Baroness Thatcher

by **blueboyno1** » Tue Dec 15, 2009 12:19 am

So much for the great Maggie Thatcher and her party .I wonder what people would have thought of them if they had demolished Hampden park :evil:

by **bill** » Tue Dec 15, 2009 11:18 am

It was former Glasgow MP Teddy Taylor who proposed dismantling the crumbling stadium instead of rebuilding it.As the building is still standing then obviously Mrs.T must have over ruled the proposal,assuming it ever got that far. :roll:

by **Sheik Yir Erse** » Tue Dec 15, 2009 11:34 am

A wee bit off topic.......

Maybe it's just me, but every time this thread appears at the top of Active Topics, and I haven't seen the news for a while, I automatically think.......

....... Ooooh, has she died?

by **bill** » Tue Dec 15, 2009 12:11 pm

Sheik Yir Erse wrote:A wee bit off topic.......

Maybe it's just me, but every time this thread appears at the top of Active Topics, and I haven't seen the news for a while, I automatically think.......

....... Ooooh, has she died?

Is that wishful thinking on your part Sheik?Though I never thought of you as one who runs with the pack.

by **blueboyno1** » Tue Dec 15, 2009 12:35 pm

[quote="bill"]It was former Glasgow MP Teddy Taylor who proposed dismantling the crumbling stadium instead of rebuilding it.As the building is still standing then obviously Mrs.T must have over ruled the proposal,assuming it ever got that far. :roll:

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A wee bit like saying is the glass half full or half empty.

by **£3.73** » Tue Dec 15, 2009 7:12 pm

and the relevance of this is ?

I detested Margaret Thatcher & everything she did to Scotland ... treated it like a guinea pig ... and Norman Tebbit with his "get on your bike" rhetoric.

Yes, this woman has a begrudging respect, because she didn't take any prisoners. That is a lesson we all need to learn.
Other than that, everything else about her was gash.

Greed is good ? .... well it's not good is it ? It was good if you were willing to be a Judas and earn 40 pieces of silver to oversee (or conveniently ignore) the dismantling of British manufacture. (and lets be honest, the unions kinda brought that one down on themselves .... they saw what was coming, but individuals abused their power, because thet could ... or more than likely they were on the take too)

But the same forces, who drive Conservatism, who are behind New Labour, who are behind Liberalism, Scottish Nationalism and every other ism there is .... are now out to bankrupt YOU !!!

He who casts a vote is not important.

He who counts the vote is.

It's a one horse race folks .... you vote, presumably based on how you perceive yourself in the mirror ... but the reality is ... all roads lead to Rome

by **£3.73** » Tue Dec 15, 2009 10:27 pm

People on the this forum need to grow a pair.

It says an awful lot that something that happened 20-30 years ago merits 10 pages ... and the events right now merit none !!!

What's the deal ? Are you all suffering in silence ?
Do you think if you say nothing, you're going to be okay ?
Keep the heed doon and it'll all go away ?

by **bassett** » Tue Dec 15, 2009 11:53 pm

£3.73 wrote:and the relevance of this is ?

You yourself asked"Is anything posted in this section relevant ? "

I for one thought it was obvious the answer is NO. :lol:

by **bill** » Wed May 26, 2010 10:42 pm

It was nice to see Baroness Thatcher looking well in her ermine robes as she took her seat in the House of Lords at the state opening of parliament.

by **ionnsaigh** » Thu May 27, 2010 12:45 pm

bill wrote:It was nice to see Baroness Thatcher looking well in her ermine robes as she took her seat in the House of Lords at the state opening of parliament.

I must admit she looked remarkably well - even if she did start picking her snot - I thought she died a long time ago - gone out like a light - alas to sparkle no more but no - she proved me wrong, there she was shiting ( hit the h ) there - looking like she was straight from hell... Just goes to show the intellectual requirements for a seat in that house - are extremely low. Oh and before we bother to go there - I recognise the deeply distressing symptoms of senile dementia -
She looked like shit.

Maggie Maggie Maggie
Maggie
Maggie Maggie Maggie
Shit Shit Shit :lol:

by **bill** » Fri Jun 11, 2010 7:26 pm

Good to see Baroness Thatcher return to No.10 at Mr.Cameron's invitation.

I wonder if she was insisting on certain arrangements for her future state funeral ?

by **EMDEE** » Sat Jun 12, 2010 5:04 pm

Deja vu. It must have brought back mixed memories to different folk to see her standing at that door again.

bill wrote:
I wonder if she was insisting on certain arrangements for her future state funeral ?

Maybe she told him you've to get an invite Bill. :roll:

by **bill** » Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:36 pm

EMDEE wrote:Deja vu. It must have brought back mixed memories to different folk to see her standing at that door again.

bill wrote:
I wonder if she was insisting on certain arrangements for her future state funeral ?

Maybe she told him you've to get an invite Bill.

Quite possible emdee when you consider all the birthday/christmas/new year/wedding anniversary cards I have sent over the years.

by **Govangirl** » Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:46 pm

bill wrote:Quite possible emdee when you consider all the birthday/christmas/new year/wedding anniversary cards I have sent over the years.

Now I've heard it all - someone stalking Margaret Thatcher!!!!! :shock:

by **bill** » Sun Jun 13, 2010 10:59 pm

Govangirl wrote:
bill wrote:Quite possible emdee when you consider all the birthday/christmas/new year/wedding anniversary cards I have sent over the years.

Now I've heard it all - someone stalking Margaret Thatcher!!!!!

Maybe I should have put a few :wink: