Comments by "Iazzaboyce" (@Iazzaboyce) on "Voice of America" channel.

  1. When I moved into my house I found an old violin and an old painting in the attic. I took them to an expert and he told me they were by Stradivarius and Rembrandt. When I asked how much they were worth he said: "Nothing, Rembrandt couldn't make violins and Stradivarius couldn't paint."
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  2. These security guards should carry a gallon of sour milkshake to pour over assailants - they obviously think it's acceptable behaviour.
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  3. +Paul Gibbons That's what they're after - to 'alter the goalposts' as they know they can't win a straight in/out. They want to keep the UK tethered to the EU, so it can be rejoined down the road. Their big fear is the UK becoming the independent country the people voted for, as this would see the economy thrive and the people would never vote to rejoin the EU.
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  4. Most of those that voted to stay in, respect democracy and think the UK should leave asap.
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  5.  @ThwartedVillainy  "Fascism is a form of government which is a type of one-party dictatorship. Fascists are against democracy." - So, it's the Remoaners that are the fascists.
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  6. People think this is silly, but part of a police officer's job is to say ludicrous things in court and stay straight faced.
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  7. +Didier Lemoine In the UK we don't just make new cars, we buy them too (around 2.5 million a year) That's more than one new car sale each year for every two people residing in the Republic of Ireland.
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  8.  @birddog9708  And you should practise spelling.
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  9.  @birddog9708  I already did - you're just too bad at spelling to notice.
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  10.  @birddog9708  You used the wrong spelling for 'practise' - nothing to do with Hogwarts.
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  11.  @birddog9708 You might speak English, but you don't write it very well because you have used the wrong spelling for 'practise'. Perhaps you should try using a dictionary...
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  12.  @birddog9708 "Practise (US practice) VERB [WITH OBJECT] 1Perform (an activity) or exercise (a skill) repeatedly or regularly in order to acquire, improve or maintain proficiency in it." (Oxford Dictionary)
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  13.  @birddog9708  The Oxford Dictionary is English and also gives the American spelling. According to the Oxford Dictionary, you were using the American spelling for the context in which you used the word. It's time to stop digging - you're clearly making yourself look an even bigger fool.
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