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Case by case posts show Dutchy to be very exacting in his definitions.
Does this thread require such precision or can we anticipate a little grace?

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Grace is usuallly linked to a short prayer of blessing or thanksgiving said before or after a meal. However grace can also be used with His, Her, or Your as a title and form of address for a duke, duchess, or archbishop.

(Precision not required tomasso, write what you like, just as I do. Smile

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Archbishop Makarios now, he was a Cypriot leader in the 1950s or 1960s as I recall. In those troubled times, we used to hear his name all the time on the BBS Home Service, RIP bish.

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Bish bash, I was takin' a bath. Long about a Saturday night!

(how's that Dutchy?) :wink:

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Night after night I dream of you. When are you making my dream come true?

(how's that tomasso? Smile

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True love more crimson than red. True heart more azure than blue. Rolling Eyes

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Blue roses for a red lady, a line from a badly-remembered song. Why do women like flowers, I think it's kinda weird.

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Weird is in the eye of the beholder. So is beauty! Smile

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Beauty and the Beast is a traditional fairy tale. Variants of the tale are known across Europe.

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Europe is a concept that is still confusing to the British. They often talk about Europe as though they weren't part of it.

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It's often said, and rightly so, that fortune favours the brave, and faint heart never won fair lady. Who dares, wins, ain't that right, bruv? Who can forget Del Boy and Rodney the dipstick?

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"dipstick" , you call rodney ? may he forgive your uncouth language and take you to his heart .

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Heart disease facts. Coronary heart disease is the greatest single cause of death among Australians and stroke is the second largest.

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Heart of ox is very nutritious. It need quite a long roasting and slicing cold and quite thin before you place it between two slices of well buttered bread with the crusts cut off, pepper and salted to taste, to get the best out of it.

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Largest tits is what they used to judge the beauty contests on. It is only since the advent of Grauniadism that other criteria, such as intelligence and good teeth, has come into vogue and turned what was originally a good idea into a shambles.

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Shambles is usually referred to as a scene or condition of complete disorder. Like last night when my son made dinner and left the kitchen in a complete mess for my wife to clean up.

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up the stairs you go ! and don't forget to turn the light out !

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Out with the old, in with the new. Exactly what I've done today by replacing the carpets throughtout the house.

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House full of carpets, wow, that must have cost a bomb. "Bomb" reminds me of Manchester where there is, or was, an area near the city centre called the Old Shambles, and this name refers to its earlier use as a charnel house or slaughterhouse, a place where animals were killed for consumption; the word has mutated slightly in meaning since then.

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Then, finally, the big day arrived and Liverpool won three nil. Oh what a night of joy and celebration.

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