Posted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:51 am
Man "My Daddy died in Korea for that flag"
Bill Hicks "What a coincidence, mine was made in Korea"
Man "My Daddy died in Korea for that flag"
Bill Hicks "What a coincidence, mine was made in Korea"
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The great flag burning debate - Knock yourselves out
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Posted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 10:51 am Man "My Daddy died in Korea for that flag"
Bill Hicks "What a coincidence, mine was made in Korea"
Posted: Sun Jun 06, 2010 7:38 amIf we're quoting groups, here's one line I think EVERYONE should heed.
"See that's the trouble with reality, it's taken far too seriously"
http://www.lyricsaction.com/a/an+emotional+fish/celebrate-lyrics.htm
Good song, if you've not heard it give it a try. Heard it one day on Radio 1 back in the day it was worth listening to Radio 1, happened to record that and Magnum's "Rockin' Chair" so I got to hear it a lot more than most of the population. Sadly only charted at no 46, way better song than that and just shows how it is affected by airplay. The other song, also an Irish connection, is "Witness For The World" which only made 67 a year earlier, but is perhaps better known as it featured on a rock n roll years for 1989, fitting in nicely with the Tiananmen Square protests, massacre and the famous tank man. If girlzone or lowlife had done the songs then I guess they'd be number ones, or if someone ever does them on excrement factor or britains got no talent
Download those and don't waste your time getting wound up about flag burning. Irony is most people complain about the way their country is run and treats them, but heaven forbid anyone else should criticise the same country as an outsider. It's an f in flag ffs, then again I suppose some countries/religions get wound up and bay for blood if you call your teddy bear by a certain name despite a lot of people having that name themselves...............................................
"See that's the trouble with reality, it's taken far too seriously"
http://www.lyricsaction.com/a/an+emotional+fish/celebrate-lyrics.htm
Good song, if you've not heard it give it a try. Heard it one day on Radio 1 back in the day it was worth listening to Radio 1, happened to record that and Magnum's "Rockin' Chair" so I got to hear it a lot more than most of the population. Sadly only charted at no 46, way better song than that and just shows how it is affected by airplay. The other song, also an Irish connection, is "Witness For The World" which only made 67 a year earlier, but is perhaps better known as it featured on a rock n roll years for 1989, fitting in nicely with the Tiananmen Square protests, massacre and the famous tank man. If girlzone or lowlife had done the songs then I guess they'd be number ones, or if someone ever does them on excrement factor or britains got no talent
Download those and don't waste your time getting wound up about flag burning. Irony is most people complain about the way their country is run and treats them, but heaven forbid anyone else should criticise the same country as an outsider. It's an f in flag ffs, then again I suppose some countries/religions get wound up and bay for blood if you call your teddy bear by a certain name despite a lot of people having that name themselves...............................................
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 9:50 pmwoof woof ! wrote:
Man "My Daddy died in Korea for that flag"
Bill Hicks "What a coincidence, mine was made in Korea"
if that doesnt make you laugh, you're not normal.
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 10:03 pmCan't believe people still going on about the flag burning - end of day who really gives a f.uck - the main aim is getting rid of the parasites and if burning a flag helps do that then burn them every day as far as I'm concerned
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 10:17 pm Lakes was going on in the b.astrds thread about He has read on American forums that there gonna burn Liverpool shirts at the world cup. I hope they do because after watching this , theyll most prob be burning a soth Korea or a Cinese one
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=fJuNgBkloFE
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:44 pmthey`ll get over it, its not like it doesnt happen a thousand times a day all over the world, infact it happens so often the flag come with a free lighter.
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:45 pmJ*o*n*D*o*e wrote:they`ll get over it, its not like it doesnt happen a thousand times a day all over the world, infact it happens so often the flag come with a free lighter.
Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 11:48 pmmY NEXTDOOR has got a fecking whopper of an England flag hanging from the window right across , its doing my head in flappin , nevermind Yank flags if it carrys on flappin all night im gonnabe useing lighter fuel
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 1:38 amYou're a miserable git at times Nan........
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:07 amI say pull down every flag and burn them all
Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 5:30 pmWould it slightly diffuse this debate if we just burnt Oreos 
probably be easier to put out than a flag ....and you could possibly eat them if not to charred
probably be easier to put out than a flag ....and you could possibly eat them if not to charred Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2010 5:32 pmNANNY RED wrote:mY NEXTDOOR has got a fecking whopper of an England flag hanging from the window right across , its doing my head in flappin , nevermind Yank flags if it carrys on flappin all night im gonnabe useing lighter fuel
you make me laff girl