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[albitz]

Exactly Mike,they are by definition a cross section of the population,so when bad apples are found they should be slung out of the barrel,better for the police and better for the public.
Shouldnt be getting on my high horse at this time of night.

[Vamps]

Exactly Mike,they are by definition a cross section of the population,so when bad apples are found they should be slung out of the barrel,better for the police and better for the public.
Shouldnt be getting on my high horse at this time of night.

[/highlight]

I was going to keep out of this one, been watching it though.

I should have added to my post that the officer involved should be appropriately dealt with.

[greenster918]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

[stuart30]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

There just a bunch of pussys hiding behind there job......makes me sick the way they think there above the law.

Met enough too know 90% are tossers.

Personaly id like too see the oficer in question being spit roasted in a nice prison......

[Turk]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

If you are going to quote from a post, please do try to quote accurately, without omitting key words. In this case the key word was "Protest", although not the case with Ian Tomlinson, he was just trying to get home, but I can appreciate why including the word "protest" would nulify your statement.
I trust you understand the importance of accurate (non-selective) quotation        
  
As for wanting Ian Tomlinson to "move on", what better way than to bring him to the ground with a batton blow behind the knees, and when that fails (Oh, the shame..in front of his fellow officers too), a good hard shove always does the trick.  

The un-masked officers all around ? Well, they're safe enough. I mean, anyone throwing a molotov cocktail is only going to target suitably dressed thugs officers.

As for "slagging off the profession as a whole" :-? No...just one officer of the TSG (or CO20).
Anyone remember the SPG, phased out in 1987 ?  It appears that due to a few "bad apples" it's just the name that has changed.  

[greenster918]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

There just a bunch of pussys hiding behind there job......makes me sick the way they think there above the law.

Met enough too know 90% are tossers.

Personaly id like too see the oficer in question being spit roasted in a nice prison......

shut up you small minded idiot...we are talking about one officers actions but yet again it turns into a free for all against the police in general.

i wonder how you've met so many police to draw such a conclusion...

[greenster918]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

If you are going to quote from a post, please do try to quote accurately, without omitting key words. In this case the key word was "Protest", although not the case with Ian Tomlinson, he was just trying to get home, but I can appreciate why including the word "protest" would nulify your statement.
I trust you understand the importance of accurate (non-selective) quotation        
  
As for wanting Ian Tomlinson to "move on", what better way than to bring him to the ground with a batton blow behind the knees, and when that fails (Oh, the shame..in front of his fellow officers too), a good hard shove always does the trick.  

The un-masked officers all around ? Well, they're safe enough. I mean, anyone throwing a molotov cocktail is only going to target suitably dressed thugs officers.

As for "slagging off the profession as a whole" :-? No...just one officer of the TSG (or CO20).
Anyone remember the SPG, phased out in 1987 ?  It appears that due to a few "bad apples" it's just the name that has changed.  

yet again you are missing the point TURK...i have not and do not defend or agree with the officers actions...only standing up to the prejudice shown by the likes of you and stuart whatever his name is.

I'm sure we can trade insults all day long but i didn't think this was the place for it.

feel free to PM me if you want.

[hotel21]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

There just a bunch of pussys hiding behind there job......makes me sick the way they think there above the law.

Met enough too know 90% are tossers.

Personaly id like too see the oficer in question being spit roasted in a nice prison......

shut up you small minded idiot...we are talking about one officers actions but yet again it turns into a free for all against the police in general.

i wonder how you've met so many police to draw such a conclusion...

Been busy with other things but agree wholeheartedly.

Been pondering that point also.....

 

[stuart30]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

There just a bunch of pussys hiding behind there job......makes me sick the way they think there above the law.

Met enough too know 90% are tossers.

Personaly id like too see the oficer in question being spit roasted in a nice prison......

shut up you small minded idiot...we are talking about one officers actions but yet again it turns into a free for all against the police in general.

i wonder how you've met so many police to draw such a conclusion...

Well lets think about that....hmmm well everysingle copper thats arrested me for a start...

On a more serious note ive met plenty and like i said before most were/are tossers who think there something special.....again as stated previously i fully believe they have small peni$ syndrome.

They seem too think they have the right too do just what ever they want as there the ones who enforce the law despite some of them not actually knowing what there talking about.

Oh and regards being small minded....you"ll have too do better than that sweetheart...

[Turk]

Find a comment I have made that includes the term "Filth", "Scum" or any thing other than "Thug".  
My posts refer to the officer who was determined to fell a peacefull (somewhat un-hurried, if you want) man, and any person, uniformed or otherwise, that behaves like that is a thug.

As I previously mentioned in this thread, I have on three occasions had dealings with the police in my area and have nothing but praise for the speed and thoroughness of their actions.
Going on those experiences, if there was an incident in my street now, from the time of making the phone call, I'm pretty confident there would be a plodmobile here within minutes.

Show me where I say you are defending the officers actions.  
You certainly say Ian Tomlinson was taunting the officers, that he was "culpable for his actions".  
Ken Livingstone stated that he feels the TSG, as a unit, adopt an overly aggressive attitude in certain situations and that needs to be addressed.

We'll leave it there. We could agree to disagree, but that is not the case. We all know the officers actions should be investigated.    
 
  

[greenster918]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

There just a bunch of pussys hiding behind there job......makes me sick the way they think there above the law.

Met enough too know 90% are tossers.

Personaly id like too see the oficer in question being spit roasted in a nice prison......

shut up you small minded idiot...we are talking about one officers actions but yet again it turns into a free for all against the police in general.

i wonder how you've met so many police to draw such a conclusion...

Well lets think about that....hmmm well everysingle copper thats arrested me for a start...

On a more serious note ive met plenty and like i said before most were/are tossers who think there something special.....again as stated previously i fully believe they have small peni$ syndrome.

They seem too think they have the right too do just what ever they want as there the ones who enforce the law despite some of them not actually knowing what there talking about.

Oh and regards being small minded....you"ll have too do better than that sweetheart...

well with that attitude i'm sure most of the police that you have been in contact with thought you were a complete arse.

sounds like you have a huge chip on your shoulder but expect to be treated with respect and dignity when you fail to show the same respect to anyone who wears the uniform just cos you think they're all tossers!

Take care darlin.

[stuart30]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

There just a bunch of pussys hiding behind there job......makes me sick the way they think there above the law.

Met enough too know 90% are tossers.

Personaly id like too see the oficer in question being spit roasted in a nice prison......

shut up you small minded idiot...we are talking about one officers actions but yet again it turns into a free for all against the police in general.

i wonder how you've met so many police to draw such a conclusion...

Well lets think about that....hmmm well everysingle copper thats arrested me for a start...

On a more serious note ive met plenty and like i said before most were/are tossers who think there something special.....again as stated previously i fully believe they have small peni$ syndrome.

They seem too think they have the right too do just what ever they want as there the ones who enforce the law despite some of them not actually knowing what there talking about.

Oh and regards being small minded....you"ll have too do better than that sweetheart...

well with that attitude i'm sure most of the police that you have been in contact with thought you were a complete arse.

sounds like you have a huge chip on your shoulder but expect to be treated with respect and dignity when you fail to show the same respect to anyone who wears the uniform just cos you think they're all tossers!

Take care darlin.

So you feel you know me do you...hmmm.

You make assumptions yet call me small minded....say i have a chip on my SHOULDER.....you aint got the first clue you tosser.

Sounds like your the idiot with the chip on the shoulder....now jog on and get a life.

You aint fit too lick my arse let alone converse on the same level as me.

[Proz]

Cant beat a nice freindly debate eh  

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

First of all the police are people...........some good........ some bad
But I do think that the Police force in general likes to attract people with an Aggressive personality ..................people who are always ready for......... and always enjoy the chance "to bring up the knuckle"
Some of the police,...................especially some of the young ones ...............are little more than thugs in uniform.......others try to do a genuinely good job in difficult circumstances.
Many years ago a friend of mine joined the police force......his phychotic personality ...........made him an excellent officer ....giving him plenty of scope to practice his own brand of brutality on the streets ..........Dixon of Dock Green he is not.

[hotel21]

I cannot believe some peoples attitude to this and how quick they are to slag off  "the filth" as they so nicely put it.

I do think the police officer involved was ott in how hard he pushed the man, but you're all naieve to think he was just innocently walking past. As mentioned in an earlier comment, no demo's are peaceful, there are always the minority that come with the sole intent to cause trouble. As for the "masks" the police thugs were wearing..they are public order issue, standard dress and flame retardent because yes some people through petrol bombs at police but obviously thats ok.

Its was also nicely skirted over by the media that only minutes before this incident 4 police officers were attacked by a large group of "peaceful demonstrators". Once again this seems to be acceptable in some pepoles eyes, thats thier job after all.

I'm not defending the officer in question and yes i think his actions need to be investigated but the level of predjudice shown is staggering.

What ??  If someone had been waving a banner and shouting at the top of his voice...it is his right to peacefully (as in non-violently) protest, or in the dead mans case, walk home from work, with his hands in his pockets.

As for masks being standard issue...why were there only a couple of officers wearing these "standard issue" safety items.  
I think you need to re-asses who is naive.  

yep, standard issue to all "public order" trained officers..not all police on duty were, hence not all having the "masks". I hope this isn't too hard for you to understand.

I have not once attempted to defend the officers actions, i think he was out of order, my point is simply because one officer was wreckless some people see it as an opportunity to slag off the profession as a whole which is out of order.
There are a**eholes in every walk of life but you dont find me on here slagging them off because i had a bad experience with one.

As for the comment made about the slow walk with hands in his pocket, that is spot on.."you want me to move, make me".
He is culpable for his behaviour but yes the officer needs to be investigated and dealt with appropriately.

There just a bunch of pussys hiding behind there job......makes me sick the way they think there above the law.

Met enough too know 90% are tossers.

Personaly id like too see the oficer in question being spit roasted in a nice prison......

shut up you small minded idiot...we are talking about one officers actions but yet again it turns into a free for all against the police in general.

i wonder how you've met so many police to draw such a conclusion...

Well lets think about that....hmmm well everysingle copper thats arrested me for a start...

On a more serious note ive met plenty and like i said before most were/are tossers who think there something special.....again as stated previously i fully believe they have small peni$ syndrome.

They seem too think they have the right too do just what ever they want as there the ones who enforce the law despite some of them not actually knowing what there talking about.

Oh and regards being small minded....you"ll have too do better than that sweetheart...

well with that attitude i'm sure most of the police that you have been in contact with thought you were a complete arse.

sounds like you have a huge chip on your shoulder but expect to be treated with respect and dignity when you fail to show the same respect to anyone who wears the uniform just cos you think they're all tossers!

Take care darlin.

So you feel you know me do you...hmmm.

You make assumptions yet call me small minded....say i have a chip on my SHOULDER.....you aint got the first clue you tosser.

Sounds like your the thingy with the chip on the shoulder....now jog on and get a life.

You aint fit too lick my arse let alone converse on the same level as me.

Ok, lets stop this in its tracks...

No probs with debate but I and the other admins draw a line at downright trench warfare with sweary words and insults in place of reasoned debate.

Please cease and desist or I will personally withdraw access to OOF for all combatants.