to Norah Jones.

I rest Mike's case.

nick.lees at btinternet.com

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Don't you mean Joni Mitchell?

Besides, since practically every car I have ever owned over the years have been various shades of blue, it's obvious, is it not, that blue is THE colour, and none of that other wishy-washy stuff.

Kind regards,

JonR

Having a favourite colour at all clearly demonstrates a closed flat earth kind of mind.
And besides, deep down everyone knows it's burgundy!

Alberich.

There you go again, w(h)ine,w(h)ine,w(h)ine

Green v. blue, eh? This is all sounding very familiar to a Glasgow boy.

And it's green. And white. In a hooped pattern. Hail hail...

Davie

Actually I thought the Porto strip looked pretty good

nick.lees at btinternet.com

porto would look good in the olympic diving team .
christ over halfway to 50 already
anyway bhoyo if you meet nick perhaps you can insert a green/white stick where the sun don't shine

Did you know that

'Daily Mail' is an anagram for

'Failed life man'

DS