"God is Love" it said above their tent. Judging from what I observed
about the young men and teenagers who swarmed over the town, it seemed
like a convention of micro-skirted tarts and swarthy football
hooligans with Irish accents.
It's the blatent disregard for others never mind the bye-laws of the town
that annoyed me about that.
> "God is Love" it said above their tent. Judging from what I observed
> about the young men and teenagers who swarmed over the town, it seemed
> like a convention of micro-skirted tarts and swarthy football
> hooligans with Irish accents.
To be fair you would probably see the same in Coventry city centre at the
weekends. It's just that we're not used to it.
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Chris H,
He's predictable, but that's to be expected.
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No. Thank *you* .
Are you now stocked up on lucky heather and wooden clothes pegs and great
offers to have your drive done cheaply?
Well people in South Coventry are quite pleased that the green belt keeps
the inbreds & pensioners from Kenilworth out.
The green belt won't stop them. They have free bus passes. The pensioners
that is.
They're probably all around you now.
offers to have your drive done cheaply?
No.1 i am a romany-Gypsie,
No.2 Yea... Romany-Gypsies used to sell hether n clothes pegs... back in the
1800...but wern't some of your breed rag & bone men back the.. same thing!
Get with the times i don't no 1 person who still dose that.
No.3 Irish Tinkers do bodged drive ways, not Romany-Gypsies... we are a
differant breed and do not like to be classes as the same.
No.4 Traveller, as you so quaintly reffer to all of us, are your breed.
Travellers are the people who have left counsil houseing and the scrappings
from the prverbial social barrel how go and live in broken down busses & old
caravans in the woods.
So next you write somthing like this do your research 1st.