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OhthisbloodyPC 06 Nov 16 9.24pm | |
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I'm worried that if Trump is elected as Palace manager, he'll turn the pitch into a golf course. And he may build a wall to keep out the plastic fans. (Dammit, I'm a plastic. Althugh I grew up in Selhurst and watched Palace home and away in the grim days of third division football) On the other hand Clinton, while good at handling the media, might lower the tone by letting her husband Bill perform all kinds of unpleasant acts. And she may drag Palace into a war with Russia. Which I really don't fancy. So which would you vote for as Palace manager. And yes, now you ask, I have had five cans of Kronenbourg. Why not, I'm self employed. If you don't like that up yours! I might be going down the local shop for more in a minute I'd like to know what you think in the meantime
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bigpapi34 La Crosse, Wisconsin 06 Nov 16 9.59pm | |
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Neither, they're both F***WITS.
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OhthisbloodyPC 06 Nov 16 10.09pm | |
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Originally posted by bigpapi34
Neither, they're both F***WITS.
But can I ask you a question? They both must be fairly intelligent to get into the position they are in. America has some top managers. I love Americans, I meet a lot through work, and they are mostly decent and clever. I presume that Clinton and Trump, by raising to the top, must be even more worthy than all those Harvard professors and lawyers and attorney generals. I don't know, you tell me what's happened
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Canterbury Palace Whitstable 06 Nov 16 10.11pm | |
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Trump would struggle to build any walls around our ground, he wouldn't get planning permission from the local residents.
We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold... |
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HeathMan Purley 06 Nov 16 10.25pm | |
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One previous USA election brings to mind the "Revocation of Independence" words that appeared shortly after when they found they were unable to elect a President. For 2016, I cannot stop thinking about The Land of the Free" as so well demonstrated by London Zoo's 29 stone Silverback Gorilla, who got out of his enclosure into keeper area and enjoyed five litres of blackcurrant concentrate - will the next US President have more or less power to make decisions?
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OhthisbloodyPC 06 Nov 16 10.27pm | |
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Originally posted by Canterbury Palace
Trump would struggle to build any walls around our ground, he wouldn't get planning permission from the local residents. True. But I'm worried that Clinton would install Navy Seals in Grange Woods, which has a commanding view over the Palace ground, and Ross Road would offer free parking space for rocket launchers. Pretty soon, the family enclosure would come under heavy artillery fire, as the American Industrial Military complex demanded action on a programme seller in front of the white horse who looked vaguely russian Edited by OhthisbloodyPC (06 Nov 2016 10.28pm)
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OhthisbloodyPC 06 Nov 16 10.33pm | |
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Originally posted by HeathMan
One previous USA election brings to mind the "Revocation of Independence" words that appeared shortly after when they found they were unable to elect a President. For 2016, I cannot stop thinking about The Land of the Free" as so well demonstrated by London Zoo's 29 stone Silverback Gorilla, who got out of his enclosure into keeper area and enjoyed five litres of blackcurrant concentrate - will the next US President have more or less power to make decisions?
I am often in awe of Americans, when I stagger into bars after I've finished my work and go to talk to Johnny Sixpack. They seem to know their constitution quite well and have massive pride in their nation. Half of them have a brilliant sense of humour. Mind you, it's hit and miss a lot of the time and I've come unstuck a few times.
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scarlet Turkey 07 Nov 16 6.38am | |
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Hillary would just fake smile every time you lost and say we have our top men working on it. Donald would nuke the opposing clubs stadium and then build a wall around the club so no foreign players could get in. On the up side we would see a lot more local players at the club!
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The_postman Forest Row 07 Nov 16 12.05pm | |
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I fear for Kayla if Clinton imposed a no fly zone over the stadium
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Michaelawt85 Bexley 07 Nov 16 2.24pm | |
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We have had all the dried up old men of yester year pass through the revolving door of the cpfc managers office. Make way for Hilary . At least it would be something new and different
When I was a young girl my Mother said to me.. You listen here kid you're CPFC |
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Michaelawt85 Bexley 07 Nov 16 2.26pm | |
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Originally posted by Canterbury Palace
Trump would struggle to build any walls around our ground, he wouldn't get planning permission from the local residents. He has deep pockets and money talks.. When it comes to consent its a minor issue to trump
When I was a young girl my Mother said to me.. You listen here kid you're CPFC |
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bubble wrap Carparks in South East London 07 Nov 16 2.47pm | |
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Catering might improve under Hilary. The Corporate boxes would probably get curtains and little flower arrangements placed all over the system. Real downside would be lots of emails would go missing.
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