[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

you can see her smirking in the pics

What a cow smiling at her child eh?

[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Not believing someone's mental health struggles just because you don't like them is pretty ****ing despicable.

More reading comprehension problems.

[LeatherTrumpet]

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jet

More reading comprehension problems.

No, I surmised things pretty well. The whole argument is that people are doubting her struggles because of the idea that they don't think she couldn't have gotten help while ignoring the fact that this happened to Diana and it seems like not much has changed since then.

Don't pass off your latest failure as others having reading comprehension issues. It's utterly hypocritical considering how often you miss the point. Stop with the projecting.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's ratings drop AGAIN to lowest ever levels
after Prince Philip's funeral - but Charles and Edward enjoy popularity boost as
Queen remains Britain's favourite Royal

• Popularity of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex fallen again following Prince Philip's funeral earlier in April
• Previously saw sharp decline in public opinion after their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey last month
• Queen remains most popular royal while Prince Edward and Prince Charles both saw a boost in popularity

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tion&ci=143247

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by jet

She made a big scene about the last time she was papped out walking with Archie, that was ages ago when they were living in Canada. She hasn't been papped with him since, but now it just happens to be the time of Louis's birthday... Lets see if she sues this time.

maybe they were off to buy him a present

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by jet

Those daft shoes! No support at all. Her feet are hanging out of them, she could take a tumble while pregnant and carrying a child.

[LeatherTrumpet]

[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

No, I surmised things pretty well. The whole argument is that people are doubting her struggles because of the idea that they don't think she couldn't have gotten help while ignoring the fact that this happened to Diana and it seems like not much has changed since then.

Don't pass off your latest failure as others having reading comprehension issues. It's utterly hypocritical considering how often you miss the point. Stop with the projecting.

Considering how your every argument, no matter what it is, consists of "I'm right and you're wrong" I've learned to stop responding at this point.
Your next move is "You have no argument against what I'm saying, so you've backed out". I can read you like a tedious book.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Oops!

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jet

Considering how your every argument, no matter what it is, consists of "I'm right and you're wrong" I've learned to stop responding at this point.
Your next move is "You have no argument against what I'm saying, so you've backed out". I can read you like a tedious book.

Just like how you always throw out insults after you get your ass handed to you because you lack maturity.

The reason why I'm right and I always win our little arguments is because I'm competent and I actually put effort into not only my own argument, but I also think of arguments against your inevitable attempts at repeating my words back at me (sans the correct context, because we both know you constantly need to be reminded of what context is).

Instead of throwing a tantrum every time I prove you wrong, you should try learning from your failures, because throwing a tantrum over someone being right is just peak childishness.

[Tom4784]

Also you say you've learned to 'stop responding' but you're often quick to respond to me at every opportunity... What have you 'learned' exactly?

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by jet

Considering how your every argument, no matter what it is, consists of "I'm right and you're wrong" I've learned to stop responding at this point.
Your next move is "You have no argument against what I'm saying, so you've backed out". I can read you like a tedious book.

That’s because every conversation in these threads goes in circles. You irrationally hate on a woman you don’t know, people try and figure out why. You can’t ever give a rational response to people who quite rightly call you out on it so you back out until the next daily Mail article is posted then we repeat the cycle again.

[jet]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

It does. Ouch.
I still can't get over those stupid shoes. Imagine me worrying that Megsie could fall.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Also you say you've learned to 'stop responding' but you're often quick to respond to me at every opportunity... What have you 'learned' exactly?

I do for a bit, just to see if you ever admit you're wrong. No luck so far.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Just like how you always throw out insults after you get your ass handed to you because you lack maturity.

The reason why I'm right and I always win our little arguments is because I'm competent and I actually put effort into not only my own argument, but I also think of arguments against your inevitable attempts at repeating my words back at me (sans the correct context, because we both know you constantly need to be reminded of what context is).

Instead of throwing a tantrum every time I prove you wrong, you should try learning from your failures, because throwing a tantrum over someone being right is just peak childishness.

You're hilarious. Really.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

maybe they were off to buy him a present

Or a pair of decent walking shoes.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jet

I do for a bit, just to see if you ever admit you're wrong. No luck so far.

Prove me wrong, you keep expecting me to say i'm wrong because you want me to be wrong, and that's not how this works. I'm always right because I can always argue against what you say, you just throw tantrums and and act like I should declare myself wrong because you demand it. Spoiled, childish attitude.

You accused me of bad reading comprehension, I say otherwise by explaining my point. You scream that I'm always right and attack me for it instead of addressing the issue in the room, if I'm always right, that means you're always doing something wrong.

I never have to scream about people being right or wrong because I let my arguments do the talking.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jet

You're hilarious. Really.

And you need to grow up.

[jet]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

And you need to grow up.

And you need to admit you are wrong when you are. (And stop throwing insults around.)

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by jet

And you need to admit you are wrong when you are.

Tell the group why he’s wrong then

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Tell the group why he’s wrong then

He doesnt have to....we can read it for ourselves.

Nobody has to be right OR wrong its debate and opinion.

[jet]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's ratings drop AGAIN to lowest ever levels
after Prince Philip's funeral - but Charles and Edward enjoy popularity boost as
Queen remains Britain's favourite Royal

• Popularity of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex fallen again following Prince Philip's funeral earlier in April
• Previously saw sharp decline in public opinion after their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey last month
• Queen remains most popular royal while Prince Edward and Prince Charles both saw a boost in popularity

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tion&ci=143247

These are the most popular royals (rated very positive or positive) according to a YouGov poll of 1,730 Britons between April 21 and 22:

The Queen: 85 per cent (net: +78)

Prince William: 80 per cent (net: +68)

Kate Middleton: 78 per cent (net: +67)

Princess Anne: 70 per cent (net: +58)

Prince Charles: 58 per cent (net: +25)

Prince Edward: 54 per cent (net: +35)

Prince Harry: 43 per cent (net: -6)

Camilla Parker Bowles: 43 per cent (net: +1)

Meghan Markle: 29 per cent (net: -32)

Prince Andrew: 10 per cent (net: -69)

To think that Harry used to be often second after the Queen, now he's on a par with Camilla, and Megs is only more popular than Andrew.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

He doesnt have to....we can read it for ourselves.

Nobody has to be right OR wrong its debate and opinion.

If he’s telling someone they’re wrong he needs to explain why.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by jet

These are the most popular royals (rated very positive or positive) according to a YouGov poll of 1,730 Britons between April 21 and 22:

The Queen: 85 per cent (net: +78)

Prince William: 80 per cent (net: +68)

Kate Middleton: 78 per cent (net: +67)

Princess Anne: 70 per cent (net: +58)

Prince Charles: 58 per cent (net: +25)

Prince Edward: 54 per cent (net: +35)

Prince Harry: 43 per cent (net: -6)

Camilla Parker Bowles: 43 per cent (net: +1)

Meghan Markle: 29 per cent (net: -32)

Prince Andrew: 10 per cent (net: -69)

To think that Harry used to be often second after the Queen, now he's on a par with Camilla, and Megs is only more popular than Andrew.

Crikey