Getting out before the 12th

motorguy

saverbuyer wrote: »

Guys, this is classic trolling here.

We've seen it before with hurricane, shaz77,former_student. It's obviously the same poster. Just ignore. They drop in and out with new usernames.

You're right - i've just had a cursory look at his previous posts.

Hes said himself this is an "anonymous" user id he set up back in March, initially to ask for some dating advice, then get advice with his love life issues and then advice on his personal grooming / hygiene issues, but hes now moved on to trolling with it.

I guess when you take in to account his personal shortcomings its not hard to see why hes resorted to internet trolling.

qwert_yuiop

Outsider_83 wrote: »

I got out this morning at 7 am, hugely relieved to be safe. Heartened to hear that marchers are declining.

Are you appealing for refugee status on crossing the border? Let's face it - those Syrians fleeing across the Mediterranean in rafts after their families have been massacred haven't experienced anything like the hardship of a middle class Belfast fantasist.

motorguy

qwert_yuiop wrote: »

Are you appealing for refugee status on crossing the border? Let's face it - those Syrians fleeing across the Mediterranean in rafts after their families have been massacred haven't experienced anything like the hardship of a middle class Belfast fantasist.

That genuinely made me laugh out loud. :T

Cherryscone

qwert_yuiop wrote: »

Are you appealing for refugee status on crossing the border? Let's face it - those Syrians fleeing across the Mediterranean in rafts after their families have been massacred haven't experienced anything like the hardship of a middle class Belfast fantasist.

Best Laugh I had today :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T

RikM

Tammykitty wrote: »

I think that happened last year too somewhere

But blow me if they haven't rebuilt it during the day. Nearly as tall as before (while a fire engine still douses the smouldering wreckage of the original structure)...

Old_Git

Another relatively quiet night .Fire service called out 40 times ,up 21% on last year .
Surely I cant be the only person who thinks the bonfires in built up areas is wrong . Houses been boarded up as its" our Kulcher ".Building next to a petrol station ,and I am sure the holiday inn are delighted to have a bonfire in its car park . Onward and upwards we have come a long way since Drumcree .

qwert_yuiop

Course it is. It's a sign of the lack of control by police etc than fires can be erected close to property. Apart from the colossal waste of fuel, what's the problem? No doubt there will be another set of bonfires next month, with different posters, dummies and flags going up in smoke.

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Old_Git

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-northern-ireland-40580826/flats-residents-fears-over-bonfire-heat

qwert_yuiop

So how are you going to stop youngsters building bonfires? It's been going on for a couple of hundred years, and probably long before 11 th nights in another form, since midsummer bonfires are a tradition in many European countries, particularly Scandinavia and Slavic lands. Oh, and as you see, they're quite good crack.
Any ideas?

chunter

With all the politicians off on their holidays, Seamie Bryson is left to be the cultural attache.