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mellie
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Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by mellie » Sat Feb 09, 2013 10:41 am

I couldn't help but notice how a number of left members have boycotted this forum recently, which seemed to coincide with Labor taking a turn for the worse.


If Labor were still in the race, this and stood a reasonable chance of winning this coming election would our left-leaning members have boycotted PA ship?

I doubt it.

8-)

Or could it be that the left are busily orchestrating an online social-media attack (complete with a new forum) of the right in the lead-up to the federal election in a desperate attempt to alter public perception at the last minute given Gillards unfavorable (woeful actually) recent polling?

If this is the case, then they are wasting their bitter last breath, though I have no inclination to tell them why this be the case.

Some lessons are best learned the hard way.



8-)

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Re: Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by mellie » Sat Feb 09, 2013 12:22 pm

The question on everyone's lips as we near a September election will be whether or not Gillard can get back up.

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8-)

I think the left having already given up/boycotted this board is rather telling.


:roll

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Re: Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by AiA in Atlanta » Sat Feb 09, 2013 12:28 pm

Members' political leanings have never been of any interest to me at all but some do take it quite seriously ...

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Re: Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by mellie » Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:02 pm

AiA in Atlanta wrote:Members' political leanings have never been of any interest to me at all but some do take it quite seriously ...

A little too seriously if you ask me.

:roll

For these people it's all about winning, not really about politics at all.

These people should probably open a footy tab account instead.

:bgrin

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Re: Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by boxy » Sat Feb 09, 2013 2:08 pm

mellie wrote:
AiA in Atlanta wrote:Members' political leanings have never been of any interest to me at all but some do take it quite seriously ...

A little too seriously if you ask me.
He's talking about you, stupid :roll:
"But you will run your fluffy bunny mouth at me. And I will take it, to play poker."

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Re: Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by Mattus » Sat Feb 09, 2013 4:41 pm

Do you think in single sentence paragraphs too? Frogen starting doing that before he went insane. I always assumed it was a result of his delusions of grandeur causing him to speak as if everything he said was a headline. Or perhaps it was some sort of attempt at poetry.

I bet you think you are being pithy. In any event, please stop it.
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Re: Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by al.coholic » Sat Feb 09, 2013 6:02 pm

the left have left


they know that the right were right

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Re: Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by mellie » Sat Feb 09, 2013 6:46 pm

boxy wrote:
mellie wrote:
AiA in Atlanta wrote:Members' political leanings have never been of any interest to me at all but some do take it quite seriously ...

A little too seriously if you ask me.
He's talking about you, stupid :roll:

No, I believe you are mistaken boxy, rather think he's referring to those with their noses out of joint given the current political environment not being particularly favorable for the left among us who for some strange reason have decided to boycott PA.

:roll

Talk about sore losers.

:bgrin

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Re: Sore losers or genuinly feeling defeated?

Post by mellie » Sat Feb 09, 2013 6:47 pm

al.coholic wrote:the left have left


they know that the right were right




Exit stage left even?

;)

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