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Craven De Kere. A man gone mad?

 
 
Wilso
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 06:10 am
edgarblythe wrote:
I almost started a thread about that message sent to everyone, but I realized a2k would not suffer a fool to disrupt what we have all done here, thanks to craven, who works and works to make the site what it is.


Anyone who can put up with me deserves a f***ing medal.
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 06:24 am
Amen, brother! Laughing
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Wilso
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 06:30 am
Phoenix32890 wrote:
Amen, brother! Laughing


Thanks for agreeing so readily Phoenix. :wink:
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 06:39 am
Laughing :wink:
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 07:40 am
who is craven de kare?
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 07:43 am
dlowan wrote:
The capybaras shall never desert you, Gus.

can I have Craven's stuff when you conquer the castle?


Does Craven have stuff? Is it good? Anything with feathers?




(i got one of those pm's too)
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 07:46 am
I haven't gotten PM in years............and glad of it! Very Happy
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Setanta
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 07:47 am
Will there be any shooting? What about hacking and slashing? Can we carve someone up?

Who is this clown undercovermessage, and why is he/she/it making my life unnecessarily bizarre?
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 07:49 am
Setanta- Hey, a little bizarreness is good for the constitution. Mixes things up. Gets the juices flowing!
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fishin
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 07:57 am
Will anyone be getting hoisted upon their petard? I always wanted to do that.

What the heck is a petard anyway? Is that like a leotard for one legged peoples? Very Happy
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:02 am
Quote:
pe·tard (pi-tärd')
n.

A small bell-shaped bomb used to breach a gate or wall.
A loud firecracker.
[French pétard, from Old French, from peter, to break wind, from pet, a breaking of wind, from Latin peditum, from neuter past participle of pedere, to break wind.]

WORD HISTORY The French used pétard, "a loud discharge of intestinal gas," for a kind of infernal engine for blasting through the gates of a city. "To be hoist by one's own petard," a now proverbial phrase apparently originating with Shakespeare's Hamlet (around 1604) not long after the word entered English (around 1598), means "to blow oneself up with one's own bomb, be undone by one's own devices." The French noun pet, "fart," developed regularly from the Latin noun peditum, from the Indo-European root *pezd-, "fart."


I like that! Nobody can ever say that we don't learn something educational on A2K! Very Happy
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fishin
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:06 am
Phoenix32890 wrote:
The French used pétard, "a loud discharge of intestinal gas,"...[/b]




Oh my! Shocked

Oops, I petarded! Embarrassed
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Heeven
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:08 am
hoisted by my own fart? now that is some explosion!

And I DO feel a bit gassy today - watch out.
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drom et reve
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:10 am
How could anyone think of defaming Craven's name thus? He is the quintessence of what a man should be, someone of whom I am proud to know...

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(sotto)I expect the 100,000 Deutschmarks and the key to the Uzbek presidential mansion by dawn tomorrow, sent in the beige bag to 'Marie Antoinette' by 17.26 CET tommorrow; if not... well, you don't want to know if not Wink
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Setanta
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:12 am
In French, one says that someone "lances" (throws) a fart . . .

Il lance toujours les pets pendant la messe.

He always lets farts during Mass.

Source of a great joke, which won't work here, but what the hell:

Man gets on an elevator with a beautiful young woman, who lets a fart just a moment later. The man smiles and winks, and the young lady turns up her nose and "harumphs."

Mademoiselle, quelle pétulance!

Monsieur, il ne faut pas me tutoyer!


(which is to say: Madmoiselle, what petulance {with an auditory double entendre, of "what a fart you let"} and the reply--Sir, you needn't get familiar!)
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cavfancier
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:16 am
I would say "hee hee hee", but I must use French, which would be "haw haw haw" in a low, gruff self-indulgent voice.
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Setanta
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:17 am
Qui a coupé le fromage?
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dlowan
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:22 am
Has he things with feathers? Hope is the thing with feathers - I have hopes he does...
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the prince
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:24 am
Did not know dlowan was into tickling - kinky eh ?
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dlowan
 
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Reply Mon 1 Dec, 2003 08:25 am
why does everything here, eventually, lead to farts? Is it the ghost of the presence of Moondoggy?
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