David O'Day
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Only posts I've read of his are the ones people have quoted.
I've made up pretend posts of his though.
Tom is a chav, not there is anything wrong with that mind.
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Only posts I've read of his are the ones people have quoted.Is this now some kind of tag team where G likes all of your posts?
Pretty sure the early info coming out of India at the start of this suggested this to be likely.
You read every single one of my posts David.Only posts I've read of his are the ones people have quoted.
I've made up pretend posts of his though.
Tom is a chav, not there is anything wrong with that mind.
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You read every single one of my posts David.
As I say, interesting attempts from the forum chav to project.
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No they took him off that, he kept dribbling in it.The sooner McDonalds opens and David gets back on the McFlurry machine the better it is for everyone
But but the fingerless gloves wearing weirdo said no one outside of this forum cares?This is funny.
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No they took him off that, he kept dribbling in it.
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I've always found it interesting he screenshots images to prove I'm on ignore only when a post of mine has something to do with him, never when my post is unrelated to him. Almost like he's reading my posts or something...Careful - even though we are both on ignore he will use his cutting “thick as mince” catchphrase - what a zinger that is
I'm on about the story of a second journey that's been doing the rounds...
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Think he liked 2 of them didn't he? He's more than welcome to like posts he agrees with and/or finds amusing.
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Nobody said otherwise, just an observation.
Though it is funny to see.
What is this stuff about a “boo for Boris”? Is that actually a real thing? I’m no fan of the man but seems a bit silly and another step closer to pantomime territory
It's also a surefire way to knock down any community spirit built up.What is this stuff about a “boo for Boris”? Is that actually a real thing? I’m no fan of the man but seems a bit silly and another step closer to pantomime territory
What is this stuff about a “boo for Boris”? Is that actually a real thing? I’m no fan of the man but seems a bit silly and another step closer to pantomime territory
Wow, just such good figuresHow do the locals feel about tourists coming back. Over here we can't wait as we really need to get businesses running again and people are prepared to take the risk. Did ERTE payments go well or a complete mess like over here?
Hancock just said he'd get an answer to the question, nothing more than that. The answer will be no there won't be a review, he just didn't want to say it there and then.
Don’t worry that crap will soon disappear! Saw a jogger here fall over while looking over his shoulder and onto an entrance that goes towards a busy dual carriageway, with seconds a car was beeping him as he was picking himself up off the floor.It's also a surefire way to knock down any community spirit built up.
“I’m leaving on a jet plane. May catch Corona but it’s better than teaching again”
Ernie you are easily pleased.hahaha well done, A+
I mean it doesn't even scan correctly.hahaha well done, A+
hahaha well done, A+
You need to mark it down for poor poetic meterI decide the grades round here chief
How is the boycott of china your pretend clients were telling you about in your completely fabricated conversations?
Wrong Dave, boycott is your word, not mine. What I said was that one of my customers, a major national discount store chain was actively encouraging approaches from UK manufacturers. This was because they experienced severe supply difficulties during the China shutdown and they feel they want to reduce their reliance if possible. Gaps on shelves are lost sales. They also specifically asked me whether I would be prepared to add a 'Made in UK' logo to the label artwork on my products, which I've now done and will be included on my lines from next month. As it happens I'm also adding the same logo to a range of eight new lines for another major UK/EU/USA/Canada retail chain, again at their request. All factual.
My customers are not 'pretend clients' in fact my company, the company I own, trades direct with some of the biggest retailers in the UK and beyond. I personally conceive and develop the brands and handle the sales and marketing. Unlike you I have no need to pretend about anything. But actually I think you probably know that already and you just can't stomach the thought of anyone actually achieving something.
Seriously, get out more.
Wrong Dave, boycott is your word, not mine. What I said was that one of my customers, a major national discount store chain was actively encouraging approaches from UK manufacturers. This was because they experienced severe supply difficulties during the China shutdown and they feel they want to reduce their reliance if possible. Gaps on shelves are lost sales. They also specifically asked me whether I would be prepared to add a 'Made in UK' logo to the label artwork on my products, which I've now done and will be included on my lines from next month. As it happens I'm also adding the same logo to a range of eight new lines for another major UK/EU/USA/Canada retail chain, again at their request. All factual.
My customers are not 'pretend clients' in fact my company, the company I own, trades direct with some of the biggest retailers in the UK and beyond. I personally conceive and develop the brands and handle the sales and marketing. Unlike you I have no need to pretend about anything. But actually I think you probably know that already and you just can't stomach the thought of anyone actually achieving something.
Seriously, get out more.
Nah he once really owned his own company
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