Comeback to what you pratt.
Can some one let me know when the summer hols is over - this tripe is doing my nut in already! Scholes = excellent player <> Gerrard = excellent player. DM = very often overlooked as quality as they do lot of the grunt work - I can remember liverpool fans questioning what Hamann did for us, yet we looked a lot worse when he wasn't playing!
Comeback to what you pratt.
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name calling clearly reflects that you are a frustrated man after i quite clearly smashed your replies! unlucky son!
Yeah i'm so smashed 'son'
And ssooooo frustrated that i've been smashed by the village idiot.
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.................
And ssooooo frustrated that i've been smashed by the village idiot
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better being a village idiot as opposed to being the village drug addict with statements such as "I expect Liverpool to win the league, the FA cup, the league cup, the UEFA cup"
whoops! oh dear!
Hahahahahahahaaaaa
Thanks you've just made my night you simpleton.
Ask a grown up to explain sarcasm to you.
Hahahahahahahaaaaa
Thanks you've just made my night you simpleton.
Ask a grown up to explain sarcasm to you.
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you have obiously never heard of the phrase "taken out of context" have you! oh dear and to think you thought i was being serious and even resorted to name calling!
Ok - i've never heard of the phrase 'taken out of context' - please can you explain how it applies to this situation?
Ok - i've never heard of the phrase 'taken out of context' - please can you explain how it applies to this situation?
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oh dear!
comment by CutMeAndIBleedRed
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I wouldn't bother mate, he's clearly just a child as can be seen by his underdeveloped grasp of the English language.
'oh dear!'
Come on then brain box - explain what you mean - we are all soooo stupid!
I wouldn't bother mate, he's clearly just a child as can be seen by his underdeveloped grasp of the English language.
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and i am the one who understands what the phrase "taken out of context" means!
'and i am the one who understands what the phrase "taken out of context" means!'
So you've said, yet are still to explain how it fits here, to us dullards
just to add..i always thought it were children who resort to name calling
No it's children who avoid answer a question cos they don't know the answer......
No it's children who avoid answer a question cos they don't know the answer......
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it's you who doesn't know the answer as to what the phrase means. my advice is to look up what the phrase means then read the previous posts again and then think hard. Then you will come up with the answer! simple! right? i will give you a head start! when something is taken out of context it means that the view has been distorted! now when i quoted sir bob paisley as saying "I expect Liverpool to win the league, the FA cup, the league cup, the UEFA cup" i was suggesting that he was being serious. However, if you read the whole article it was obviously it was jest. However, i was implying that he was being serious. understand?
comment by joelie_the_goalie (U14826)
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Whatever you were trying, it was drawn out and garbage.
I crushed the Ferguson debate a few weeks back and nobody had a comeback for it.
Just leave it be kid
'it's you who doesn't know the answer as to what the phrase means.'
Nice try young'un! But i am asking YOU a direct question - why would i know the answer?!! Maybe you should read back what you've just written and see if it makes sense - if it does, my impression of you is correct enjoy your summer hols!
Nice try young'un!
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thank you for suggesting it was a good try
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you get it now?
CutMeAndIBleedRed
I think we may be doing julie_the_goalie an injustice by suggesting that he is an immature kid.
There is every possibility that he is just a reetarrd......
'you get it now?'
I always did get it to be honest, I just wanted to see if you did. I'm happy to report that you don't! Maybe you should look into some extra schooling during your summer hols?
I always did get it to be honest
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which translates to "oh yeah. now i get it!"
'which translates to "oh yeah. now i get it!"'
No it translates to 'I always got it but was interested to hear you explanation' - and i was not disappointed - very entertaining
Do you really think anyone wouldn't understand the term 'out of context'.........oh wait, I forgot that you don't
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posted on 23/7/12
Comeback to what you pratt.
posted on 23/7/12
Can some one let me know when the summer hols is over - this tripe is doing my nut in already! Scholes = excellent player <> Gerrard = excellent player. DM = very often overlooked as quality as they do lot of the grunt work - I can remember liverpool fans questioning what Hamann did for us, yet we looked a lot worse when he wasn't playing!
posted on 23/7/12
Comeback to what you pratt.
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name calling clearly reflects that you are a frustrated man after i quite clearly smashed your replies! unlucky son!
posted on 23/7/12
Yeah i'm so smashed 'son'
And ssooooo frustrated that i've been smashed by the village idiot.
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.................
posted on 23/7/12
And ssooooo frustrated that i've been smashed by the village idiot
=================
better being a village idiot as opposed to being the village drug addict with statements such as "I expect Liverpool to win the league, the FA cup, the league cup, the UEFA cup"
whoops! oh dear!
posted on 23/7/12
Hahahahahahahaaaaa
Thanks you've just made my night you simpleton.
Ask a grown up to explain sarcasm to you.
posted on 24/7/12
Hahahahahahahaaaaa
Thanks you've just made my night you simpleton.
Ask a grown up to explain sarcasm to you.
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you have obiously never heard of the phrase "taken out of context" have you! oh dear and to think you thought i was being serious and even resorted to name calling!
posted on 25/7/12
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posted on 25/7/12
Ok - i've never heard of the phrase 'taken out of context' - please can you explain how it applies to this situation?
posted on 25/7/12
Ok - i've never heard of the phrase 'taken out of context' - please can you explain how it applies to this situation?
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oh dear!
posted on 25/7/12
comment by CutMeAndIBleedRed
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I wouldn't bother mate, he's clearly just a child as can be seen by his underdeveloped grasp of the English language.
posted on 25/7/12
'oh dear!'
Come on then brain box - explain what you mean - we are all soooo stupid!
posted on 25/7/12
I wouldn't bother mate, he's clearly just a child as can be seen by his underdeveloped grasp of the English language.
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and i am the one who understands what the phrase "taken out of context" means!
posted on 25/7/12
'and i am the one who understands what the phrase "taken out of context" means!'
So you've said, yet are still to explain how it fits here, to us dullards
posted on 25/7/12
just to add..i always thought it were children who resort to name calling
posted on 25/7/12
No it's children who avoid answer a question cos they don't know the answer......
posted on 25/7/12
<tumbleweed>
posted on 25/7/12
No it's children who avoid answer a question cos they don't know the answer......
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it's you who doesn't know the answer as to what the phrase means. my advice is to look up what the phrase means then read the previous posts again and then think hard. Then you will come up with the answer! simple! right? i will give you a head start! when something is taken out of context it means that the view has been distorted! now when i quoted sir bob paisley as saying "I expect Liverpool to win the league, the FA cup, the league cup, the UEFA cup" i was suggesting that he was being serious. However, if you read the whole article it was obviously it was jest. However, i was implying that he was being serious. understand?
posted on 25/7/12
comment by joelie_the_goalie (U14826)
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Whatever you were trying, it was drawn out and garbage.
I crushed the Ferguson debate a few weeks back and nobody had a comeback for it.
Just leave it be kid
posted on 25/7/12
'it's you who doesn't know the answer as to what the phrase means.'
Nice try young'un! But i am asking YOU a direct question - why would i know the answer?!! Maybe you should read back what you've just written and see if it makes sense - if it does, my impression of you is correct enjoy your summer hols!
posted on 25/7/12
Nice try young'un!
______________________________
thank you for suggesting it was a good try
^
^
^
you get it now?
posted on 26/7/12
CutMeAndIBleedRed
I think we may be doing julie_the_goalie an injustice by suggesting that he is an immature kid.
There is every possibility that he is just a reetarrd......
posted on 26/7/12
'you get it now?'
I always did get it to be honest, I just wanted to see if you did. I'm happy to report that you don't! Maybe you should look into some extra schooling during your summer hols?
posted on 31/7/12
I always did get it to be honest
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which translates to "oh yeah. now i get it!"
posted on 31/7/12
'which translates to "oh yeah. now i get it!"'
No it translates to 'I always got it but was interested to hear you explanation' - and i was not disappointed - very entertaining
Do you really think anyone wouldn't understand the term 'out of context'.........oh wait, I forgot that you don't
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