That 'Paki' word has cropped up again.

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• Brian Dixon

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  13 October 2009     19:5430400
  #41      
  howard,i didnt say say eastern europe,more south east england.
• Guest 653

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  14 October 2009     07:0030421
  #42      
  Then you're English - you should be more proud of that !
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 674

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  14 October 2009     07:5930430
  #43      
  Barryw
  Could I start by saying, yer I was that geezer, don't think Sid was at those dizzy heights of being a cllr at that time.
  
  I have to say since calling Amelia ** chair ** she became a very good friend, both to myself, my wife and family.
  
  long after she retired from the council my wife anfd I had many a chat in the street both over old times, but also about our families.
  
  Have to say although we may not have agreed on the political side, Amelia was a good CHAIR(LOL) but also a very sincere cllr, who truly got involved even outside the council chamber.
  
  Whilst not wanting to single out 1 cllr she earnt my respect very early, and im pleased I came across her,
• Guest 655

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  14 October 2009     09:1430437
  #44      
  I completely agree with you about the one time model turned DDC Chairman, Amelia. She was a 'diamond'.
  
  Thinking about it, keith, though you often did annoy her (and other chairmen) in that way you were not the first to do it and I dont think it could have been Sid either. I think it was after the 1987 election (Sid was elected in 1991 from memory).
• Brian Dixon

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  14 October 2009     10:5630441
  #45      
  roger,is being english or british any thing to be proud of these days ? .
• howard mcsweeney1

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  14 October 2009     14:3730453
  #46      
  brian
  
  
  the football team have qualified for the world cup final stages with their best ever results and the cricket team has won back the ashes.
  
  most countries would be very satisfied with that sort of success.
  
  one minor thing, we do not have the taleban telling us what to do either.
• Brian Dixon

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  14 October 2009     18:0230467
  #47      
  actully we have its called the goverment.as for our so called footy team, when did they win anything [circa 1966] thanks to jeff hurst and co.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  14 October 2009     18:0930469
  #48      
  anyone can find it easy to slag off their countries achievements brian.
  
  i wonder why so many people are queuing up to get in?
  
  on the subject of sport it was only a year or so ago we were waking up to be told by our newspeople that more medals had been won at the olympics.
  
  a record haul, in fact.
• Brian Dixon

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  14 October 2009     18:3330472
  #49      
  howard,point taken,but on the reverse side how many people are trying to leave this green and wonderfull land.
• Guest 674

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  14 October 2009     21:2330484
  #50      
  Barryw
  Again I will say Amelia was one of the best chairs (lol) council ever had, and have to say she took such an interest in my family both inside and outside the chamber i was proud to be in her company

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