Wearing a poppy

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the anti-poppy brigade are just as bad as the pro-poppy brigade...

It's like athiests ... just as bad as god botherers!
 
the anti-poppy brigade are just as bad as the pro-poppy brigade...

It's like athiests ... just as bad as god botherers!

Totally agree - same with the hunting fraternity and the sabboteurs. They both do a good job of engendering sympathy for the other side's argument.
 
I had the AA at my door trying to convince me to give up my RAC policy...

I had the AA at the door asking me to come back. I said, **** off, I like getting pished.
 
I turned on the television in my Damascus hotel room to witness a dreary sight: all the boys and girls of BBC World wearing their little poppies again.
Bright red they were, with that particularly silly green leaf out of the top – it was never part of the original Lady Haig appeal – and not one dared to appear on screen without it. Do these pathetic men and women know how they mock the dead? I trust that Jon Snow has maintained his dignity by not wearing it.

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices...know-that-they-mock-the-war-dead-6257416.html