What Do You Hate Most About Bluemoon

[Cellarite]

I have had my coffee and still don't get it. I hate that.

I'm with you. I can't see how they are two different periods when the start and end dates overlap each other.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

I'm with you. I can't see how they are two different periods when the start and end dates overlap each other.

Yep it defo doesn’t make sense :

“they had two longer periods of fuck all trophies themselves. Between 1911-1952(41years) and 37 years (1920-1957)”

 

[Ballymagash Blue]

I fucking hate the deja vu stuff

I'm sure I've seen that somewhere before.

 

[Eccles Blue]

Like everyone else I am deeply offended by having to look at this ship at the top of my screen and the second 'o' is wrong

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I am not deeply offended by that ship. Please do not lump me in your post.
To me the ship represents the fight our ancestors had to help the slaves:

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Lincoln's great debt to Manchester​

In 1863, The US President wrote to the 'working men of Manchester' thanking them for their anti-slavery stance
When cotton was king, Manchester's busy textile mills dressed the world. Because of this, great fortunes were made and ordinary families were fed. But in 1862, Lancashire mill workers, at great personal sacrifice, took a principled stand by refusing to touch raw cotton picked by US slaves.

On the other side of the Atlantic, President Lincoln's Northern Union was waging war against a breakaway of southern states. Having already linked the south with the institution of slavery, Lincoln persuaded European importers that his blockade of slave picked cotton was a legitimate tool in defeating the Confederacy and restoring the union.

I actually object more that they wrote 'working men' of Manchester and not working people of Manchester but hey ho that was of the time.

 

[Rascal]

Everyone who signed up after Jan 1st 2006

 

[mancityvstoke]

Everyone who signed up after Jan 1st 2006

fuck off you ****.............


I hate all the swearing and disrespect

 

[TinFoilHat]

I miss the would you threads.

 

[Eccles Blue]

I miss the would you threads.

Would you like it if I started a would you thread? ;-)

 

[TinFoilHat]

Would you like it if I started a would you thread? ;-)

It would last shorter than Gundogs goal.

 

[AlgarveBlu]

I am not deeply offended by that ship. Please do not lump me in your post.
To me the ship represents the fight our ancestors had to help the slaves:

​

Lincoln's great debt to Manchester​

In 1863, The US President wrote to the 'working men of Manchester' thanking them for their anti-slavery stance
When cotton was king, Manchester's busy textile mills dressed the world. Because of this, great fortunes were made and ordinary families were fed. But in 1862, Lancashire mill workers, at great personal sacrifice, took a principled stand by refusing to touch raw cotton picked by US slaves.

On the other side of the Atlantic, President Lincoln's Northern Union was waging war against a breakaway of southern states. Having already linked the south with the institution of slavery, Lincoln persuaded European importers that his blockade of slave picked cotton was a legitimate tool in defeating the Confederacy and restoring the union.

I actually object more that they wrote 'working men' of Manchester and not working people of Manchester but hey ho that was of the time.

EB - It was just an extension of the running joke from the Guardian ship article thread, naturally most rationally minded people would not be offended by the ship. I did throw in the second o in the title was misspelt just to make sure it was understood that the post was in jest -

Although looking at the second 'o' again, it is in the shape of a crescent so maybe Ric got coerced into doing that by our owners ;-)