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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 7939989)
Let me try another tack.
Firstly let me say I do respect your opinion and will even go so far as to say I've been around here long enough to consider you a friend. That being said when you enter into a debate as in this case: http://britishexpats.com/forum/showp...1&postcount=57 "Please, keep it civil. You all know the rules by now." b This is what I object to. Just my opinion others may or may not agree.;) |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 7939999)
Huh - see my name wasn't in there!!! :ohmy:
I could take offence and flounce you know! :p suck it up princess? (no thats not it) Tough Tayties? (nope) ah yes I got it........... Dont let the door hit your ass on the way out. ONLY Joking Hun, I for one would miss you.................... I mean who else is going to make me look vaguely intelligent?????? oh yeah essexman and Edo will still be around I guess. :p:sneaky::p |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 7940003)
Fair cop. There was a thread about tea recently - want to go over the finer points of orange pekoe again?
Actually am off to read Planning mag which I get sent free from the RTPI in Uk but the PIBC are being arsey bout my credentials - hmm but have still cashed my cheque!! cheeky buggers! |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Simon Legree
(Post 7940005)
I cannot see anything of a threat in that. Just a simple request to "keep it civil" followed by the observation that we "all know the rules by now". Actually I am sometimes amazed at Ian's restraint.
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
(Post 7940012)
what was that phrase again......................
suck it up princess? (no thats not it) Tough Tayties? (nope) ah yes I got it........... Dont let the door hit your ass on the way out. ONLY Joking Hun, I for one would miss you.................... I mean who else is going to make me look vaguely intelligent?????? oh yeah essexman and Edo will still be around I guess. :p:sneaky::p |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 7940021)
oi - I'll have you know that I have a degree and a post grad thingy too!!
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
(Post 7940026)
I have two and a Masters, doesnt stop me looking like a complete brain dead tosser though does it. :o
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Steve_P
(Post 7940018)
On it's own it looks innocuous but along with other posts in the same vein it has a deeper meaning.
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
I was just wondering if Butch and Alan were married in a former life??? :confused:
Honestly the way you two go on is like a divorced couple that still secretly care enough about each other to argue just as a means of keeping in contact :rofl: Just cut the BS and get a room the pair of you ;) |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 7940038)
I was just wondering if Butch and Alan were married in a former life??? :confused:
Honestly the way you two go on is like a divorced couple that still secretly care enough about each other to argue just as a means of keeping in contact :rofl: Just cut the BS and get a room the pair of you ;) |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 7940038)
I was just wondering if Butch and Alan were married in a former life??? :confused:
Honestly the way you two go on is like a divorced couple that still secretly care enough about each other to argue just as a means of keeping in contact :rofl: Just cut the BS and get a room the pair of you ;) |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by The4BellsLondon
(Post 7940030)
Do you have two degrees, or saying you have a degree too?? Sorry, just being pedantic. . . .;)
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Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
(Post 7940046)
two degrees :p
Some times I like to use all my letters after my name - cos it looks pretty! |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 7940041)
I can't say I care for your analogy. It might surprise you, but I actually quite like Butch.
now shut up and swallow the bacon. |
Re: Which is more 'newsworthy'?
Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
(Post 7940054)
The feeling is mutual.........................
now shut up and swallow the bacon. |
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