I appreciate that transferral is a standard technique for people such as yourself who are constantly humiliated on websites such as this one, but surely you don't think [ianyone[/i will fall for this ruse?

like i said before dopey, ive never called you a union troll.

Here we go again.

I made a lighthearted comparison to TARANIS - if you want to take it seriously and literally, and it seems you do, then the only response is:

Please quote where I said you had accused me of being a troll.

Remember, if you want to take things [iliterally[/i (and it seems you do), you'll need a [iliteral quote[/i.

So, off you pop.

You should know, however, that we all know you're about to jump through hoops in an attempt to claim my Witchsmeller Persuivant reference somehow equates to a literal claim equating to "Dally called me a troll". So it should be funny to see the results.

thanks for backing away from your BS comment.

just saying you were wrong wouldve been easier but clearly thats too much for the ego.

keep up the BS mate.

I haven't.

Is the sky pink in your reality?

if you back away any more you might fall of the cliff, be careful mate.

Do you have someone following you around with a Theremin? I may have to modify the population count.

the only good thing ive taken from your posts is the use of that word scheudenfraude which you never would think of on a RL forum

other than that its just been a load of BS.

Show me the quotes, dolly.

maybe the term "were" means something else in sweeden

No, [iif anything[/i that would be [ime[/i describing us as Union trolls. See, this is why I predicted you'd try to use that quote on a previous page, and I predicted you'd look silly doing so.

I was right.

You need to find the quote where [iI[/i claim [iyou've[/i called me a union troll. I appreciate you're dim, so I'm helping you out here.

Toddle off now dolly, and find the quote.

I missed this the first time, and I can't resist.

[iWere[/i does indeed mean something different to [iwe're[/i, in Sweden or elsewhere. One is past tense, the other present for starters.