OT the blonde and the two blacks

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Ah. Another root vegetable has spouted.

[spud]

Oh hello Plowman. You still oozing out from under your rock occasionally are you? Thats nice.

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Ah. Another keyboard warrior hiding from the world. Place is full of them.

[spud]

There's even more cretins like you who are perfectly happy for your personal opinions to be slurped up and cross referenced in the future to potentially be used against you. Still, to paraphrase, there's a Plowman born every minute.

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Easy way round that. Don't post things you are ashamed of. Which I take it by that comment, you are.

Like I said, a keyboard warrior.

[harry]

I see the police have "ruled out radicalisation". So these Muslims can go apeshit without outside encouragement?

I feel a lot better knowing this.

[Ken]

Should that not be sprouted?

[dennis]

We don't. He was suffering from mental health problems much like you appear to. We can't be sure you won't go apeshit for no good reason.

[Cursitor Doom]

Potatoes aren't root vegetables anyway. Not that Plowperson would know, given his periodic conspicuous public displays of ignorance.

[Cursitor Doom]

Better still abolish it outright. It's an anachronism that could never survive in the real world of today without having the privilege of being able to extort money from the hapless public who are forced on pain of imprisonment to fund their ghastly old rubbish whether they watch any of it or not.

[T i m]

Wouldn't you need two (or more) guns to be able to do that? ;-)

Anyway, I think you 'fire' (or discharged) a gun but you can have a 'sharp shooter' (and that's not an East End term for a pointed gun or a snappily dressed gunman). ;-)

Cheers, T i m

[Max Demian]

You'll be saying that a tomato is a fruit not a vegetable next. There is a difference between culinary and botanical uses of words.

[Capitol]

According to his neighbours, he was associated with a local gang of Somalis and hung out with them. No sign of mental illness.

[Dave Plowman (News)]

And Mr Doom is simply to thick to get what I was alluding to.

[Cursitor Doom]

Obsession with his apprentice(s) - and their competence (or lack thereof) more like.

[Bill Wright]

Two obsessions: sex and apprentices. Starts to sound a bit dodgy...

bill

[Dave Plowman (News)]

I very much doubt many do these days. There's no reason for any religion not to develop as understanding increases. What was a reasonable 'assumption' thousands of years ago can be modified in current thinking.

But that wouldn't suit perhaps the majority of religions which have little to do with a 'God' - but very much to do with controlling one human by another.

[Tim Streater]

This is correct, unfortunately.

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Mo Farah is hardly off the screen.

[whisky-dave]

I'd say just as far if not further.