Thread: Another protest against plans for a new mosque
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Old 08-04-2010, 02:58   #131
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Re: Another protest against plans for a new mosque
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Originally Posted by Gary L View Post
Why is it right that thay close? can't you just leave them as a historical kind of thing?



You wouldn't believe it would you.



I don't know. people think that the design of them is over powering? built to look like a palace? stands out like a leggy blonde in a short skirt and high heels?



I would be if you had them all knocked down for non-use.



It's not so much 'more' it's more too many, too big, and a bit over the top.



Why do we have to increase them? I thought they weren't being used?
Its not always necessary to have an answer for everything Gary, especially when the response is as vacuous as;


"You wouldn't believe it would you"

and my favourite.


"It's not so much 'more' it's more too many, too big, and a bit over the top."
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