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Post by Dave on Feb 15, 2009 18:24:48 GMT
three out of five correct for you Phil, I think its back to college on Monday for you  |
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Post by Budleigh on Feb 15, 2009 18:25:29 GMT
Where's elevenses!!
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Post by aussie on Feb 15, 2009 18:25:46 GMT
firring line.
Interesting! Is this an American spell checker? Just doesn`t look right, firr-ing fir-ring fi-rring, how ever i break it down to pronounce it it sounds wrong, or am I just being a thick thingy again? Fireing doesn`t look right either, sometimes cannot get to grip with this language! Sorry to go off topic, but it does bother me!
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Post by chelstongull on Feb 15, 2009 18:28:50 GMT
three out of five correct for you Phil, I think its back to college on Monday for you Spot on Dave but I have AL on Tuesday and Fiday. |
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Post by Dave on Feb 15, 2009 18:30:28 GMT
firring line. Interesting! Is this an American spell checker? Just doesn`t look right, firr-ing fir-ring fi-rring, how ever i break it down to pronounce it it sounds wrong, or am I just being a thick thingy again? Fireing doesn`t look right either, sometimes cannot get to grip with this language! Sorry to go off topic, but it does bother me! Yes it is aussie as the forum is hosted on servers in the USA, I can't change the spell checker to UK English I'm afraid, some spellings may look wrong IE we spell colour, the spell checker will want to change it to color so don't worry mate, you are no thicker than you were yesterday. ;D |
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Post by aussie on Feb 15, 2009 18:38:45 GMT
Thats pretty thick then mate! ;D Not pickin holes in the site( ie spell checker) but when I first read it I thought, after a few other typos maybe Daves done another Britney. OOps I dunn it again! |
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Post by capitalgull on Feb 15, 2009 18:48:20 GMT
Brunch?
Afternoon tea?
Midnight snack?
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Post by merse on Feb 15, 2009 20:27:43 GMT
Brunch? Afternoon tea? Midnight snack?  Gree de Barsteward. Not a racehorse, but you..................I think you'd even break the back of Desert Orchid's marble memorial at Kempton Park! For me it's breakfast (4am cereal with hot honey and lemon drink) and dinner (6pm cooked meal - one course only) and look at the state of me - ever expanding and looking forward to a job as a model in a Toby Jug factory ;D Mind you that's on a working day.................. Saturday's it's breakfast - fresh hot bread from the neighbouring bakery and chipolata with relish hot dogs (2) - lunch as per the day's schedule.............usually a light pasta meal and dinner - a proper two course sit down gourmet with wine if I can get one in. Sunday, repeat of Saturday's breakfast, proper sit down one course Sunday Dinner followed by tea (the only one of the week) maybe a little snack converted from left overs (say a little minced up roast beef/lamb used as an ingredient for a nice real burger) and a nice bit of raspberry trifle..................mind you as from now I'm on a twelve hour fast in preparation for my periodical check up at the heart factory tomorrow. Stand by for bollocking over weight/expanding waist line and general SFB (Short Fat Bastard) appearance and warnings of the onset of cholesterol and excess sugar to blood count..............to say nothing of failing eye sight, arthritic joints, fading libido, BUT NO GREY HAIR! - well there had to be one plus!  Heart Unit tomorrow morning, Anti Natal in the afternoon (no not for me!) and Arthritis and Sports' Injury Re-Hab next week..................what a drain on the NHS!  |
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Post by Dave on Feb 15, 2009 20:38:50 GMT
I still believe your mate Kev airbrushed the photo of you and me, the hair looks to dark, mind you he did a good job ;D
good luck with the tests old timer,but if you can still make babies at your age you should pass with no problems
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Post by merse on Feb 15, 2009 20:47:30 GMT
good luck with the tests old timer,but if you can still make babies at your age you should pass with no problems Thanks for that...................it's not making babies that's the problem - it's clothing and feeding them! |
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Post by Rob on Feb 16, 2009 0:11:41 GMT
I like food.
I also feel that Buckle should not take any blame for Green's petulance. His frustration can be understood, but if you were in Steve Adams shoes you would have to consider lamping him.
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Post by Budleigh on Feb 16, 2009 7:59:00 GMT
I want to quickly put something insightful on here, but unfortunately i've got three rashers of bacon, some sauteed potatoes, grilled tomatoes and mushrooms, couple of fried eggs, two bits of wholemeal toast with Manuka honey and a pot of Earl Grey tea waiting. I'll try and get back and put my latest views on the man management situation a little later as long as it doesn't clash with my morning coffee with buttered croissant...
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Post by chelstongull on Feb 16, 2009 8:25:08 GMT
I want to quickly put something insightful on here, but unfortunately i've got three rashers of bacon, some sauteed potatoes, grilled tomatoes and mushrooms, couple of fried eggs, two bits of wholemeal toast with Manuka honey and a pot of Earl Grey tea waiting. I'll try and get back and put my latest views on the man management situation a little later as long as it doesn't clash with my morning coffee with buttered croissant... That sounds great - all I've got is one piece of white toast  |
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Post by crispygull on Feb 16, 2009 10:59:36 GMT
I want to quickly put something insightful on here, but unfortunately i've got three rashers of bacon, some sauteed potatoes, grilled tomatoes and mushrooms, couple of fried eggs, two bits of wholemeal toast with Manuka honey and a pot of Earl Grey tea waiting. I'll try and get back and put my latest views on the man management situation a little later as long as it doesn't clash with my morning coffee with buttered croissant... That sounds great - all I've got is one piece of white toast Yes, but how long have you been married CG? BG is still in the "honeymoon" period! ;D |
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Post by Budleigh on Feb 16, 2009 12:46:27 GMT
Exactly... and that's why I was able to have such a great breakfast... I've sent the new wife out to work so could get on with cooking a decent one for myself after she left!!
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