Love the BBC SWFC homepage right now

[owlandished]

4 minutes ago, djorkaeff said:

Ok Nick. You're still popular. 

 

About as popular as a threesome with Neil Warnock and Owen Morrison.... 

 

Colin's never complained

Edited December 29, 2016 by owlandished

[theowlsman]

1 minute ago, owlandished said:

 

Colin's never complained

 

And there's one of them

[djorkaeff]

Just now, owlandished said:

 

Colin's wife never complained

 

Got Owen a contract too. 

 

Dark days. Now we have Sam Hutchinson and they can't hold onto an average right back with a bad beard. 

[dawkeye]

This thread took an unexpected turn

[Lincs Owl]

Yes, piddle off Djorkaeff.  Your childish comments are annoying. I'd tell you to stick to posting about football, but I suspect you'd come out with more inane drivel. Get yerself a transfer to Bladesmad and annoy them. 

[Roscoe P. Coltrane]

This thread is bonkers

[Mr. Tom]

10 hours ago, djorkaeff said:

Anti British, Politically Correct, Elitest Liberals collects regressive tax on poor people to pay themselves lots to tell the poor people what they should think. 

 

"Anti-British": still mad about Nadiya winning last year's Bake Off?

 

"Politically correct": ugh yeah, it's rubbish all this 'being fair to people' isn't it

 

"Tell the poor people what they should think": Stick to 3/4/5 fella, they actively discourage any thinking whatsoever regardless of income

 

Good grief

[SiJ]

Imagine being djorkaeff. 

 

What a terrifying thought. 

[Sham67]

2 minutes ago, Mr. Tom said:

 

"Anti-British": still mad about Nadiya winning last year's Bake Off?

 

"Politically correct": ugh yeah, it's rubbish all this 'being fair to people' isn't it

 

"Tell the poor people what they should think": Stick to 3/4/5 fella, they actively discourage any thinking whatsoever regardless of income

 

Good grief

 

I'm sure Nadiya is British.

[Mr. Tom]

27 minutes ago, Sham67 said:

 

I'm sure Nadiya is British.

 

Exactly! But not to some.

[cardiffowl06]

https://www.indy100.com/article/nadiya-won-the-great-british-bake-off-and-daily-mail-readers-arent-having-any-of-it--W1e_oVmLve

[Cosmo]

Poor bloke only shared something he saw and liked! Mental.

[owlandished]

11 minutes ago, Cosmo said:

Poor bloke only shared something he saw and liked! Mental.

 

It's OK. I got over it now

 

Lucky I don't bookmark the Guardian on my browser

[adifferentgame]

14 hours ago, StudentOwl said:

I mean, I'll all say about the BBC is that all I ever hear from my lefty friends that are suspicious of the media is that it's very right bias, and from my righty friends that are suspicious of the media is that it's very left bias.

If both sides think it's bias against them, it's probably doing a half decent job of sticking reasonably in the middle ground... 

That's possibly down to the fact that the left is more left than the right is right.

 

To a moderate, the BBC has a definite left-leaning bias, but they do put more effort in than most when it comes to not being too heavily biased.

[Inspector Lestrade]

1 minute ago, adifferentgame said:

That's possibly down to the fact that the left is more left than the right is right.

 

To a moderate, the BBC has a definite left-leaning bias, but they do put more effort in than most when it comes to not being too heavily biased.

 

That's possibly down to the fact that the right is more right than the left is left.

 

To a moderate, the BBC has a definite right-leaning bias, but they do put more effort in than most when it comes to not being too heavily biased.

[adifferentgame]

1 minute ago, Holmes said:

 

That's possibly down to the fact that the right is more right than the left is left.

 

To a moderate, the BBC has a definite right-leaning bias, but they do put more effort in than most when it comes to not being too heavily biased.

 

Cute, but not an accurate reflection of UK politics. The "extreme right" is heavily marginalised (rightly so) whereas the "extreme left" is rather popular.

[Freshfish]

...I would love to see the evidence for the 'extreme left' being rather popular

[Inspector Lestrade]

2 minutes ago, adifferentgame said:

 

Cute, but not an accurate reflection of UK politics. The "extreme right" is heavily marginalised (rightly so) whereas the "extreme left" is rather popular.

 

I would argue that the extreme right is gaining far more than the extreme left and is becoming more  and more acceptable. But a discussion for another thread.  

[djorkaeff]

37 minutes ago, Freshfish said:

...I would love to see the evidence for the 'extreme left' being rather popular

"momentum" the labour infiltrating group are extreme left. You can find them easily - usually shouting racist, hater or biggot at anyone not in their echo chamber. 

 

Not it accepting citizenship and countries is extreme left. Liberals on steroids is as dangerous as anything on the right. The left don't see it and think they're better. 

 

That said tradition left/right doesn't hold. Take out nationalism (which doesn't mean right at all) and UKIP are more left than labour. Just not more liberal. 

 

Have you seen the BBC's apprentice or bakeoff selection policy? It's entirely based on tokenism and not ability. That's extreme. I'm moderate and take each person on just ability. 

 

[Inspector Lestrade]

4 minutes ago, djorkaeff said:

"momentum" the labour infiltrating group are extreme left. You can find them easily - usually shouting racist, hater or biggot at anyone not in their echo chamber. 

 

Not it accepting citizenship and countries is extreme left. Liberals on steroids is as dangerous as anything on the right. The left don't see it and think they're better. 

 

That said tradition left/right doesn't hold. Take out nationalism (which doesn't mean right at all) and UKIP are more left than labour. Just not more liberal. 

 

Have you seen the BBC's apprentice or bakeoff selection policy? It's entirely based on tokenism and not ability. That's extreme. I'm moderate and take each person on just ability. 

 

 

S**t he's back