China warns conflict is inevitable unless U.S. changes course

a reply to: andy06shake

You need your wolves...

British like to slaughter them, castrate them, tame them.

That doesn't fly well in the States.

a reply to: putnam6

does China realize now is the time to make a move on Taiwan?

Taiwan is not the target.

Yet.

TheRedneck

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: iamthevirus

What a beautiful princess.

I hope you treat her nice?

I tell you what... you start one of them petitions on changeOrg and have the British people sign it to force Richard Dawkins to give an open apology to Americans and we'll think about activating a bit sooner when baba yaga come for you.

I mean it's a start to improving our international relations.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Do we?

I don't know anyone that does that.

As to what flies in the States, pictures of wolfs apparently.

Do you google many wolfs being castrated, how do you know?

a reply to: iamthevirus

I must say, I do find your obsession with all things British quite amusing at times.
I think we exist in your head far, far more than you ever will in our's.

You remind me of the cliched in-the-closet gay who refuses to accept his true sexuality, you really are a raving Anglophile with a deep rooted desire to be one of us.

Its ok, it's understandable.

originally posted by: Freeborn
I must say, I do find your obsession with all things British quite amusing at times.

Marmite? Jellied eels? Gentlemen's Relish? What's not to love.

I'll be back for my fix next month.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Is that English 2.0 again or just broken?

Nothing wrong with our international relations iamthevirus.

UK takes the USA seriously enough and counts her as a great ally.

Be nice if you manage to keep people like Trump out the hen house all the same.

As to "baba yaga" coming for us, naw mate we have nukes that work, and submarines on par with your own to launch them from.

Where did Richard Dawkins rub you up they wrong way if i may ask?

I mean is its about religion holding back scientific progress in America thingamabob?

He's not far wrong, and not that far off the mark here in the UK nether, where ethics and religious thinking dictate some scientific studies.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Marmite? Jellied eels? Gentlemen's Relish? What's not to love.

Not our greatest attractions!

I'll be back for my fix next month.

Let me know and I'll try to sort something out.
Maybe get a chance to introduce you to the delights of a Ham & Pease Pudding Stotty or maybe a Parmo.....and of course a bottle of Dog or two!

a reply to: Freeborn

I like Bovril.

And jars of muscles.

Not so sure about the Jellied eels.

a reply to: andy06shake

I like Bovril.
Not too sure about mussels.
I used to like whelks when I was a kid but can't stand the things now.

Jellied eels are truly revolting.

a reply to: Freeborn

Jellied eels are truly revolting.

Tripe takes the prize for yuk.

a reply to: Freeborn

I love whelks.

Used to always get them from a place called the Barras Market.

Big bag and a pin for £1:30 many moons ago.

Mussels as well and clappy-doo's.

I'm not allowed them in the house these days my Mrs says the look like snotters and stink to high heaven.

a reply to: alldaylong

My grandpa used to eat that cooked in milk and the entire house would stink of it for days.

The strange thing is i was in the Butchers today and saw tripe, its horrible-looking stuff sheep's stomach.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: alldaylong

My grandpa used to eat that cooked in milk and the entire house would stink of it for days.

The strange thing is i was in the Butchers today and saw tripe, its horrible-looking stuff sheep's stomach.

The though of it makes you feel ill.

Pigs feet anyone ?

a reply to: Freeborn

Not obsessed, just keenly aware of all things British... Liberal/Progressive British that is.

As if there's anything but.

I think y'all should swing right-wing populist for awhile.

a reply to: andy06shake

Been to The Barras a few times....and seen a few bands at Barrowlands as well.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Not obsessed.....

Of course.😉
🙄

a reply to: Freeborn

I knew the Barras better for computer games as opposed to seafood if I'm honest for the old ZX Spectrum, C-64, and Amiga.

Ah the 80s.

I've been to a right a good few concerts in the Barrowlands also, that place is eternal.

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: iamthevirus

Not obsessed.....

Of course.😉
🙄

alrighty then... I can work with that.

Now head on over to changeOrg!

a reply to: andy06shake

I've been to an awful lot of concerts over the years but one of the most surreal musical moments I've ever experienced was at Barrowlands; watching Cock Sparrer sing 'England Belongs To Me' in front of an audience of Scots in the middle of Glasgow!