ABE thread 2010

[tommers]

hurhur

go on boys, ratchett it up! get it out, all the anguish and pain, boofuckinhoo
better than hitting women at least...

oh. That's just a bit sad really.

I don't understand the hitting women bit.

 

[ChrisFilter]

hurhur

go on boys, ratchett it up! get it out, all the anguish and pain, boofuckinhoo
better than hitting women at least...

I sense a slight imbalance here

 

[mattie]

oh. That's just a bit sad really.

I don't understand the hitting women bit.

I took it as an admission.

 

[butchersapron]

hurhur

go on boys, ratchett it up! get it out, all the anguish and pain, boofuckinhoo
better than hitting women at least...

It's sad to see the english getting so wound up. It's only a game after all.

 

[ddraig]

oh. That's just a bit sad really.

I don't understand the hitting women bit.

domestic violence goes up (quite a bit) during englun matches

especially when you lose
always someone else's fault

 

[butchersapron]

tsk tsk

Speaking ahead of the official launch of South Wales Police’s annual Tackling Domestic Abuse campaign tomorrow, he told the Echo that while domestic violence happens all year round, the link between major rugby games and attacks is clear.

Last year, South Wales Police recorded 66 incidents of domestic violence between 5pm on Saturday, February 7, to 3am on Sunday, February 8. The following weekend, when Wales played England in Cardiff, the number of offences rose by 79% to 118.

Det Supt Bishop, head of the public protection department, said: “Sadly, research indicates that during major sporting events incidents of domestic abuse increase because people are drinking more.

“South Wales figures in fact reveal that alcohol featured in more than 80% of all arrests made relating to domestic incidents this time last year.

 

[Proper Tidy]

Bloody egg-chasers

 

[butchersapron]

What terrible behaviour by england fans did you see on todays eventful journey craig? Throwing up in a plant pot? Scowling in the shop?

 

[Idaho]

domestic violence goes up (quite a bit) during englun matches

especially when you lose
always someone else's fault

Domestic violence rises around major sporting events around the world and in various sports. There have been studies that have suggested that it rises after victories more than after defeats.

But then why would you want to get a little thing like knowledge get in the way of your witterings.

 

[ddraig]

come on!
250 posts! a whole 25% of yer germany v enluglan thread

 

[Idaho]

come on!
250 posts! a whole 25% of yer germany v enluglan thread

Is that your way of distancing yourself from the nonsense you just posted?

 

[Onket]

Who Posted?
Total Posts: 251
User Name Posts
ddraig 51
TrippyLondoner 23
mattie 21

 

[chieftain]

Speaking ahead of the official launch of South Wales Police’s annual Tackling Domestic Abuse campaign tomorrow, he told the Echo that while domestic violence happens all year round, the link between major rugby games and attacks is clear.

Last year, South Wales Police recorded 66 incidents of domestic violence between 5pm on Saturday, February 7, to 3am on Sunday, February 8. The following weekend, when Wales played England in Cardiff, the number of offences rose by 79% to 118.

Det Supt Bishop, head of the public protection department, said: “Sadly, research indicates that during major sporting events incidents of domestic abuse increase because people are drinking more.

“South Wales figures in fact reveal that alcohol featured in more than 80% of all arrests made relating to domestic incidents this time last year.

Have you meet many birds from the Valleys? Fucking frightening!

 

[Proper Tidy]

Have you meet many birds from the Valleys? Fucking frightening!

Yeah! They deserve to be slapped, innit

 

[mattie]

I thought they'd be the ones doing the slapping.

 

[stupid dogbot]

They've got Craig Bellamy for that, innit.

 

[Proper Tidy]

They've got Craig Bellamy for that, innit.

Touche

 

[chieftain]

I thought they'd be the ones doing the slapping.

That was my point Mattie.

 

[chieftain]

Yeah! They deserve to be slapped, innit

You probably do for missing the very obvious joke

 

[mattie]

That was my point Mattie.

Peas in a pod, you and me.

 

[ddraig]

Hysterical, deluded and thoroughly English


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8768122.stm

England has exited the football World Cup and once again failed to live up to expectations. But why do the English fool themselves, again and again, into believing they can win, and might they actually enjoy it?

and

BLAME A COLONIAL PAST?
Some believe the English feel entitled to win the World Cup - which derives from the entitlement of Empire.
But historian Linda Colley, who specialises on empire and nationalism, says too much is attributed to loss of the colonies.

"Surely the more crucial issues are that we invented soccer, so feel a proprietorial interest in it," says Colley, speaking to the BBC News website. "And secondly soccer is hyped and commercialised more here than in many other countries. The broader issue may well be uncertainty about collective identity."

pretty incisive!

 

[Proper Tidy]

You probably do for missing the very obvious joke

Seems I wasn't alone in missing it. Perhaps it was a really shit joke?

 

[chieftain]

Seems I wasn't alone in missing it. Perhaps it was a really shit joke?

Proper last word merchant.

 

[sleaterkinney]

I love Merkel's grin


and lol at the way Dave drops his jacket on the floor and a flunky picks it up for him.