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Rinkals wrote:

Big Nipper wrote:I sometimes wonder whether WT takes time to read his posts before sending, then sits back, orders his servant to fix him a drink, and thinks "Well, this is the post that will get the libtards frothing!" before leisurely clicking send

Sadly, he thinks that his understanding of world events is superior to all posters on here (with the possible exception of Oceanbreeze, Sen and Sen's lightweight sidekick) and that it is universally admired.

Unfortunately, it just adds more evidence to support the widely held conviction that all Saffers are right-wing, racist imbeciles.

penguin wrote:

Rinkals wrote:

Big Nipper wrote:I sometimes wonder whether WT takes time to read his posts before sending, then sits back, orders his servant to fix him a drink, and thinks "Well, this is the post that will get the libtards frothing!" before leisurely clicking send

Sadly, he thinks that his understanding of world events is superior to all posters on here (with the possible exception of Oceanbreeze, Sen and Sen's lightweight sidekick) and that it is universally admired.

Unfortunately, it just adds more evidence to support the widely held conviction that all Saffers are right-wing, racist imbeciles.

As Fox news proves - you don't need quantity, as long as you have some who offer a complete lack of quality...and are happy to crank the volume up.

penguin wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:

Big Nipper wrote:I sometimes wonder whether WT takes time to read his posts before sending, then sits back, orders his servant to fix him a drink, and thinks "Well, this is the post that will get the libtards frothing!" before leisurely clicking send

Wonder away, lad, wonder away .. Nothing like pure, unadulterated jealousy and pique to keep my old bones warm, keep the old ticker ticking.

What is it that you think people are jealous of WT?

BokJock wrote:

penguin wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:

Big Nipper wrote:I sometimes wonder whether WT takes time to read his posts before sending, then sits back, orders his servant to fix him a drink, and thinks "Well, this is the post that will get the libtards frothing!" before leisurely clicking send

Wonder away, lad, wonder away .. Nothing like pure, unadulterated jealousy and pique to keep my old bones warm, keep the old ticker ticking.

What is it that you think people are jealous of WT?

I am often jealous of the total self assuredness and lack of self awareness of the terminally thick - the kind of people who blissfully go through life not knowing or caring that they are making a complete fool of themselves - WT (and Donald Trump) exhibit this trait in spades.

BokJock wrote:

penguin wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:

Big Nipper wrote:I sometimes wonder whether WT takes time to read his posts before sending, then sits back, orders his servant to fix him a drink, and thinks "Well, this is the post that will get the libtards frothing!" before leisurely clicking send

Wonder away, lad, wonder away .. Nothing like pure, unadulterated jealousy and pique to keep my old bones warm, keep the old ticker ticking.

What is it that you think people are jealous of WT?

I am often jealous of the total self assuredness and lack of self awareness of the terminally thick - the kind of people who blissfully go through life not knowing or caring that they are making a complete fool of themselves - WT (and Donald Trump) exhibit this trait in spades.

BokJock wrote:

penguin wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:

Big Nipper wrote:I sometimes wonder whether WT takes time to read his posts before sending, then sits back, orders his servant to fix him a drink, and thinks "Well, this is the post that will get the libtards frothing!" before leisurely clicking send

Wonder away, lad, wonder away .. Nothing like pure, unadulterated jealousy and pique to keep my old bones warm, keep the old ticker ticking.

What is it that you think people are jealous of WT?

I am often jealous of the total self assuredness and lack of self awareness of the terminally thick - the kind of people who blissfully go through life not knowing or caring that they are making a complete fool of themselves - WT (and Donald Trump) exhibit this trait in spades.

Rinkals wrote:

BokJock wrote:

penguin wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:

Big Nipper wrote:I sometimes wonder whether WT takes time to read his posts before sending, then sits back, orders his servant to fix him a drink, and thinks "Well, this is the post that will get the libtards frothing!" before leisurely clicking send

Wonder away, lad, wonder away .. Nothing like pure, unadulterated jealousy and pique to keep my old bones warm, keep the old ticker ticking.

What is it that you think people are jealous of WT?

I am often jealous of the total self assuredness and lack of self awareness of the terminally thick - the kind of people who blissfully go through life not knowing or caring that they are making a complete fool of themselves - WT (and Donald Trump) exhibit this trait in spades.

Just to pull you up on a point of order: WT claims to be a practising lawyer.

Further evidence that there is a desperately low bar, in more than one sense of the word.

You and I both know that there are plenty of people here of reasonable intelligence, but that wouldn't be terribly apparent if all you had to go on was the output of WT and his mates on here.

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Trump is/was a winner. But he will eventually be worn down to mundane level, as he continues to dabble with the Deep State and their machinations.
But, sorry to spoil your illusion, I prefer Trump because he is not a career politician, and was selected on his card for the common poor American. As a human being he ... leaves much to be desired. Even so he is better than most of the rest politicians ...

Best thing for him to do would be pull out the troops/military/intelligence lot out of Syria, stop all help to the Syrian terror groups, get next to a table with Putin and Assad, wangle a deal for the Kurds and get to a decent understanding with Russia, Iran and Assad. But that won't happen, they will assassinate him first. Or impeach him on manufactured evidence (God knows, they will try, at least !).

Wilson's Toffee wrote:Trump is/was a winner. But he will eventually be worn down to mundane level, as he continues to dabble with the Deep State and their machinations.
But, sorry to spoil your illusion, I prefer Trump because he is not a career politician, and was selected on his card for the common poor American. As a human being he ... leaves much to be desired. Even so he is better than most of the rest politicians ...

Best thing for him to do would be pull out the troops/military/intelligence lot out of Syria, stop all help to the Syrian terror groups, get next to a table with Putin and Assad, wangle a deal for the Kurds and get to a decent understanding with Russia, Iran and Assad. But that won't happen, they will assassinate him first. Or impeach him on manufactured evidence (God knows, they will try, at least !).

Rinkals wrote:Just to pull you up on a point of order: WT claims to be a practising lawyer.

BokJock wrote:

Rinkals wrote:Just to pull you up on a point of order: WT claims to be a practising lawyer.

Although, Michael Cohen is also a lawyer

I left the profession long long ago to concentrate on farming and other business. Sometimes it is difficult to stay away, but being a full time lawyer requires dedication and commitment I cannot give.

Seneca of the Night wrote:

penguin wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:

Big Nipper wrote:I sometimes wonder whether WT takes time to read his posts before sending, then sits back, orders his servant to fix him a drink, and thinks "Well, this is the post that will get the libtards frothing!" before leisurely clicking send

Wonder away, lad, wonder away .. Nothing like pure, unadulterated jealousy and pique to keep my old bones warm, keep the old ticker ticking.

What is it that you think people are jealous of WT?

It's the servants, the drink, and the frothing libtards for me.

Seneca of the Night wrote: Well I don't want too many frothing libtards.

Seneca of the Night wrote:

penguin wrote:

Seneca of the Night wrote: Well I don't want too many frothing libtards.

And presumably not too frothy...don't want the imaginary froth all over the upholstery. Just have to have a few more drinks and imagine some more servants.

Works for me. Just a little bit of froth on my pint of libtard's best.

President Donald Trump had been become upset, the White House official said, when he was told in error that Lerner was a so-called “Never Trumper” - a term that describes anti-Trump Republicans.

Lerner had backed Republican Senator Marco Rubio during the primary race to pick the party’s candidate ahead of the 2016 presidential election.

Pence phoned Trump and cleared up the tension, the official said. But the short-lived drama became public on Sunday in a report by Axios which said that Trump had initially told his chief of staff John Kelly to ax the appointment and questioned why Pence would have made the pick.

Lerner then offered to withdraw on Sunday night “to minimize the amount of conflict and internal drama,” the White House official said, and Pence decided it was the best option.

Lerner will continue working for Haley, the official said.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...t ... SKBN1HN0CF

Seneca of the Night wrote:
Well I don't want too many frothing libtards.

houtkabouter wrote:A frothing libtard is pretty much anyone covered in the spittle of the screaming, furious right.

Fox News personality Sean Hannity has been named as the third, previously secret client of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney.

Tschussie wrote:

Fox News personality Sean Hannity has been named as the third, previously secret client of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 07806.html

Tschussie wrote:

Fox News personality Sean Hannity has been named as the third, previously secret client of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 07806.html

Tschussie wrote:

Fox News personality Sean Hannity has been named as the third, previously secret client of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 07806.html

Turbogoat wrote:

Tschussie wrote:

Fox News personality Sean Hannity has been named as the third, previously secret client of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 07806.html

Hannity and Trump are Eskimo brothers?

ZappaMan wrote:

Turbogoat wrote:

Tschussie wrote:

Fox News personality Sean Hannity has been named as the third, previously secret client of Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's personal attorney.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 07806.html

Hannity and Trump are Eskimo brothers?

I'm proudly (and quite genuinely) an Eskimo brother of Trump's

Cohen's attorneys had acknowledged publicly that he represented Trump and former Republican National Committee deputy finance chair Elliott Broidy in legal matters, but they had sought to avoid naming a third client. Under pressure from a judge, Cohen's attorney Todd Harrison named Hannity as the client in court on Monday.

“Michael never represented me in any matter. I never retained him,” Hannity insisted. “But I occasionally have had brief discussions with him” on legal matters.

“It never, never involved a matter between me and another third party,” the TV and radio host said.

Tschussie wrote:So either Cohen lied to the court or Hannity is waiving attorney-client privilege?? or most likely I have no idea what is going on.

Tschussie wrote:So either Cohen lied to the court or Hannity is waiving attorney-client privilege?? or most likely I have no idea what is going on.

Rinkals wrote:Well, if he's backtracking on the claim, I'm sure that Nipper can supply us with a link.

[Edit] just had a quick search, it seems as though he claims only to have studied law.[/Edit]
[Edit2] Although, he is keen to point out that he never claimed to be a practising lawyer, it does seem as though he tried to leave that impression:

I left the profession long long ago to concentrate on farming and other business. Sometimes it is difficult to stay away, but being a full time lawyer requires dedication and commitment I cannot give.

http://forum.planetrugby.com/viewtopic. ... r#p4132952
[/Edit]

Bush lawyer may refer to the following:
(Australian and New Zealand usage) person not qualified in law who attempts to expound on legal matters

Taranaki Snapper wrote:

Rinkals wrote:Well, if he's backtracking on the claim, I'm sure that Nipper can supply us with a link.

[Edit] just had a quick search, it seems as though he claims only to have studied law.[/Edit]
[Edit2] Although, he is keen to point out that he never claimed to be a practising lawyer, it does seem as though he tried to leave that impression:

I left the profession long long ago to concentrate on farming and other business. Sometimes it is difficult to stay away, but being a full time lawyer requires dedication and commitment I cannot give.

http://forum.planetrugby.com/viewtopic. ... r#p4132952
[/Edit]

Bush lawyer may refer to the following:
(Australian and New Zealand usage) person not qualified in law who attempts to expound on legal matters

Is there a Saffer equivalent?

Wilson's Toffee wrote:High time The Boss put his foot down. That woman is out of control.

Rinkals wrote:I think there is a tendency to over-examine the reasons for Trump's ascendency to President, and I am of the view that it is hugely driven by the cult of celebrity.

Just as the Kardashians' vapid TV show bestowed a cult of personality on that family, so has the Apprentice given Trump a reputation for wisdom and sound judgement that he clearly doesn't deserve.

Bowens wrote:

Wilson's Toffee wrote:High time The Boss put his foot down. That woman is out of control.

She is Lindsay Graham's gal pal. Gotta go.