No problem, John
I and we, I think, have already targetted the pushers etc, but we've moved onto the thugs now.
Well, that's it for me.
I've said my bit. If pie man larger still thinks that's a proper way to behave and show his son how to do the same to others then we've failed. I admit it.
His son will probably be one of those children excluded from school at a very young age for his aggresive and uncontollable behaviour.
best of luck with that, Pie Man Larger Ds
"D A Smith" wrote
Now that is totally out of order. Whatever you think of Simon's position, to find a youngster guilty without offence being comitted, evidence and a fair trial (if you will excuse the analogy) is hanging mob mentality.
John.
"John Sullivan" wrote
Do I detect a hint of ridicule for that esteemed award? If not, why not? ;-)
John (hastily avoiding adding his surname).
Since you've got a closed mind and a bad attitude, I don't think we have anything to discuss.
-- Brian "Don't be afraid of playing the fool, or of letting go, or of not being dignified, or of not being pretty, or of not being conventional, or of thinking that someone will laugh"
chicken
In message , John Turner writes
I would have thought that the most eligible piece of art for the Turner prize would involve Rugby League somewhere.
Thank you for confirming I'm right. Much obliged.
-- Brian "Of all the 35,249 newsgroups in all the world, you have to walk into mine..."
Not that Turner Prize winners are often held in high esteem anyway! As the old saying goes; "I don't know a lot about art.....which is why I'm on the panel of Turner Prize judges" ;-)
David E. Belcher
I recall reading an entry in the Tate New visitors book:
"Marvellous building, pity about the crap inside........."
Cheers Robt P.
"robert.pollard2" wrote
LOL - he was fool enough to go in the first place. :-)
John.
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