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Author Topic: Protests and abuse  (Read 6948 times)

Offline E I Adio

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Re: Protests and abuse
« Reply #15 on: June 19, 2011, 11:58:21 PM »
George Tynedale in talking bollocks shocker
He gets paid to write that?


What a pathetic little paper.

The Mercury is never on my shopping list, but many posters on this site warned that articles such as this would appear as a result of the "protest", so it's somewhat ironic that the people who advocated protesting are now complaining that the press have done exactly as predicted.

I guess it's one of life's little ironies.

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Re: Protests and abuse
« Reply #16 on: June 20, 2011, 12:20:07 AM »
George Tynedale in talking bollocks shocker
He gets paid to write that?


What a pathetic little paper.

The Mercury is never on my shopping list, but many posters on this site warned that articles such as this would appear as a result of the "protest", so it's somewhat ironic that the people who advocated protesting are now complaining that the press have done exactly as predicted.

I guess it's one of life's little ironies.

Interesting.

 


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