The on-again-off-again blog of the compulsive and obsessively disturbed David Davis, (aka Harry Heidelberg, a blogger who seems to have a somewhat irrational and rather unhealthy love/hate relationship with Webdiary and its management) together with his foul-mouthed Liar-loving Howard-hugging fascist supporters, Geoff Pahoff and Jay White, et al, has resurrected itself (just as ‘Harry’ was on a bit of a downer over some pathetic argument he’s having with one of the Webdiary management and about to close down his own blog because of it) just in time to have a stoush with the indomitable Sid Walker.
Sid has taken up the challenge of debating with these lunatics the minutiae of historic reality for which they, in turn, have no argument other than to resort to foul language and hints that they too, like Webdiary, simply will not publish any more of Sid’s posts!
For what it’s worth Sid, you can post your thoughts here – as, indeed, you already have – anytime.
AUSTRALIANS AT WAR
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4 comments:
Damian... Happy 58th birthday you old bastard. I trust you will be updating your blog details?
Bastard? Maybe. Old? Never! Thanks for the thought though Kathy. I think the details get updated automatically but it'll probably be a day late because Blogspot is not in Australia. Have a good day.
Damian,It's good to know that even though we cannot agree on many issues that we can still respect one another. Even though I take the mickey out of you on occaisons... I know that you are'nt really a bastard but a genuinely caring person with a different viewpoint to my own.And you have a sense of humour... But you are still considerably older than me!!! cheers mate..
I try to see the upside to everything, Kathy. For example, it's not so much that I am considerably older than you, it's more that you are considerably younger than me! There is always two ways of looking at everything... but you knew that.
Avagoodweeg.
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