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Discussion in 'Free Fire Zone' started by Rlean, Jun 19, 2014.

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Rlean said:

D's 'thingy' is demonstrably SMALL.....
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Your looking through the wrong end of the telescope again...

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Von Poop said:

Are you Christos/Volga Boatman?
You sound like Christos/Volga Boatman?
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Rlean said:

who? My name is Jason Longford. I live with my wife in Darwin. Why do you ask?
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Maybe he asked because you and Christos have a great deal in common, right down to the ....s and the CAPITALS and the spelinge and ‘so’ much more.

It’s almost as if...you were twins separated at birth.

Or, considering Volga Boatman, triplets.

dbf, Jun 20, 2014

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You've only got 80 odd posts on this site, and wouldn't remember a thingy!

Take your breasts over to the Knox website, where you and the more crditable members of the site can argue the issues. I''ve been branded as less than knowledgable by people like yourself, so hop to it, and argue away.

Of course, a troll like yourself will do no such thing. you haven't the guts to do anything on that site, or anywhere else.

Get back under the bridge......foul disgusting creature!

Rlean, Jun 20, 2014

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Hah! See Takao! I was right after all!

D's thingy IS demonstrably small, so small as to be nonexixtent!

I'D say I'm looking through the looking glass, from the correct end. Unlike yourself, who continues to accuse a young woman and nt have the guts to confront her or her supporters on their own website!

Rlean, Jun 20, 2014

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Rlean said:

You've only got 80 odd posts on this site, and wouldn't remember a thingy!

Take your breasts over to the Knox website, where you and the more crditable members of the site can argue the issues. I''ve been branded as less than knowledgable by people like yourself, so hop to it, and argue away.

Of course, a troll like yourself will do no such thing. you haven't the guts to do anything on that site, or anywhere else.

Get back under the bridge......foul disgusting creature!
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D is far from a foul, disgusting creature and far from uninvolved with this enterprise.

I offer this bit of advice: tempering your comments would be welcomed by all, and more pertinent to you, to the moderators.

Best Regards,
Jeff

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Slipdigit, Jun 20, 2014

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OK....

Mutual apology and cyber handshake.

No worries :> One can continue on as human beings do, with no further recriminations.

Rlean, Jun 20, 2014

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Rlean,
That's an interesting username, how'd you choose it?

Volga Boatman said:

When my wife delivered our daughter, not only was it all over in barely two and a half hours, were it not for some placental bleeding, Arlene would have been outta there.
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Arlene?
R-lean?

dbf, Jun 21, 2014

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Slipdigit said:

I offer this bit of advice: tempering your comments would be welcomed by all, and more pertinent to you, to the moderators.
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Model of restraint. I would have worded it more like the memo the Sturmovik plant manager received from Mr Big

"Are you guys ready? Let's roll!" Todd Beamer, Sept 11, 2001

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Volga Boatman said:

One night, I sat up talking WW2 to a friend of mine, Dennis, who told me about a strange story that I hope someone here can enlighten.

I asked Dennis exactly what hhis mother did in WW2, and he told me that she used to work in a "sweet factory".....but....she never brought home any sweets for Dennis to eat, and as a wartime kid, he always felt a little ripped off, what with the rationing and all that.

Dennis then laughed and said, "Sweet factory? My arse! I found out later that this particular factory turned out GLASS VALVES, night and day.

Dennis theorised that there could not have been a demand for glass valves on this scale....except for one possibility....

THE COLOSSUS COMPUTER at Bletchley Park required glass valves, tens of thousands of them. Each one of these valves had to be changed EVERY DAY, because their was no 'back-up' programme, and if even a single one of these valves had failed for some reason, the entire computer would have 'wiped' it's memory, setting back Bletchley Park and the national war effort in a manner that would have been irreversable. The consequences for the Battle of the Atlantic were too frightening to behold, so this factory, he thought, serviced 'Colussus' almost exclusively. To all intents and purposes from the outside, it was described, even in the rationing of wartime Britain, as a 'sweet factory'.

Does anyone know anything at all about this facility, or know any other workers in this factory? Incidently, Dennis father was an engineer for Rolls Royce, working on none other than the Merlin V12. Dennis had in his keep a manual for the Merlin with engineering notes all the way through the margins of this book. It would seem natural that a man working for this type of super important war work would also have a wife doing something for the war effort that required a proven 'closed mouth' attitude.

Any illumination from the more informed elements of this site would be most appreciated.....

Regards

Volga
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Christos said:

I also have an alchohol fueled coversation to speak of....

Several years ago, a friend of mine living in Darwin, Australia, told me about his mother, and the job she used to do during wartime.......

Dennis was a man whose father was an engineer for Rolls Royce, and not just any engineer either.....he had worked on the Rolls Royce 'Merlin' engine, and in his possession he had a Merlin handbook with his fathers extensive notes about the engiunes and it's various quirks and foibles....

But he told us about his mother...."What did she do?" I enquired...

"Well," he said," she used to work in a sweet factory......", and then he paused, and before we could reply, he said out loud...."Sweet factory?...Garbage!"

I innocently asked him what he meant.....
He said, "The factory she worked at wasn't producing 'sweets' at all...it was producing VALVES, ALL OF THE SAME TYPE.......

The crux of what he was saying went over my head....he clarified it
"Look.....there is really only one thing that that factory could have been supplying.....working day and night as they were.....The "COLOSSUS" ...the first 'computer' for code breaking, was run by thousands of valves that had to be changed EVERY 24 hours.....it even one of these valves failed, the entire system would be rendered unuseable, due to its lack of sophisticated memory banks....this factory was especially set up to see that it did not happen under any circumstances....

I still laugh when I think of innocent little Dennis asking his wartime mother what she REALLY did for a job.....and why she could never seem to bring him home any 'sweets' from the factory!
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Christos said:

Hey...I'm an AUSSIE...im in Brisbane...Pom by Birth....Greek father, so i chose the name christos for the sight...
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BELIEF.....the essential problem, and something that should be based on EVIDENCE rather than FAITH. This is the problem with religion of all kinds, relying as it does on FAITH, and not coming up with any evidence to support claims for MIRACLES, nor even for the very existence of "God" itself........we are simply asked to 'rely' on faith...luckey we don't build bridges or other large scale constructions in this day and age on FAITH that these structures will stand freely....we must 'proove' as such before construction can begin.......Yes....I AM an athiest.....If the Supreme Being exists, bring on the proof!.....FAITH is for those that need to cling to something....or for unfortunates trapped in situations out of their hands where they will pay the price for the decisions of others....
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Christos said:

ALL DAY LONG...Aussies can talk about womens boobs until the cows come home....
Football...another coversation topic that is flogged....not worth speaking of at the best of times...

Australia is an amazing mix of intelligence and thickheadedness...all in the same nbatural character of the people...I'm a Pom by birth
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Volga Boatman said:

I take back my earlier comments concerning 'powder-puff' Yanks. Those guys dished out some hard hits, and caused injuries a plenty! Well done to our American friends!

Now, if they could just learn how to score more points, they might be in with a chance.........in about fifty years time....
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Volga Boatman said:

It ALWAYS boils down to "FAITH".....So it's the same as any other religon....BUNKUM.
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Volga Boatman said:

Despite the protests of my wife, I would be happy to be a contributor, and even happier to see it on my avatar, to let people know I'm a serious site user, not just some 'blow in' with an axe to grind, although I am capable of grinding axes at times.
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Volga Boatman said:

People...we are all HUMANS

We all have sexual intercourse, inside and out of marriage.

Just because one group claims not to be involved in 'activities' of this nature, that does not mean it doesn't go on. Where on earth would we all be without this over-riding urge to find the opposite sex attractive?,,,,certainly none of us would be here today.
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Rlean said:

So go on, keep attacking the Greeks, all you Mussolini's.

The Russian Front awaits you in the future.
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Rlean said:

I concur....
when I lived in england in 1973
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Rlean said:

FYI...I'm an Atheist
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Rlean said:

I will bring up my own daughter to be irreligious, liberated, and free from the shackles of social nicety.
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Rlean said:

Thats it!....I've seen enough of england!

Their performance has been so dismal. And from professionals from the best football league in the world? It's a disgrace!

I now propose that funding for these people, provided by the ordinary taxpayer, be WITHDRAWN. These 'professionals' earn more money in a season than most of us will in thirty years, so I'm angry that WE are subsidizing their HUGE paypackets with our more than modets earnings.
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Rlean said:

anyway dbf....How could you NOT like a paper with consistently great pictures of girls tits in it?
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I'll stand on a hillside and observe the consequences.

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Von Poop said:

Are you Christos/Volga Boatman?You sound like Christos/Volga Boatman?
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Or could it be Roscoe?
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Who's Roscoe?

"On the Plains of Hesitation, lies the blackened bones of countless millions who,
at the dawn of victory sat down to rest, and resting died"....
(Adlai Stevenson to Harry Truman on discussing the pros and cons of dropping the big one, or so I'm told)

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Who's Roscoe?
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Someone who is no longer allowed to post here. He had issues.

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He must've got whacked before I came to town.

"On the Plains of Hesitation, lies the blackened bones of countless millions who,
at the dawn of victory sat down to rest, and resting died"....
(Adlai Stevenson to Harry Truman on discussing the pros and cons of dropping the big one, or so I'm told)

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