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Not quite as creepy as what his brother prefers to finger.

Note: this statement likely doesn't include you if your government suggested drinking bleach.

Aye, they're a Mickey Mouse operation, that's for sure.

No offense to any babies out there, but til you pop out of your mother's hole you are her property. If she wants to end the abomination growing inside her than your luck has run out. Better luck next time. If this makes baby Jesus sad then I'm sure the mother will face the repercussions. In...

The death toll is always too high. but it definitely could have been higher and it would all have been down to us and not our governments. I remember in the beginning and the Tories (UK) were giving it all the "take one for the team" etc and we all screamed how monstrous that was. So they did...

Sadly, the pandemic will never be over. There were lessons to be learnt from it that as a society we refused to learn but to be fair with you no one ever expected to be over. The lockdowns were just a way to slow down the influx of vulnerable to our hospitals while we raced to find a vaccine...

Aye, he's talking about before then. You know, when there was a Scottish monarch. Personally I couldn't give a fuck about that either; they're all crazy "nobles" who inherited lands that were bought with blood at the end of the day. In other news though, it's good to hear the new King is...

I think he's talking about when the Scottish and English thrones joined.

144 Ukrainians were released, not Russians, fuck knows what you're reading. lol Surrender *is* a way out. Obviously you don't understand Sun Tzu and just like arguing. Well done for playing lol.

I really need to question your sources on that one. Wars are not fought on ammunition alone.

No, I'd like you to answer my question. What part of the statement "When you surround an army, leave an outlet free" do you disagree with? Are you somehow under the illusion that a cornered enemy is a safe enemy?

So you think that we shouldn't offer an encircled enemy a way out? What "ancient" reason was there that this was good advice in the past? Do you even understand why "When you surround an army, leave an outlet free" is good advice? No offence like, but do you?

@printer I mean you're arguing with some grade A tactical advide there. Why do you think that when you surround an army you shoudn't leave an outlet free? It seem like som strange advice to offer. Why are you offering it?

That's fantastic and has nothing to do with "When you surround an army, leave an outlet free. " What did you say "no" to there? What part of that statement did you disagree with?

So what alternative were you trying to explain? You started your post with "no" to what part did you mean "no" to?

Great, but you've not said why Sun Tzu's words are wrong here. In what scenario are we best to ignore the words: "When you surround an army, leave an outlet free." I'm not dissing you, I'm just wondering why anyone would have complaint with that line.

Well that's great. But what alternative to "When you surround an army, leave an outlet free " do you think that @printer might be talking about since that's what we're talking about here. He said "no" to Sun Tzu's words and I'm wondering why. Do you think Sun Tzu's words are wrong in this...

According to some, he's just a mascot. A mascot in control of the 8th most powerful army in the world and one who could likely have your existence extinguished without so much as a boo from anyone outside your family, but hey, a mascot who barely costs him a penny and brings untold (read...

Aye, that's why I quoted Sun Tzu lol What alternative point was printer trying to make, do you think?

Still waiting on an offer for this one from our non-UK Royalist friends lol How about if I say please? Pretty please? :lol: