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Thatcher in hospital

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    #62
    Dudess
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    I'm not in the least bit offended by the pre-emptive grave-dancing, or urging posters to be sensitive - I think the woman's a cunt. But the former just seems really childish and undignified is all.


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    #63
    amacachi
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    Dudess wrote: »
    I'm not in the least bit offended by the pre-emptive grave-dancing, or urging posters to be sensitive - I think the woman's a cunt. But the former just seems really childish and undignified is all.

    Also have we not been here before about a year ago? Could've sworn she went into hospital for something and there was a merry jig talked up here.

    EDIT: http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055598583&highlight=thatcher


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    #64
    FreudianSlippers
    Registered Users Posts: 20,397 ✭✭✭✭FreudianSlippers


    amacachi wrote: »
    What did he do to deserve to go to hell? Or is Thatcher going to heaven?
    All dogs go to heaven apparently


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    #65
    amacachi
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    OisinT wrote: »
    All dogs go to heaven apparently

    Touché salesman.


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    #66
    Chris P. Bacon
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    http://www.isthatcherdeadyet.co.uk/


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    #67
    fergalr
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    My god this thread is pathetic.


    What sort of messed up people wish suffering on an old woman?
    She has done a lot of bad things. But she is unlikely to do many more.


    She was often accused of lacking compassion. Sadly, it seems people here have a lot in common with that which they are damning.


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    #68
    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    fergalr wrote: »
    My god this thread is pathetic.


    What sort of messed up people wish suffering on an old woman?
    She has done a lot of bad things. But she is unlikely to do many more.


    She was often accused of lacking compassion. Sadly, it seems people here have a lot in common with that which they are damning.

    Fuck 'er!.


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    #69
    FreudianSlippers
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    fergalr wrote: »
    My god this thread is pathetic.


    What sort of messed up people wish suffering on an old woman?
    She has done a lot of bad things. But she is unlikely to do many more.


    She was often accused of lacking compassion. Sadly, it seems people here have a lot in common with that which they are damning.
    I'm not an old lady.


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    #70
    Zebra3
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    Funeral wear available.

    http://www.sinnfeinbookshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=304


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    #71
    Pace2008
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    Zebra3 wrote: »
    Funeral wear available.

    http://www.sinnfeinbookshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=304
    Sinn Féin showing their usual class.

    Must see if I can find one of those delightful "Keep Ireland Beautiful: Dump your rubbish in Britain" stickers I saw on the back the the local scumhouds' car.


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    #72
    admiralofthefleet
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    i hope the oul pox rots


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    #73
    super_furry
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    Friday afternoon, 4:48pm. Would be a nice way to ease into a Bank Holiday weekend.


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    #74
    FreudianSlippers
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    super_furry wrote: »
    Friday afternoon, 4:48pm. Would be a nice way to ease into a Bank Holiday weekend.
    I'll be drinking in the pit by then :D


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    #75
    admiralofthefleet
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    OisinT wrote: »
    I'll be drinking in the pit by then :D

    i havent enjoyed a good session in ages. looks like ill have a sore head some morning soon


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    #76
    Chris P. Bacon
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    i havent enjoyed a good session in ages. looks like ill have a sore head some morning soon

    I'm drinking a 2 litre bottle of linden village now in preparation,may she die screaming for a priest.


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    #77
    D-Generate
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    I am gonna come right out and say it.....

    I like Thatcher's economic policies and principles.

    She may have been a bit of a cúnt with the North but for her pursuit of free markets and economic libertarianism I give her a round of applause.


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    #78
    FreudianSlippers
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    D-Generate wrote: »
    I am gonna come right out and say it.....

    I like Thatcher's economic policies and principles.

    She may have been a bit of a cúnt with the North but for her pursuit of free markets and economic libertarianism I give her a round of applause.
    Socially I hate her, but economically she was pretty good.


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    #79
    Chris P. Bacon
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    D-Generate wrote: »
    I am gonna come right out and say it.....

    I liked Thatcher's economic policies and principles.

    She was a cúnt with the North but for her pursuit of free markets and economic libertarianism I'm going to give her a roundhouse kick.

    Corrected your post for you.


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    #80
    artanevilla
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    D-Generate wrote: »
    I am gonna come right out and say it.....

    I like Thatcher's economic policies and principles.

    She may have been a bit of a cúnt with the North but for her pursuit of free markets and economic libertarianism I give her a round of applause.

    "a bit of a cúnt" in the same way that the Irish Economy is a small bit sick.


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    #81
    admiralofthefleet
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    OisinT wrote: »
    Socially I hate her, but economically she was pretty good.

    tell that to the the thousands of coal miners


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    #82
    Dudess
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    D-Generate wrote: »
    I am gonna come right out and say it.....

    I like Thatcher's economic policies and principles.

    She may have been a bit of a cúnt with the North but for her pursuit of free markets and economic libertarianism I give her a round of applause.
    :eek: Thought Brummytom had done a major u-turn!

    Her style was far too brutal - privatisation of pretty much everything is going to cause a lot of have-nots. And yeah, the heart was ripped out of a lot of mining towns, which are still suffering today...


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    #83
    ascanbe
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    Latchy wrote: »
    I remember her 'there is no such thing as society ' quote . Fook me she wasn't meaning it to be interpreted this way ( I dont think ) :pac: but if ever a quote suited these times it would be that one

    She meant it as she said; a preposterous thing for the head of a government to say.
    That's why she seems to be one of the few 'heads of state' admired by self-styled libertarians; themselves seemingly oblivious to the unworkable contradicition at its heart.
    If she does die soon, you can expect a lionisation of her by the usual suspects in the Irish media; who will attempt to use the gleeful sentiments expressed by a few as a way to demonise all those who oppose the political/economic philosophy she espoused and by extension lend weight to its merits.


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    #84
    super_furry
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    D-Generate wrote: »
    I am gonna come right out and say it.....

    I like Thatcher's economic policies and principles.

    She may have been a bit of a cúnt with the North but for her pursuit of free markets and economic libertarianism I give her a round of applause.

    Yes, I'm aware I'm Godwinning it, but Hitler got the trains to run on time.


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    #85
    knird evol
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    might be a good time for lightning / wildcat strike by The Health Sector Unions


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    #86
    Latchy
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    ascanbe wrote: »
    She meant it as she said; a preposterous thing for the head of a government to say.That's why she seems to be one of the few 'heads of state' admired by self-styled libertarians; themselves seemingly oblivious to the unworkable contradicition at its heart.
    If she does die soon, you can expect a lionisation of her by the usual suspects in the Irish media; who will attempt to use the gleeful sentiments expressed by a few as a way to demonise all those who oppose the political/economic philosophy she espoused and by extension lend weight to its merits.
    Indeed it was .

    I remember shortly after when she had left office ,spitting image had a field day with her puppet character and one scene in particular has her wearing a tatty old cardigan ,rocking back and forth in a chair with a bottle of whiskey in one hand and mumbling to the home nurse ie,

    '' I use to be famous you know '' ? on which the nurse replys

    '' there there dear ,you'll be fine ,just fine

    only spitting mage at the time could get away with it :D


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    #87
    Zebra3
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    super_furry wrote: »
    Yes, I'm aware I'm Godwinning it, but Hitler got the trains to run on time.

    That was Mussolini.

    Hitler simply got the trains full of passengers.


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    #88
    strobe
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    Dudess wrote: »
    I absolutely detest the woman - most of all for her friendship with that monster Pinochet - but this celebration when she dies lark... bit 14-year-old isn't it? There's gonna be major canonisation of her when she dies anyway, so it won't be that great for those who plan to celebrate. And, what's so brilliant about her dying? The world will remain as it was - it won't change what she did.

    It's heartwarming whenever her ilk leave this world. There is only so much oxygen to go around. There is really no need to be wasting it on people that should have been assassinated 40 years ago.


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    #89
    KeithAFC
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    I like her for the simple fact she stood up to the IRA.


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    #90
    maxxie
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    hope she dies screaming!! :)


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    #91
    brummytom
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    KeithAFC wrote: »
    I like her for the simple fact she stood up to the IRA.
    I regret the fact they didn't kill her when they had the chance


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