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legaleagle 21 Jun 15 6.57pm
A Wisbech joke (or at least a joke giving an answer to an audience question in Wisbech),since Stirling keeps insisting (taken from BBC Any Questions, May 2015: "In front of 600 people at Wisbech Grammar School, the deputy leader of UKIP, MEP Paul Nuttall, claimed many agricultural jobs now being undertaken by a migrant work force could be done by British workers. “From 1950 to 1997 when we had sensible levels of immigration , the asparagus was still picked then and I am sure it would still be picked now,” he said. His response was treated with bemusement by host Jonathan Dimbleby who told him that “the audience looked at you as if you were talking nonsense when you said that”.
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legaleagle

21 Jun 15 6.57pm

A Wisbech joke (or at least a joke giving an answer to an audience question in Wisbech),since Stirling keeps insisting (taken from BBC Any Questions, May 2015:

"In front of 600 people at Wisbech Grammar School, the deputy leader of UKIP, MEP Paul Nuttall, claimed many agricultural jobs now being undertaken by a migrant work force could be done by British workers.

“From 1950 to 1997 when we had sensible levels of immigration , the asparagus was still picked then and I am sure it would still be picked now,” he said.

His response was treated with bemusement by host Jonathan Dimbleby who told him that “the audience looked at you as if you were talking nonsense when you said that”.

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derben 21 Jun 15 7.04pm
Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.55pm Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 6.43pm Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.38pm Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 4.42pm Quote derben at 21 Jun 2015 4.36pm Don't give up the legal job. It's rather sad really....He genuinely thinks he's making a point. derben and stirling...new bedfellows,sages for the age, and a match made made in heaven(or the "proper" British white part of it anyway Why are you bringing up my skin colour? Thought you were a champion of the old British working class before all that silly focussing on ethnic minorities set in, and a believer of people wanting (perfectly reasonably in your view)to be amongst "their own"? What colour skin largely does the "old "British working class" have in the main? If I'm wrong and have consistently misunderstood you over the past couple of years,please forgive me.My stupidity and please regard my prior post as referring to "the old British working class part of heaven". You really hate white people don't you.
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derben

21 Jun 15 7.04pm

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Quote derben at 21 Jun 2015 4.36pm

Don't give up the legal job.

It's rather sad really....He genuinely thinks he's making a point.

derben and stirling...new bedfellows,sages for the age, and a match made made in heaven(or the "proper" British white part of it anyway

Why are you bringing up my skin colour?

Thought you were a champion of the old British working class before all that silly focussing on ethnic minorities set in, and a believer of people wanting (perfectly reasonably in your view)to be amongst "their own"?

What colour skin largely does the "old "British working class" have in the main?

If I'm wrong and have consistently misunderstood you over the past couple of years,please forgive me.My stupidity and please regard my prior post as referring to "the old British working class part of heaven".

You really hate white people don't you.

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Stirlingsays 21 Jun 15 7.05pm
Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.55pm Thought you were a champion of the old British working class before all that silly focussing on ethnic minorities set in, and a believer of people wanting (perfectly reasonably in your view)to be amongst "their own"? What colour skin largely does the "old "British working class" have in the main? If I'm wrong and have consistently misunderstood you over the past couple of years,please forgive me.My stupidity and please regard my prior post as referring to "the old British working class part of heaven". I've never connected skin colour to my points.....I've said many a time....And yes this can only be connected to stupidity on your part....I've said that I don't care what a person's skin colour is. It's boring to have to repeat this continually. Could you understand that this time around please. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Stirlingsays

21 Jun 15 7.05pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.55pm

What colour skin largely does the "old "British working class" have in the main?

I've never connected skin colour to my points.....I've said many a time....And yes this can only be connected to stupidity on your part....I've said that I don't care what a person's skin colour is.

It's boring to have to repeat this continually. Could you understand that this time around please.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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legaleagle 21 Jun 15 7.07pm
Quote derben at 21 Jun 2015 7.04pm Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.55pm Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 6.43pm Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.38pm Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 4.42pm Quote derben at 21 Jun 2015 4.36pm Don't give up the legal job. It's rather sad really....He genuinely thinks he's making a point. derben and stirling...new bedfellows,sages for the age, and a match made made in heaven(or the "proper" British white part of it anyway Why are you bringing up my skin colour? Thought you were a champion of the old British working class before all that silly focussing on ethnic minorities set in, and a believer of people wanting (perfectly reasonably in your view)to be amongst "their own"? What colour skin largely does the "old "British working class" have in the main? If I'm wrong and have consistently misunderstood you over the past couple of years,please forgive me.My stupidity and please regard my prior post as referring to "the old British working class part of heaven". You really hate white people don't you. Your innate stupidy has surpassed even its prior instances on this occasion.Nighty night
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legaleagle

21 Jun 15 7.07pm

Quote derben at 21 Jun 2015 7.04pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.55pm

Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 6.43pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.38pm

Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 4.42pm

Quote derben at 21 Jun 2015 4.36pm

Don't give up the legal job.

It's rather sad really....He genuinely thinks he's making a point.

derben and stirling...new bedfellows,sages for the age, and a match made made in heaven(or the "proper" British white part of it anyway

Why are you bringing up my skin colour?

What colour skin largely does the "old "British working class" have in the main?

You really hate white people don't you.

Your innate stupidy has surpassed even its prior instances on this occasion.Nighty night

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Stirlingsays 21 Jun 15 7.08pm
Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.57pm A Wisbech joke (or at least a joke giving an answer to an audience question in Wisbech),since Stirling keeps insisting (taken from BBC Any Questions, May 2015: "In front of 600 people at Wisbech Grammar School, the deputy leader of UKIP, MEP Paul Nuttall, claimed many agricultural jobs now being undertaken by a migrant work force could be done by British workers. “From 1950 to 1997 when we had sensible levels of immigration , the asparagus was still picked then and I am sure it would still be picked now,” he said. His response was treated with bemusement by host Jonathan Dimbleby who told him that “the audience looked at you as if you were talking nonsense when you said that”. Not a joke....But I'm curious about what exactly was the nonsensical part? 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Stirlingsays

21 Jun 15 7.08pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.57pm

A Wisbech joke (or at least a joke giving an answer to an audience question in Wisbech),since Stirling keeps insisting (taken from BBC Any Questions, May 2015:

“From 1950 to 1997 when we had sensible levels of immigration , the asparagus was still picked then and I am sure it would still be picked now,” he said.

His response was treated with bemusement by host Jonathan Dimbleby who told him that “the audience looked at you as if you were talking nonsense when you said that”.

Not a joke....But I'm curious about what exactly was the nonsensical part?

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 21 Jun 15 7.10pm
I don't have the proper right wing exdprience for writing this type of joke but... How many racists does it take to lynch a working Lithuanian? None. They are all on ill health benefit. "Everything is air-droppable at least once." "When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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pefwin

Where you have to have an English ... 21 Jun 15 7.10pm

I don't have the proper right wing exdprience for writing this type of joke but...

How many racists does it take to lynch a working Lithuanian?

None. They are all on ill health benefit.

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

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pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 21 Jun 15 7.11pm
Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 7.08pm Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.57pm A Wisbech joke (or at least a joke giving an answer to an audience question in Wisbech),since Stirling keeps insisting (taken from BBC Any Questions, May 2015: "In front of 600 people at Wisbech Grammar School, the deputy leader of UKIP, MEP Paul Nuttall, claimed many agricultural jobs now being undertaken by a migrant work force could be done by British workers. “From 1950 to 1997 when we had sensible levels of immigration , the asparagus was still picked then and I am sure it would still be picked now,” he said. His response was treated with bemusement by host Jonathan Dimbleby who told him that “the audience looked at you as if you were talking nonsense when you said that”. Not a joke....But I'm curious about what exactly was the nonsensical part? Wisbeks are above picking vegetables? "Everything is air-droppable at least once." "When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."
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pefwin

Where you have to have an English ... 21 Jun 15 7.11pm

Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 7.08pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.57pm

A Wisbech joke (or at least a joke giving an answer to an audience question in Wisbech),since Stirling keeps insisting (taken from BBC Any Questions, May 2015:

“From 1950 to 1997 when we had sensible levels of immigration , the asparagus was still picked then and I am sure it would still be picked now,” he said.

His response was treated with bemusement by host Jonathan Dimbleby who told him that “the audience looked at you as if you were talking nonsense when you said that”.

Not a joke....But I'm curious about what exactly was the nonsensical part?

Wisbeks are above picking vegetables?

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

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legaleagle 21 Jun 15 7.12pm
Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 7.05pm Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.55pm Thought you were a champion of the old British working class before all that silly focussing on ethnic minorities set in, and a believer of people wanting (perfectly reasonably in your view)to be amongst "their own"? What colour skin largely does the "old "British working class" have in the main? If I'm wrong and have consistently misunderstood you over the past couple of years,please forgive me.My stupidity and please regard my prior post as referring to "the old British working class part of heaven". I've never connected skin colour to my points.....I've said many a time....And yes this can only be connected to stupidity on your part....I've said that I don't care what a person's skin colour is. It's boring to have to repeat this continually. Could you understand that this time around please. You didn't actually answer my question though Stirling.But,just for the record and as stated by me in the past,I do not consider you to be a racist.A xenophobe averse to migrants of differing ethnicity perhaps but your preferences are based on that and I should have made my joke in your case (given you think jokes are no problem even if a bit off colour and OTT,no?) about an ethnically "pure" part of heaven rather than a "white" part. Edited by legaleagle (21 Jun 2015 7.13pm)
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legaleagle

21 Jun 15 7.12pm

Quote Stirlingsays at 21 Jun 2015 7.05pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 6.55pm

What colour skin largely does the "old "British working class" have in the main?

I've never connected skin colour to my points.....I've said many a time....And yes this can only be connected to stupidity on your part....I've said that I don't care what a person's skin colour is.

It's boring to have to repeat this continually. Could you understand that this time around please.

You didn't actually answer my question though Stirling.But,just for the record and as stated by me in the past,I do not consider you to be a racist.A xenophobe averse to migrants of differing ethnicity perhaps but your preferences are based on that and I should have made my joke in your case (given you think jokes are no problem even if a bit off colour and OTT,no?) about an ethnically "pure" part of heaven rather than a "white" part.

Edited by legaleagle (21 Jun 2015 7.13pm)

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derben 21 Jun 15 7.15pm
If leagl is allowed to drink, I think he must have had a long lunch today.
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derben

21 Jun 15 7.15pm

If leagl is allowed to drink, I think he must have had a long lunch today.

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legaleagle 21 Jun 15 7.19pm
Only wish I had,might have made your "jokes" better..still shortly to be taken out for father's day meal,so there's hope yet!
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legaleagle

21 Jun 15 7.19pm

Only wish I had,might have made your "jokes" better..still shortly to be taken out for father's day meal,so there's hope yet!

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derben 21 Jun 15 7.21pm
Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 7.19pm Only wish I had,might have made your "jokes" better..still shortly to be taken out for father's day meal,so there's hope yet! Wow, a father! I thought you would have made a life choice to be gay judging from your posts. Mind you, I guess you could be Elton John in disguise. Edited by derben (21 Jun 2015 7.21pm)
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derben

21 Jun 15 7.21pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 7.19pm

Only wish I had,might have made your "jokes" better..still shortly to be taken out for father's day meal,so there's hope yet!

Wow, a father! I thought you would have made a life choice to be gay judging from your posts. Mind you, I guess you could be Elton John in disguise.

Edited by derben (21 Jun 2015 7.21pm)

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 21 Jun 15 7.21pm
Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 7.19pm Only wish I had,might have made your "jokes" better..still shortly to be taken out for father's day meal,so there's hope yet! Enjoy your meal Legal "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Tom-the-eagle

Croydon 21 Jun 15 7.21pm

Quote legaleagle at 21 Jun 2015 7.19pm

Only wish I had,might have made your "jokes" better..still shortly to be taken out for father's day meal,so there's hope yet!

Enjoy your meal Legal

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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