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Listed below are comments made by Post_Haste between Sunday, 25th January 2009 and Friday, 27th March 2009.

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'Vigilante retribution' 08:50am on 27 Mar 2009 #163 oldnat

How about Miss Nomer?
'Vigilante retribution' 08:42am on 27 Mar 2009 #164 oldnat

It must be a Miss Take.
Doing the sums 8:28pm on 25 Mar 2009 #129 aye_write

If I ever do a long post, pounce.
Doing the sums 6:29pm on 25 Mar 2009 #125 aye_write

Only trying to help. Was once told the same myself. Hated it. Then learned from it.

Carry on the good work. ;-)
Doing the sums 5:34pm on 25 Mar 2009 #110 aye_write

I see. The art of writing encompasses even blogging. I could spin this out over three paragraphs, but three sentences will do.
Doing the sums 1:33pm on 25 Mar 2009 aye_write

#92 and #93 have a point, you know.

Valued though your contributions rightly are, there is something to be said for a less self-indulgently rotund style.

The art of writing has been said to consist in making more of less. Think about it.
Trident debate reopens 5:22pm on 23 Mar 2009 #440 grandantidoting

On the subject of "traitors", raised, apparently, by your pet Tory boy, aye_write has had the following to say on that:

"Can we be clear I have never called you a "traitor". If I had meant to, I would have said, "dean, you are a traitor". Do I mince my words?" (aye_write, #437)

Don't you pay attention, old chap? Or just selectively and when and as it suits you? Not a persuasive or terribly respectable approach.
Trident debate reopens 00:55am on 23 Mar 2009 #400 deanthetory

"I can't help being born."

Getting a little emotional now? Time to step away from the computer and take a break.
Trident debate reopens 11:04pm on 22 Mar 2009 #390 b-b-jack

You are completely wrong in point of fact.

Try checking the facts before spouting, as advocates of Scottish independence do. To fail to do so lowers the tone and quality of debate.
Oh, such wickedness! 5:35pm on 25 Jan 2009 #204 Rustigjongens

Alas, the evidence that the Scots are being blamed for the misfortunes that are being visited upon the UK economy at present is hard to miss.

As oldnat has remarked here, "A nation that no longer has confidence in itself blames others for its problems." The English are clearly having difficulty in adjusting to being cut down to size and so are taking it out, "like an unruly adolescent", on their more mature northern neighbours.

The taxpayer is being burdened, of course, but not blamed.

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