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When Eagles attack Seagulls
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sydney
tinky ****in winky
sorry mate but you seem to have something jammed up your arse .......oh sorry , it's your head......never mind ....!!! prize cock you are...
This descibes Croydon nicely
In 1276 the archbishop acquired a charter for a weekly market, and this probably marks the foundation of Croydon as an urban centre. Croydon developed into one of the main market towns of northeast Surrey. The market place was laid out on the higher ground to the east of the manor house in the triangle now bounded by High Street, Surrey Street and Crown Hill. By the 16th century the manor house had become a substantial palace used as the main summer home of the archbishops, visited by monarchs and other dignitaries. The original palace was sold in 1781, by then dilapidated and surrounded by slums and stagnant ponds, and a new residence, nearby at Addington, purchased in its place. Many of the buildings of the original Croydon Palace survive, and are in use today as Old Palace School.
The final part sounds like it is describing Selhurst and the surrounding estates.
Must go now, got something much better to do.
In 1276 the archbishop acquired a charter for a weekly market, and this probably marks the foundation of Croydon as an urban centre. Croydon developed into one of the main market towns of northeast Surrey. The market place was laid out on the higher ground to the east of the manor house in the triangle now bounded by High Street, Surrey Street and Crown Hill. By the 16th century the manor house had become a substantial palace used as the main summer home of the archbishops, visited by monarchs and other dignitaries. The original palace was sold in 1781, by then dilapidated and surrounded by slums and stagnant ponds, and a new residence, nearby at Addington, purchased in its place. Many of the buildings of the original Croydon Palace survive, and are in use today as Old Palace School.
The final part sounds like it is describing Selhurst and the surrounding estates.
Must go now, got something much better to do.
You're deluded. You comment on what our atmosphere is like when you haven't even been to see a competitive game here. I've been to your place, and the atmosphere at the Amex is better. And most of the extra fans going this year have previously owned season tickets (like me), but have been less in the last couple of years due to having kids or living away from the area etc. We have been Brighton fans for decades, and only now have a ground big enough to fit us in. You, on the other hand, have a big, unfilled ground - hardly conducive to a great atmosphere.
Yes, it started as a piss take to your daft nickname. Do you not realise how stupid it is just to think of a powerful bird of pray and think how cool that would be as your name? It's all a bit ice hockey. Oo, oo, we could be called the panthas, 'cos a pantha would beat an eagle in a fight.
I can imagine the 15 year olds that came up with your nickname during a game of top trumps.
Crystal Palace is practically America is it? Let's see - Eagle Heights, in Kent, opened in 1996. And that's your justification for coming up with a shit nickname? Joke excuse for a joke club.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
hd eagle lets just ban the fucker , he is utterly boring and probably wearing his sisters undies and his mummies headscarf and lippy.You're deluded. You comment on what our atmosphere is like when you haven't even been to see a competitive game here. I've been to your place, and the atmosphere at the Amex is better. And most of the extra fans going this year have previously owned season tickets (like me), but have been less in the last couple of years due to having kids or living away from the area etc. We have been Brighton fans for decades, and only now have a ground big enough to fit us in. You, on the other hand, have a big, unfilled ground - hardly conducive to a great atmosphere.
Yes, it started as a piss take to your daft nickname. Do you not realise how stupid it is just to think of a powerful bird of pray and think how cool that would be as your name? It's all a bit ice hockey. Oo, oo, we could be called the panthas, 'cos a pantha would beat an eagle in a fight.
I can imagine the 15 year olds that came up with your nickname during a game of top trumps.
AuntAgonist
Plastic fan
- Apr 29, 2011
- 50
Oh do f*** off.
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
- 22,172
That's what it's like at real clubs, not plastic at all, no siree.
bhaexpress
New member
What do you call a Palace fan with a brain ? Retarded.
Have a word with yourself will you, then have a good long think about what a fucknugget you are being mate. Then maybe you can try and behave yourself, we are currently better than you in every department and you really need to get used to it fella. You're like the jealous little brother
Hercules Rockerfeller
New member
I'm pretty sure that's actually an Arctic Tern.
BHAFC_Pandapops
Citation Needed
- Feb 16, 2011
- 2,844
hey blue remember as a kid when you got something and the kid down the road had to get it too but mummy wouldnt get it, so the kid bitches and causes a tantrum. that's what it's like living with palace methinks.
This reminds me about a case back home:
Eagels, that used to live in harmony with seagulls, had suddenly began to pray on their former "friends". By investigation, scientists could confirm that this had to do with the fact that a type of fish, usualy prayed upon by both birds had become scarser.
Seems logical when you think of it!?
But the same investigation also showed that this change in behaviour acctually strengthen the position of the eagels in this environment. The question then becomes: Why didn't the eagels do this in the first place?
This observation of cooporation vs competition between spiecis in nature, weekens the evolutionary teory of Darwin that puts emphasis on the 'competative stuggle' between spiecis as the leading factor in evolution. This favours a lesser known teory called "mutual aid", written by Peter Kropotkin.
From Wikipedia:
'In his book Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution, Kropotkin explored the widespread use of cooperation as a survival mechanism in human societies through their many stages, and animals. He used many real life examples in an attempt to show that the main factor in facilitating evolution is cooperation between individuals in free-associated societies and groups, without central control, authority or compulsion. This was in order to counteract the conception of fierce competition as the core of evolution, that provided a rationalization for the dominant political, economic and social theories of the time; and the prevalent interpretations of Darwinism.'
As a remark, I would just like to quote one of the most hated statements of our time:
"Competition is a sin." -James D. Rockefeller
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Or, where you guys just talking about fotball? ;-)
Eagels, that used to live in harmony with seagulls, had suddenly began to pray on their former "friends". By investigation, scientists could confirm that this had to do with the fact that a type of fish, usualy prayed upon by both birds had become scarser.
Seems logical when you think of it!?
But the same investigation also showed that this change in behaviour acctually strengthen the position of the eagels in this environment. The question then becomes: Why didn't the eagels do this in the first place?
This observation of cooporation vs competition between spiecis in nature, weekens the evolutionary teory of Darwin that puts emphasis on the 'competative stuggle' between spiecis as the leading factor in evolution. This favours a lesser known teory called "mutual aid", written by Peter Kropotkin.
From Wikipedia:
'In his book Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution, Kropotkin explored the widespread use of cooperation as a survival mechanism in human societies through their many stages, and animals. He used many real life examples in an attempt to show that the main factor in facilitating evolution is cooperation between individuals in free-associated societies and groups, without central control, authority or compulsion. This was in order to counteract the conception of fierce competition as the core of evolution, that provided a rationalization for the dominant political, economic and social theories of the time; and the prevalent interpretations of Darwinism.'
As a remark, I would just like to quote one of the most hated statements of our time:
"Competition is a sin." -James D. Rockefeller
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Or, where you guys just talking about fotball? ;-)
Sussex Nomad
Well-known member
I'm sorry I never do this (except now) and it is terribly pedantic of me and there could be circumstances behind it, however this is an epic first post fail!
sydney
tinky ****in winky
Superphil
Dismember
of the poorest orderWhat do you call an Albion fan with a Brain?
"Hello you dyslexic gay-boy. How's your boyfriend Brian?"
With a name like "frodo" maybe that's cos he has some orc-ward problems to deal with.
Have a word with yourself will you, then have a good long think about what a fucknugget you are being mate. Then maybe you can try and behave yourself, we are currently better than you in every department and you really need to get used to it fella. You're like the jealous little brother
He he wot is a fucknugget? Something Colonel Sanders does well selling in BN2?
I see you were being offensive in response to someone else who's been offensive. Neither is appropriate.