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PedanticBarSteward Posted Jan 6, 2006
At the risk of being pedantic'Awwwwwwwwww you weren't supposed to know so quickly !' isn't a question - or has the language totally changed while I've been away?
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Jan 6, 2006
Having read Post: 332 and re-read Post: 331 is it the typist or Haffid-the-Outdoor who needs sacking? Is there any law against drinking and typing? If not, isn't it time that Blair got his act together and made one?
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Dene - specialist in red herrings Posted Jan 6, 2006
Do you think that the leader of the Liberal Party would be better qualified to make laws relating to alcohol consumption?
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Jan 6, 2006
Probably - but could he spell 'alcohol consumption' when under the affluence of incohol? Will he ever be in a position to make a law?
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Dene - specialist in red herrings Posted Jan 6, 2006
Do you think that it would be possible for him to make a law while he is lying drunk in a gutter? Or should he wait until someone has sobered him up?
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Jan 6, 2006
Should any politicians be helped with anything? Are not all politicians there so as to help themselves, line thier pockets and generally get their egos boosted? George Brown was known to enjoy a drop ot two - was regarded as a bit of a buffoon but did he ever stoop to the level of asking people to feel sorry for him? If - for nothing else - wasn't this the thing he is most remembered for?
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Jan 6, 2006
What rules? Has this -perchance - got anything to do with Lau Rawls - other wise known as the soft, velvety roo-rolls?
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Jan 6, 2006
Isn't someone who cannot type and types tripe?
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Jan 6, 2006
If " Home includes two small(ish) girls,husband and a one eyed cat"
and you are an "optimist" why do you take 'his' raincoat?
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chorlton Posted Jan 6, 2006
were you lurking? Did you see that was Wilsons quote not mine? Can you see why it appealed to me?
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PedanticBarSteward Posted Jan 7, 2006
Do you mean 'lurking' in the sense of Hugh Grant in Four Weddings and a Funeral?
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Nick_Em (not_him) Posted Jan 8, 2006
I have never watched it. But here is an interesting fact - did you know that Ronald Regan was seriously considered to be in Casablanca but instead they chose Humphrey Bogart?
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- 343: Dene - specialist in red herrings (Jan 6, 2006)
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- 345: Dene - specialist in red herrings (Jan 6, 2006)
- 346: chorlton (Jan 6, 2006)
- 347: PedanticBarSteward (Jan 6, 2006)
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- 356: chorlton (Jan 6, 2006)
- 357: PedanticBarSteward (Jan 7, 2006)
- 358: chorlton (Jan 8, 2006)
- 359: PedanticBarSteward (Jan 8, 2006)
- 360: Nick_Em (not_him) (Jan 8, 2006)
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