The fact you seem to know of him seems a bit odd to me, if you really are a newbie.Ron Owen wrote:I'm certainly nothing to do with that waste of space.
Thank you very much.
Or are you about to tell us you are a long term lurker ?
Hi, I'm new...
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Square Eyes
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Or are you about to tell us you are a long term lurker ?
If he is, then that isn't strange at all, as I myself was too.Square Eyes wrote:The fact you seem to know of him seems a bit odd to me, if you really are a newbie.Ron Owen wrote:I'm certainly nothing to do with that waste of space.
Thank you very much.
Or are you about to tell us you are a long term lurker ?
Also, I think it would be too clever for James Martin to invent this other person, including obtaining a picture of somebody, for the benefit of us. After all, he did say he 'never wanted to come back'.
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Anonymous
As mentioned in my original post - I've read TVF for some time. Not joined neither until now - and don't intend to join TVF.Square Eyes wrote:The fact you seem to know of him seems a bit odd to me, if you really are a newbie.Ron Owen wrote:I'm certainly nothing to do with that waste of space.
Thank you very much.
Or are you about to tell us you are a long term lurker ?
As we all know, plenty's been said about him over there.
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jrothwell97
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NB to Mr Owen: don't crack any edgy (as in racist or homophobic) jokes otherwise you'll be branded as James Martin's sockpuppet. I'd also avoid reading the Daily Mail.
Nick Harvey wrote: If I was one of those people who regularly changed my signature™, I think I'd use that quote in it for a while.
Too late for that...
Ron Owen wrote:A slightly dodgy one with a nod to the late great Mr Manning...
A man walks into a shoe store looking for a nice pair of shoes.
An assistant asks if he can help, so the man tells the assistant he's looking for a really nice pair of shoes, a pair like nobody else would have.
The assistant leads the man to the back room, opens a draw and pulls out a pair of shoes.
She says, "These are the most unique shoes, made from human skin! They're £10,000".
The man looks at them and says they're a bit pricey.
The assistant replies, "We also have them in black for £2.99."
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Anonymous
Well I didn't expect to be associated as being James Martin!Jovis wrote:Too late for that...
Ron Owen wrote:A slightly dodgy one with a nod to the late great Mr Manning...
A man walks into a shoe store looking for a nice pair of shoes.
An assistant asks if he can help, so the man tells the assistant he's looking for a really nice pair of shoes, a pair like nobody else would have.
The assistant leads the man to the back room, opens a draw and pulls out a pair of shoes.
She says, "These are the most unique shoes, made from human skin! They're £10,000".
The man looks at them and says they're a bit pricey.
The assistant replies, "We also have them in black for £2.99."
Look, I've read the guy's posts on TVF and I don't like the little shit any more than you lot do.
Just wanted to be very clear about that.
Best,
Ron.
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Nick Harvey
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Which branch of the BNP was it that James Martin was a member of?Ron Owen, in another thread, wrote:No Euros please, we're British.
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B.E. El-Zebub
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So, so, obviously James Martin. He never learns.
Mae fy hofrenfad yn llawn o lyswennod