- Jul 10, 2003
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Nah …its GB’s way of welcoming you to the the forum
He welcomed him very nicely the first half dozen times
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[News] Notting Hill Carnival
- Thread starter crodonilson
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He welcomed him very nicely the first half dozen times
LamieRobertson
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Ah …so hes balancing it up now thenHe welcomed him very nicely the first half dozen times
- Oct 20, 2022
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So was I but you quoted that one sentence about my very early childhood experience which I shared on NSC and which you chose to make an oddly snarky dig about whilst editing out the other references to my time spent staying in Hampstead whilst working in London as an adult in much more recent times. (Up until around 2010 until the London house was sold)I did work out for myself you were taking about many, many years ago.
I also worked out the other people taking about Hampstead were talking about more recent times.
Anyway.
I disagree with some of the characterisations that have been made about Hampstead ( and London in general) based on my personal experiences as an adult.
Where we choose to live and what we love or loathe about where we live can be highly subjective as this thread shows.
Bowing out of this unpleasant thread now which has stunk of racist undertones frankly, the politics of envy and judgmental attitudes and the usual trolling binfest that people seem more interested in engaging in than discussing the actual issues.
Enjoy the match
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Right Brain Ronnie
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Thanks for your reply, I totally agree it must have been a terrible time for those involved, I hope they pull through okay and those guilty like you say are dealt with in a severe way, quickly.
Right Brain Ronnie
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What a pleasant human being.Nah …its GB’s way of welcoming you to the the forum
maltaseagull
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37 seconds is impressive.
Perhaps you could give some tips as my searches find sweet F.A.
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Really couldn't be any simpler:-37 seconds is impressive.
Perhaps you could give some tips as my searches find sweet F.A.
crodonilson
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Millions loved the Notting Hill carnival but there was too much crime. As an ex-cop, I could make it better | Leroy Logan
There are new calls to ban the event, but with fresh thinking and official recognition of its true value, we can silence the critics, says former Met superintendent Leroy Logan
www.theguardian.com
A great piece about the institutional racism that surrounds the joyous occasion that should be a national source of pride.
- Jul 10, 2003
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It's a bit like Ronnie's two months since appearing on here posting 50 times a week has coincided with @Is it PotG? reducing their regular posts by 50 posts a week over the last two months. Obviously it's just coincidence, but it's all there on the Internet so it doesn't disappear
Just like the other coincidences http://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/threads/the-labour-government.408704/page-21#post-11210080
and three days after that coincidence was pointed out, he was back
Coincidences
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I only edited out the other bits because I wanted to reply about the donkeys, it wasn’t that serious
I edit out a lot of things that I think are irrelevant, your posts are long enough without me quoting the whole thing
The mum who was stabbed, has now passed away.
Another pointless life lost.
Throw away the keys for any vermin convicted for this.
Another pointless life lost.
Throw away the keys for any vermin convicted for this.
And sadly she is not the only one
Man and woman die after separate Notting Hill carnival incidents
Cher Maximen was with three-year-old daughter when stabbed and chef Mussie Imnetu had head injuries
www.theguardian.com