Row over church bells in North Somerset takes its toll

“still no answer to the question.. just petty name calling.

I have just been on the wrington website to see the bells are back on, it seems like it was possible to switch them off between 11-7 after all... there's a surprise!
My guess is being as it is a new mechanism/software the church knew this all along, but switching them off completely gave the church and the warden it's nationwide 'victim' mentality and 5 minutes of fame.

Time to move on. i'm scanning the internet for the next Daily Mail readership instance of over reactionary comment. Power to the little man.”

“@excalibur12
"this is after all an anonymous faceless response board of which you take full advantage of"
and thats the name you were born with it? You preach about faceless response board which you say i take full advantage of, and yet you hide behind some different name. And here i am using my real name.
Now, who's hiding? Dont try to be clever, you will need the brain cells for another time.

@commenter42
""You can always tell when someone has lost an argument by the way they can only insult anyone with a different point of view."
nice to see you admit you lost any argument you ever had. You wrote something and didnt read the article, and made yourself looks stupid not me. I merely pointed that fact out.”

“@roly1234&5.
You can imply I am something or someone that I clearly am not, you can make up your nonsensical paradoxes as much as you like in trying to detract from your very limp argument.
So, one more time just for you, even though it has been asked a few times by other posters and ignored, here goes..
Church bells, 1am, 2am, 3am, 4am etc.. Every 15 minutes etc.. Simple question.. Why?”

“@Excalibur12 "For all any of us know, these people maybe more 'village' than the villagers."

In Wrington? Unlikely.”

“stop it moose my sides are splitting, oh I think I might have wet myself, you really are the funniest little creature I have had the pleasure of.

Pleases ignore my comments from earlier as I never realised this forum was for amusement purposes only.”

“No apology needed roly12345, but that might explain why people were so keen to get out of YOUR village so quick.”

“Sorry moose, if all my friends and neighbours clubbed together, we would still spend the money on a statue to your great self.
After all when the local toilets got closed we had nowhere to go.”

“@Excalibur12
Suggesting there may be more to this story than is being told, tends to imply you know more and therefore are closer to the story.
If on the other hand you are just making facile points about things that are completely unsubstantiated, then you are just trolling.
So they lived and worked in London, but they could originally be from a small village that banned church bells back in the forties and forced everyone into the labour camps of London to toil until they had enough money to go and visit death by retirement on all English villages.
Utter twaddle.
and besides, after several years of living and working in London, I'd say they were from London, unless they would prefer to cling to their faded roots in which case, what are they doing in someone else's green and pleasant bit of England?
Just because I can afford to buy something, it doesn't give me the right to set about destroying it.”

“@roly12345 - "But no, that is just fantasy, the property will sell to ignorant city folk"

Maybe you should have a word with your friends/relatives/neighbours and ask them to stop cashing in on owning a village property?”

“The funny thing is, the Church aren't being very Christian, welcoming and neighbourly in all this!”