Young man ( I can't believe I have to call you that), you really shouldn't be dating seriously at this point.
Give yourself time to grow up as a man, without being so dependent on a woman you haven't been with that long. She has made you start all these threads, and it's worrying.
I gave you the same advise on your duplicate thread, still, no harm telling you again.
The doctor only chose to respond to mine. His girlfriend accused me of being against him, and so on.
Owen you have been reported. I rarely do it, but when it is clear I am being picked out of many, for having a similar opinion to them, I am left with no choice.
Graham said some comments here were a bit off, now, if your boyfriend chose to respond to Graham, and Graham to him, would you think the same of him (Graham)?
I suggest you don't let your personal feelings to a member here, make it a barrier to the rest of us expressing ourselves. Read my first comment here, before the Dr. posted. Does it seem like I have suddenly changed my thought because of his presence? If so, then wouldn't I have quoted him in that?
I posted before he came into the thread. What's more, I said some Americans thought like I explained they do, yet he felt he should quote me and 'explain' himself. I don't know why he felt the need to do that. Why isn't anyone else reacting to my statement like you are?
Spare me your hysteria, he's your crush, not everyone else's.
Look up the word 'some' before you attempt to jump on me.
I'm sure the family of the deceased would not feel touched by the fact that people are more worried about the way their child was killed, than the more important fact that she was killed.
I'm hoping most people here don't ever get to send their condolences to a Muslim family.
I'm amazed at how some Americans on this thread seem more concerned with the way the person was killed ( beheading) than the fact that a person has been killed.
Ignorance or hate?
It is almost like we are expected to feel it was wrong because it happened in good ol' America, than sympathise with the loss of a life.
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RE: um-is it a scouser holiday?
I missed it.