"Poor jealous lamb". Insult ? Huh!Poor - well, that's indicative of poverty of thinking the issue through. That's an assessment, not an insult.Jealous - well that's a reference to underlying inverted snobbery, which is no better or worse than overt snobbery. We are English and we just can't help ourselves. Mind you, Yorkshiremen............That's also an assessment and not an insult.I mean, well I know the truth sometimes hurts but cotton wool fiction can be so misleading, don't ya think?Lamb - well that's possibly a reference to being infantile. You know, the sort of word which one our well known posters has slipped out of his pocket. Possibly lamb is an insult for which sincerest of apologies. But it was so mild, and full of the gentile nivea washed amiability that we meet on this extraordinary website. Of course it was said in jest. How could it possibly have been in bad taste? Insult? Not really Chris. You poor sensitive flower;-)Fascist? Ooh err. A recently departed poster really did jump at that one., But that's another tale. Being a good hearted Englishman it doesn't touch my sides, but quite an inflammatory word for a Friday afternoon don't ya think?Any way I am now wondering if you might be an ardent French republican fifth columnist. There's something of the je ne sais quoi about that surname of yours. Gallic was it? And your postings are getting rather ardent.BTW, If you are advocating a soiled shagged out politician to be a republican president, well no thanks to that at all. We seem to have a share of those round here. Our Monarchy adds to our GDP. Tourists are not exactly going to be seduced into viewing Buckingham Palace after it is reduced to a crumbling doss house owned by a shabby little housing garden shed of a housing association from.... well leave that to your imagination. You can just see some of those unwashed republicans nicking the gold leaf off the monument in front of the Palace, saying, 'aha, it's all mine now'. Rock on Prince Georgy.21/19
George Knox ● 4631d