LotteBum said:
Pattycakes said:And Lotte, you are a very unattractive sheila.
Assuming 'sheila' is, as I am led to believe, trailer trash for
'female', I'll take your word for it. It gives me great comfort to note
that the 'sheilas' in your circle of friends no doubt frequent local RSL
clubs, shop at Millers Fashion, refer to themselves and other females
as 'sheilas', perm their hair and have many a tooth missing. On that
note, I hear toothless women give great blowjobs. Go Pattycakes, go!Lotte
P.S. Pattycakes, you are nothing short of entertaining. Keep it coming
old timer.--
LotteBum
Where did you get any education?
You REMAIN unattractive because you assume so much and a good education
teaches you never
to assume anything.
Spreading lies and inuendo about my offline activities and about my
friends simply casts you as monumentally
moronic, and a damned fool, but don't worry, I cannot and will not
ever try to reform a sheila who acts like a dumb broad.
I believe in equality for the sexes, and you may translate my
modus operandii to men.
There isn't any shortage of both men and women or blokes and sheilas who
deserve
criticism. Most hate it, especially when I persue them with
commonsense...
I could cite many instances where the word "shiela" is used with
endearing positivity.
And its just like saying "Well, Mr Liteman over there ain't a real bad
sort of a [censored]
in his own way, he just don't weigh much" :-)
But if Mr Liteman was really John Bloward, our prime minister, or
Jeff Fenech, the bad tempered boxer, you may find you have said
something regrettable, even though its true,
if they heard it, and had the human fault of being all too easily
offended.
There are SO MANY derogatory terms used to describe men.
Most of us men think it stupid to demand a duel at dawn when some count
tells
us we are a [censored]. Could be a good [censored], or good count, whatever,
but so what?
We'd rather have a beer and talk out any dissagreement if need be, and
not grovel in the dirt
yanking out each other's hair like "some sheilas do to solve
differences".
In case you have not noticed, I don't hang about where beer is sold
across a bar.
The last time someone asked me to a pub, I no sooner got inside, and
shouted at him ( so he could hear ) that the
music was too loud, cigarette smoke too thick, and people far too rough,
ppl were [censored] and insensible,
and that it wasn't my scene, and then I walked out.
I don't like hanging around witless losers.
Last saturday night at aus.bike, it seemed the group was like that very
rough pub, "The Monkey's Rest" and
as i rode past it seemed to be full of smelly monkeys who'd thrown [censored]
at each other all nite.
Not just at me, but to each other, demonstrating their inability to
communicate.
Don't be offended, but it just ain't my scene.
Patrick Turner.