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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

which Ireland is within the UK

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Which island, or which part of Ireland?

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

Has it ever ran a campaign to introduce something like Sarah's Law?

No

Is it the paper of choice for those who defend paedos?

Yes

Is it the paper of choice for those who are so inept at their jobs paedos go unchecked?

Yes

Are the jobs it advertises the type favoured by paedos

Yes

There you go, case closed it is 'the paedo's paper' and should be burned to the ground and Polly Toynbee taken outside and shot in the head till dead.

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Jesus wept!

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

Which island, or which part of Ireland?

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North or South Ireland (Eire or Ulster yes yes I know all about the counties and all that blah blah)

It costs a lot more to Eire than Ulster as it is outside of the UK - see you learnt something today, no need to thank me.

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Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1

Strange? No. Pointless? Yes.

Cheerio :wave:

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Agreed it is pointless as you haven't a clue have you?

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Originally Posted by Brown, Jon Brow

Jesus wept!

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Yes he did, as did Sharon Shoesmith when she lost her 6 figure salaried job, but least she got a 7 figure pay out afterwards despite being useless at her job.

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

Australia is nearer Turkey and uses sterling

Don't know capital of France

Don't know who proceeded our current Queen

Don't know what shape a 50pence piece is

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Australia is nearer Turkey than where? It's a relative question.

The capital of France is 'F'.

The person who preceded The Queen was most likely one of her parents.

A 50p coin is the shape of a 50p coin.

The correct answer to the question is, as usual, based on the perception of the inquisitor.

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

North or South Ireland (Eire or Ulster yes yes I know all about the counties and all that blah blah)

It costs a lot more to Eire than Ulster as it is outside of the UK - see you learnt something today, no need to thank me.

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Actually all of Ulster is in Éire. Éire is the Irish name for the island of Ireland and, at least constitutionally in Ireland, is the term for the state. The use of Éire to refer to the Irish Free State is not common in English. The 'South' as you term it is in fact the Republic of Ireland. Even then, part of Ulster is in the Republic of Ireland. Only 6 counties of the province of Ulster make up Northern Ireland.

Blah blah blah know all about the counties etc. - so it's ok to display a lack of education regarding something as simple as the above statement, but criticise the youth of today for their apparent ignorance? Is this a case of rose-tinted glasses clouding your view of your level of competence as a late-teenager?

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Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight

North or South Ireland (Eire or Ulster yes yes I know all about the counties and all that blah blah)

It costs a lot more to Eire than Ulster as it is outside of the UK - see you learnt something today, no need to thank me.

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Thank you!

:laugh: Stop it boys, you're killing me :laugh:

I'm sure Mr Midnight is really a radical Left Wing Uber Unionist who's trying to discredit small minded right wing factions and make them look inept.

You don't fool me Bolton you lentil eating, sandal wearing hippie :p