K Punk/Pseud's Corner

[mms]

Are you implying I did do that, because if so, where?

several posts back

was[/I] taking issue with you in saying that people had a choice about which school they went to - I think that money confers on parents the ability to choose for their children but their children have no say in the matter. No more do they in which class they originate in and that's why I think it's strange to take pride in either of these things and ultimately divisive to do so. I realise this is a strange debate because I'm disagreeing with ideas which you are relating as those someone else might subscribe to but I still thought that my disagreement with them as ideas in themselves was worth mentioning.

yeah well i gamed on ya a few posts back

 

[IdleRich]

"several posts back"

Just copy it out from where I did it, should be very easy.

yeah well i gamed on ya a few posts back

Dunno what that means.

 

[mms]

Just copy it out from where I did it, should be very easy.

nope you wrote it so you can do that.

 

[IdleRich]

"nope you wrote it so you can do that."

I think we both know that I didn't so I'd be grateful if you didn't put words in my mouth.

 

[bassnation]

I think we both know that I didn't so I'd be grateful if you didn't put words in my mouth.

alright ladies, thats enough! lol.

i can't remember whether you said it either, but like the pair of you i can't be bothered to go back and forensically examine each of your messages.

 

[IdleRich]

"alright ladies, thats enough! lol"

Yeah, you're right.

 

[bassnation]

Yeah, you're right.

well, its kind of fitting that a thread about k-punk has degenerated into squabbling, what with his well-worn mantra of conflict being good for forums. i'm sure he'd nod sagely and approve.

 

[mistersloane]

*takes off clothes and streaks through thread*

 

[Mr. Tea]

*takes off clothes and streaks through thread*

*points and laughs*

On the subject of Private Eye, though, I wouldn't say it really has a political position beyond a sort of justifiably cynical (if you see what I mean) anti-establishment stance - though obviously not in any kind of hippy/anarchist sense - whether the 'establishment' in questions is a war-mongering, privatisation-addicted, increasingly authoritarian central government or bureaucratic, mung-bean-recycling 'loony liberal' local councils.