Keyboard Warrior Hits The Road....

TruckerT

ILW wrote: »

Would that be a gay acorn, like Kylie?

like I said, I'll report back...

xx

purch

When you talk to people, do you end your sentences by saying TruckerT ??, or do you only do that on your forum posts :eek:

TruckerT

It is interesting that the last 3 contributors to this thread have absolutely nothing to contribute!

What are you scared of?

TruckerT

neverdespairgirl

I went past it today (I was at the Bailey, and that's very close to it). Went for a random wander after court.

Joe_Bloggs

@TruckerT
Take a hat and brolly. If you are tired then sit down next to your hat and talk to youself. The chances are people will put money in your hat. If you a bored you can lead impromptu tours for tourists by raising your furled umbrella.
J_B.

Blacklight

I'm sure all the local businesses will be well pleased to have another person camping on their doorstep preventing all passing trade. Just what both them and St Pauls need right now.

kabayiri

Trucker, can you just check the composition of the streets of London whilst you are there ?

It's just that us Northerners have heard a rumour that the pavements are constructed using a material which is both valuable and armageddon recession proof, and we'd like to dig it up if so (personally, I'd line my pigeon coop with it).

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

Hmmmm.

They set out to "occupy" the London Stock Exchange but ended up disrupting the Church of England instead.

They brought tents but don't sleep there, instead preferring to pop off home for a nice hot shower.

Their spokeswoman on telly today admitted she won't be there next week as she has to go back to work. "In Education" you see.

Does anyone have any idea what these ridiculous imitation protestors are actually protesting about? Do they even know themselves?

TruckerT

kabayiri wrote: »

Trucker, can you just check the composition of the streets of London whilst you are there ?

It's just that us Northerners have heard a rumour that the pavements are constructed using a material which is both valuable and armageddon recession proof, and we'd like to dig it up if so (personally, I'd line my pigeon coop with it).

The pavements are populated by the underdogs, the valuable stuff is secure in the high rise architecture

TruckerT

TruckerT

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

Hmmmm.

They set out to "occupy" the London Stock Exchange but ended up disrupting the Church of England instead.

They brought tents but don't sleep there, instead preferring to pop off home for a nice hot shower.

Their spokeswoman on telly today admitted she won't be there next week as she has to go back to work. "In Education" you see.

Does anyone have any idea what these ridiculous imitation protestors are actually protesting about? Do they even know themselves?

I guess it's only us keyboard warriors who have the right to have a job (as well as opinions)

TruckerT