Bash Ken thread

[Rich]

Ok, you guys win

You asked someone to start a bash Ken thread

 

[ColinEssex]

Are you sure that you don't mean BELOW his class,

No.

I appreciate it is difficult for some Americans to understand because there is no class in the USA (like Australia in a way).

Remember Ken has his level at redneck republican voter level, he has to kill his own food because civilisation is a little scant in the South, so communication other than name calling and empty promises is bound to be difficult for him. . . . . just read his posts. Doesn't that say enough?

Col

 

[oumahexi]

he has to kill his own food because civilisation is a little scant in the South,

I don't know, I caught a glimpse of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares last night, if I lived in NY State I'd be killing my own food too, much more hygienic than eating in any of the restaurants

 

[oumahexi]

Ken, if people have got nothing better to do than bash somebody else then they are the losers, knowing Colin and Rich, even if only from the forum, I think that they are taking the mickey.

I'm sure Ken knows that He also has a good sense of humour and will see this thread as nothing more than good fun.

 

[Rich]

I don't know, I caught a glimpse of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares last night, if I lived in NY State I'd be killing my own food too, much more hygienic than eating in any of the restaurants

All they eat is burgers and french fries anyway

 

[Rich]

I'm sure Ken knows that He also has a good sense of humour

I've never seen it displayed here

 

[ColinEssex]

He also has a good sense of humour

I'm not sure if any of the Americans posting here have any sense of humour at all.

Col

 

[Fifty2One]

Well Ken and I do not see eye to eye on a lot of issues, however I do not think a Bash Ken thread is such a good idea. When the chips are down Ken is a good person.
In fact on another thread when someone posted that he was not fit to feed with pigs I jumped to his defense and posted that he indeed was...

 

[Rabbie]

I'm not sure if any of the Americans posting here have any sense of humour at all.

Col

I think you are being a little harsh here. You surely would not expect foreigners to have a British sense of humour would you.

 

[ColinEssex]

When the chips are down Ken is a good person.

That should be in the 'best joke' thread - that's a good one Fifty.

You surely would not expect foreigners to have a British sense of humour would you.

No, I suppose not. British humour is just beyond some people - subtle is not an American strongpoint.

Oh, and Rabbie, you needed a question mark after your post.

Col

 

[Rabbie]

That should be in the 'best joke' thread - that's a good one Fifty.



No, I suppose not. British humour is just beyond some people - subtle is not an American strongpoint.

Oh, and Rabbie, you needed a question mark after your post.

Col

You are correct of course but quite simply I knew it would provoke a reaction from you and as it was a Bank Holiday I thought I would give my question mark key the day off.

Now who was it who said that petty pedantry was the sure mark of a small mind?

 

[Rich]

Now who was it who said that petty pedantry was the sure mark of a small mind?

George Bush

 

[Brianwarnock]

George Bush

What he said it, or it was said about him?

Brian

 

[MSAccessRookie]

What he said it, or it was said about him?

Brian

Actually it was neither one. A lot of people have said that different things were the sure mark of a small mind, but no one has said that about petty pedantry, not even George Bush (for or about). I was wondering how long it would take someone who has a ONE TRACK Mind to Drag George Bush into this thread.

 

[Rich]

What he said it, or it was said about him?

Brian

He wouldn't get past the word petty

 

[Brianwarnock]

He wouldn't get past the word petty

I puzzled about your post as he struck me as not intelligent enough to be a pedant or to recognise one.

Brian

 

[Vassago]

I don't really see the need for a "bash Ken" thread.

Just reading his posts show how difficult it is for him to communicate at a level above his class. Thus, he does a reasonable job himself.

Col

"Just reading his posts shows how difficult it is for him to communicate at a level above his class." The line after doesn't even make sense.

No.

I appreciate it is difficult for some Americans to understand because there is no class in the USA (like Australia in a way).

Remember Ken has his level at redneck republican voter level, he has to kill his own food because civilisation is a little scant in the South, so communication other than name calling and empty promises is bound to be difficult for him. . . . . just read his posts. Doesn't that say enough?

Col

...he has to kill his own food because civilization is a little scant in the South...



The top quote is my favorite because it sounds like something Bush would say. Did you get your English lessions from him? Your word choice alone contradicts (or personifies) the very subject matter you aim to target Ken with. Perhaps you were actually referring to yourself?

 

[ColinEssex]

"Just reading his posts shows how difficult it is for him to communicate at a level above his class." The line after doesn't even make sense.

Read it again then. I realise it's subtle but you'll get it in the end, if not I suppose I'll have to explain it for you.

...he has to kill his own food because civilization is a little scant in the South...

I use the correct spelling of civilisation - not the Yankee bastardisation of the English language.

The top quote is my favorite because it sounds like something Bush would say. Did you get your English lessions from him? Your word choice alone contradicts (or personifies) the very subject matter you aim to target Ken with. Perhaps you were actually referring to yourself?

When someone who can spell simple words like "favourite" and "lesson" correctly, perhaps maybe, I'll pay attention a little more, but now I'm bored with your feeble attempt at verbal sparring so I'll log in again tomorrow and see if there is any more stimulating conversation then.

Col

 

[TessB]

subtle is not an American strongpoint.
Col

Yes it is.

 

[Mike375]

I think you are being a little harsh here. You surely would not expect foreigners to have a British sense of humour would you.

You are right, it is a special sense of humour.

Any country (as small as England) that could give away the two pieces of dirt called Australia and America has to have a special sense of humour

You blokes fucked up big time on those deals