- Hey like-minded girls on this thread – lets not all presume the bigoted Gee is a 'he'... Gee may be a 'she'... even more menacing. - Sally Stevens
- I'd like to thank 'Waiting' for confirming my earlier point http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2329236/Woolwich-attack--Moment-heroic-woman-tries-remonstrate-knife-wielding-soldier-killer-police-arrived-scene.html#comments You'd all better hope I'm wrong. I do too. But I doubt it. - Gee
- I don't think I have ever been so shocked as I was when I read this. How can ANYONE just go and hack another person to death? Doesn't matter what your religion or your excuse is. What the hell is happening to humanity? It makes me weep. - Rosie
- Matilda, your lack of comprehension skills never goes unnoticed. Slowly now ... I said that 'shirk' is a crime more foul than paedophila. You can, apparently, be forgiven for paedophilia but never for shirk. Understand now? - Gee
- That's harsh Sally. From his comments, Gee appears to be an isolated, white middle-aged anglo-saxon male whose only solace is in hate. - Matilda
- You do not kill sexism, racism or any ism by fighting and shouting. You kill it iwht kindness and compassion. Honestly who would want to stay with hosts like this. Move on and let them learn the consequences of their actions. Arguing and publicity only makes bigots more staunch. Let society change around them slowly and eventually the river will move the rock or carve a new course leaving it high and dry - and hopefully in a business gone broke. - Noblejoker
- !00% agree with you Sally - Caroline B
- Don't waste your time with Gee people. He's just an annoying little troll, best ignored as he f***S off once he stops getting the attention. Sickening attack, no way representative of the Islamic faith & rightly condemned by the Muslim Council of Britain as noted in the article. Ingrid Loyau-Kennett is truly one amazing, brave woman. - Caroline B
- I'm with you, love Brad and George too for that matter!!Don't take any of it seriously and doesn't really effect what I buy, just admire a good looking bloke! - Lee
- Love what you've got, ladies! You're awesome, Mrs. Woog. - Jennifer Salkilld
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