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Listed below are comments made by jlarkin between Monday, 15th September 2008 and Thursday, 8th October 2009.

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Does Australia deserve its boozy reputation? 4:51pm on 08 Oct 2009 I don't really give a XXXX.
Cheers cobbers
Ecuadorian stars emerge from the shadows 11:32am on 11 Aug 2009 I don't really think that any international player could ever be overawed by the prospect of playing for Birmingham City!
How Mosley lost F1 power battle 5:15pm on 25 Jun 2009 #24 I broke the house rules. My God! This sounds like Big Brother (the TV programme and the novel). I remember when the BBC was an independent organisation open to all. This will probably be deleted because the expression "My God" will offend the politically correct idiots.
How Mosley lost F1 power battle 5:03pm on 25 Jun 2009 If Spanky & Bernie are reading my comments, don't take it personally; it's just that I prefer to watch motor racing rather than Scalextric (which is a great game to play but boring to watch; unless of course you make millions from every race)
How Mosley lost F1 power battle 4:59pm on 25 Jun 2009 If you take an example from other sports you need look no further than football. When the Premier League broke away English football was in the doldrums mainly due to the complacent attitude of FA idiots. Now it is the best league in the world because it is run by the clubs instead of a clique of self-centred fools. At the moment we have Formula 1 races on borig tracks with no spectators. Why is this? Because they all pay into the Bernie/Spanky pension fund.
Children in detention at Yarl's Wood 5:40pm on 27 Apr 2009 These are ILLEGAL immigrants who have no right to be here. The blame falls fairly and squarely on the selfish parents who put their children in this situation. We have a limited capicity for absorbing immigration, there are thouands of decent would-be immigrants who go through the correct processes, often waiting months or even years to be given entry, they deserve better than to see their places taken up by these dodgy chancers who then try to sponge off the state. If they are allowed to stay this sends a clear message to all and sundry: "Jump the queue and come to Britain illegally; you'll be set up fo life". Meanwhile the honorable people who have tried to get legal entry are told, "Sorry, there's no more room". This ridiculous policy would allow lawbreakers in while keeping decent people out. Illegals should be held at point of entry and repatriated within a few days with no chance of re-entry unti they have paid the cost of their repatriation and gone through the legal immigration procedure like the other decent immigrants.
Sinister motives? 5:04pm on 04 Nov 2008 I voted for the first time in the British elections of 1981 or 82, I think I voted Labour but I'm not sure now. I DO know that it did me no good at all. Since then I haven't voted and my life has improved no end
Why poll numbers vary 5:08pm on 23 Oct 2008 Who says witches hate America?
Determined to vote 5:01pm on 23 Oct 2008 I'm sure Mugabe of Zimbabwe will be able to give the republicans a few hints.
In God we trust 6:03pm on 15 Sep 2008 If abortion were made compulsory in the USA the world would be a better place.

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