Muppets on this site
Jun 27th 2008, 1:51 am
#61
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Re: Muppets on this site
What you say dbd ur on my ignore list so cant read ur post - its like heaven.
Actually music (or should I say quietness) to the ears!
Iaink - Thx man - Night out of beers are on me for the heads up on ignore feature! Hell man after saving me that level of noise a years bear on me
Actually music (or should I say quietness) to the ears!
Iaink - Thx man - Night out of beers are on me for the heads up on ignore feature! Hell man after saving me that level of noise a years bear on me
Jun 27th 2008, 1:54 am
#62
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Re: Muppets on this site
I guess we all win then. I'm looking at your picture and, I'd be embarassed to admit this if you could see, I'm touching myself. MikeyB you are the literate European conquering the wilderness we all aspire to be. You are the Stanley of this continent. Show us the rest of your spandex!
Jun 27th 2008, 2:00 am
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Jun 27th 2008, 2:02 am
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Re: Muppets on this site
Greene King, wasn't it?
LCBO? Cans or bottles?
LCBO? Cans or bottles?
Jun 27th 2008, 2:07 am
#66
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Re: Muppets on this site
"Greene King Abbot Ale
brewed by Greene King, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England"
Cans. The nearest LCBO always has it but it's usually more expensive than Pride or Charles Wells. Now it's cheap (for Canada, eye wateringly expensive for the UK of course) so I picked up 50 cans.
brewed by Greene King, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England"
Cans. The nearest LCBO always has it but it's usually more expensive than Pride or Charles Wells. Now it's cheap (for Canada, eye wateringly expensive for the UK of course) so I picked up 50 cans.
Jun 27th 2008, 2:15 am
#68
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Re: Muppets on this site
"Greene King Abbot Ale
brewed by Greene King, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England"
Cans. The nearest LCBO always has it but it's usually more expensive than Pride or Charles Wells. Now it's cheap (for Canada, eye wateringly expensive for the UK of course) so I picked up 50 cans.
brewed by Greene King, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, England"
Cans. The nearest LCBO always has it but it's usually more expensive than Pride or Charles Wells. Now it's cheap (for Canada, eye wateringly expensive for the UK of course) so I picked up 50 cans.
Jun 27th 2008, 2:15 am
#69
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Jun 27th 2008, 2:15 am
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Jun 27th 2008, 2:16 am
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Jun 27th 2008, 2:19 am
#72
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Re: Muppets on this site
50 cans at 5:00pm, we've been drinking wine as well so maybe, 40 now. Of course come by for one if so inclined but doesn't a sale at the LCBO here mean a sale at the LCBO there? Cheap Abbot should be on your doorstep.
Jun 27th 2008, 2:22 am
#73
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Re: Muppets on this site
You are very new to the forum - so unless you have been lurking for a year and know otherwise, please give dbd a chance to show the love - which he has rather elegantly (and spandex-relatedly) professed above - but you haven't seen it. 
He doesn't use smileys, or winkies (
) so it does take some time to learn his tone.
He has brought much accuracy to the forum, and I for one am missing a good horse's arse photo that we haven't been privy to in such a long time.
He doesn't use smileys, or winkies (
) so it does take some time to learn his tone.He has brought much accuracy to the forum, and I for one am missing a good horse's arse photo that we haven't been privy to in such a long time.
Jun 27th 2008, 2:38 am
#74
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Re: Muppets on this site
You are very new to the forum - so unless you have been lurking for a year and know otherwise, please give dbd a chance to show the love - which he has rather elegantly (and spandex-relatedly) professed above - but you haven't seen it.
He doesn't use smileys, or winkies ( ) so it does take some time to learn his tone.
He has brought much accuracy to the forum, and I for one am missing a good horse's arse photo that we haven't been privy to in such a long time.
He doesn't use smileys, or winkies (
) so it does take some time to learn his tone.He has brought much accuracy to the forum, and I for one am missing a good horse's arse photo that we haven't been privy to in such a long time.
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