Fajon: Dialogue should be carried out in the Parliament, not on the streets

Oh, well. In the Parliament building is different from littering the BG streets with loo roles, and going around threatening with chain saws innocent.
Come in and face the real politicians.
It is important that any opposition is strong but you lot in Serbia are only strong when littering the streets. A child play. The only purpose you serve.

A genuine Brit would say toilet paper?!
(Tom L'Orizi, 3 November 2019 18:55)

Give me strength! Is this what you have come down to LOL? Trying to correct a Pom on how they should call a toilet? Amazing!
For your information the correct term is loo not toilet.

It's a loo. It's a loo roll.
And only posh, middle class English, British call it that way.
Any other way? They are the working class, peasants.

It's a loo. It's a loo roll.
And only posh, middle class English, British call it that way.
Any other way? They are the working class, peasants.
(British, 4 November 2019 16:13)

Another craving to be posh "Brit" ashamed of his Serbian blood with 45 years of experience of working in London talking about what he knows the best - the expertise in English toilet vocabulary.

You are the expert in this field, so you must be right.

Though, Brits rarely use loo. They mostly go to toilet. Right or wrong word - it doesn't matter.
(Tom L'Orizi, 4 November 2019 15:44)

Yes I am an expert plus I have several friends that live in the UK and the colloquial term is loo. Its commonly used much more than the word toilet.
I have even heard Prince Harry use the term loo during an informal interview on TV.

" .. littering the BG streets with loo roles ..."
(British, 1 November 2019 12:21)

A genuine Brit would say toilet paper?!

... For your information the correct term is loo not toilet.
(sj, 4 November 2019 12:55)

You are the expert in this field, so you must be right.

Though, Brits rarely use loo. They mostly go to toilet. Right or wrong word - it doesn't matter.

Another craving to be posh "Brit" ashamed of his Serbian blood with 45 years of experience of working in London talking about what he knows the best - the expertise in English toilet vocabulary.
(Tom L'Orizi, 5 November 2019 14:47)
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Amusing coming from an uneducated and unemployable Gheg with a fake Italian name - [among the others that you use to troll this site].

Amusing coming from an uneducated and unemployable Gheg with a fake Italian name - [among the others that you use to troll this site].
(Bored of the fake L'Orizi, 10 November 2019 23:43)

Dapple! You again!!?

Your ears blew your cover - as usually.

Dapple! You again!!?

Your ears blew your cover - as usually.
(Tom L'Orizi, 11 November 2019 21:07)
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Good comeback, must of taken you several days to formulate that response.

Your constant posting under different user names on this site over many years gives you away as the unemployable troll from Vancouver.

Is it that important how we express ourselves, because we all know what we mean. Loo roll is often used, as is toilet paper. Another is bog roll. There are more but it may not be appropriate to put into words on a forum.
Call it what you like.....LOL.

" .. littering the BG streets with loo roles ..."
(British, 1 November 2019 12:21)

A genuine Brit would say toilet paper?!

Oh, well. In the Parliament building is different from littering the BG streets with loo roles, and going around threatening with chain saws innocent.
Come in and face the real politicians.
It is important that any opposition is strong but you lot in Serbia are only strong when littering the streets. A child play. The only purpose you serve.

... For your information the correct term is loo not toilet.
(sj, 4 November 2019 12:55)

You are the expert in this field, so you must be right.

Though, Brits rarely use loo. They mostly go to toilet. Right or wrong word - it doesn't matter.

It's a loo. It's a loo roll.
And only posh, middle class English, British call it that way.
Any other way? They are the working class, peasants.
(British, 4 November 2019 16:13)

Another craving to be posh "Brit" ashamed of his Serbian blood with 45 years of experience of working in London talking about what he knows the best - the expertise in English toilet vocabulary.

You are the expert in this field, so you must be right.

Though, Brits rarely use loo. They mostly go to toilet. Right or wrong word - it doesn't matter.
(Tom L'Orizi, 4 November 2019 15:44)

Yes I am an expert plus I have several friends that live in the UK and the colloquial term is loo. Its commonly used much more than the word toilet.
I have even heard Prince Harry use the term loo during an informal interview on TV.

A genuine Brit would say toilet paper?!
(Tom L'Orizi, 3 November 2019 18:55)

Give me strength! Is this what you have come down to LOL? Trying to correct a Pom on how they should call a toilet? Amazing!
For your information the correct term is loo not toilet.

Is it that important how we express ourselves, because we all know what we mean. Loo roll is often used, as is toilet paper. Another is bog roll. There are more but it may not be appropriate to put into words on a forum.
Call it what you like.....LOL.

Another craving to be posh "Brit" ashamed of his Serbian blood with 45 years of experience of working in London talking about what he knows the best - the expertise in English toilet vocabulary.
(Tom L'Orizi, 5 November 2019 14:47)
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Amusing coming from an uneducated and unemployable Gheg with a fake Italian name - [among the others that you use to troll this site].

Amusing coming from an uneducated and unemployable Gheg with a fake Italian name - [among the others that you use to troll this site].
(Bored of the fake L'Orizi, 10 November 2019 23:43)

Dapple! You again!!?

Your ears blew your cover - as usually.

It's a loo. It's a loo roll.
And only posh, middle class English, British call it that way.
Any other way? They are the working class, peasants.

Dapple! You again!!?

Your ears blew your cover - as usually.
(Tom L'Orizi, 11 November 2019 21:07)
____________________________________________________________________________

Good comeback, must of taken you several days to formulate that response.

Your constant posting under different user names on this site over many years gives you away as the unemployable troll from Vancouver.