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How do I stir up the Cambridge Philosophy budget scoffers?

 
 
spendius
 
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Reply Fri 22 Apr, 2005 09:10 am
Lola:-

I know that.Some people walk to the North Pole.
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spendius
 
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Reply Fri 22 Apr, 2005 09:14 am
The celibate has so,so much more to laugh at.

His opposite number (2.1 hits per month) is such a serious person and usually up to his neck in debt on top of the earache.
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Ethel2
 
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Reply Fri 22 Apr, 2005 09:18 am
cel·i·bate ( P ) Pronunciation Key (sl-bt)
n.
1. One who abstains from sexual intercourse, especially by reason of religious vows.
2. One who is unmarried.

Ahhhhhhh, I see, you're going by the second one.
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Mathos
 
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Reply Fri 22 Apr, 2005 04:32 pm
spendius wrote:
George:-

I must make it clear that guilt is the very last thing on my mind.I am a practical man.One might just as easily say that one's machismo is challenged if one fails to purchase a six cylinder Ferrari.Women laugh at celibates for the same reason Ferrari salesmen laugh at cheap car drivers-which is only to be expected I suppose.What I find incomprehensible is men lending a helping hand.It seems a trifle disloyal.

Besides-have you seen the state of the object these days?



Spendius' "Old Boy" everybody laughs at celibates.
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Mathos
 
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Reply Fri 22 Apr, 2005 04:36 pm
Excuse me asking Spendius "Old Boy" what do you do with it, you know, if you don't use it as nature intended it to be used, and as women demand it be used?

You see I am concerned about this, it seems ridiculous to me !

I get erections when I drop my pants for the nurse to give me an injection, can't help it! They always smile as well, must make them feel good!
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georgeob1
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 01:58 am
Mathos, we are all really glad to hear you can get it up. Nurse fetishes are a bit infantile, but to each his own.

Piss off.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 03:38 am
George:-

The injections are probably neat Viagra.

Have you ever heard of anything so ridiculous as Viagra.One might think that debasing craving for conjunction was bad enough when the biology forces it upon one but to seek to extend it when blessed relief has arrived in the form of surfeit or maturity is beyond the parameters of normality and to pay out good money to do so is on another level of parameters.Not to mention one knows not what pullulating round the arterial arrangements which,but could they speak,would be astonished.

The image of the chap with his pants round his ankles in erectile mode is one of the stock figures of certain types of comedy going right the way back to ancient Greece.I think Euripedes has a scene where a bunch of warriors in just such a state are rendered into putty at the hands of their female counterparts who could probably have had them stood on one leg whilst whistling the theme tune to Bridge Over The River Kwai had they thought of it.

I came across the "nurse" fetish once but I didn't pursue it so far in case it got a holdover me.

I saw a very elderly couple once on TV discussing the joys of Viagra and I fell off the sofa laughing.It was part of a campaign to get the Gov't to make the drug free on the NHS which was wisely resisted.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 03:47 am
Mathos:-

These sorts of things do happen to me from time to time but I have found the cold tap comes in handy in order that I can avoid being easily taken advantage of.

Could you tell us all whether the beautifully realised scene you conjured took place under private health care or was it on the NHS with a queue of fellow erections impatiently waiting behind you.Does the nurse not give it a short,sharp smack?
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 04:50 am
Mathos:-

It could have been Sophocles.I'm not well up on Greek Tragedies.It was in that Lying Sister Trala thing.

Hey-how did you know the nurse was a lady.It might have been one of those chickswiwhatsits.Some of them look pretty good.One once confused Elliot Ness the famous Untouchable.An' he was a detective.
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Ethel2
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 08:06 am
Oh.......
If Spendicus only could believe
Some fair Roses do not deceive
Oh the joys to be heldover
Are for roses more than stover

Livestock is livestock
Maybe so
But colly jock
Is the way to go


You're a fun guy Spendi, we all know. So why are you making this argument?
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Ethel2
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 08:09 am
georgeob1 wrote:
Mathos, we are all really glad to hear you can get it up. Nurse fetishes are a bit infantile, but to each his own.

Piss off.


george,

This made me spontaneously laugh out loud. Your timing and cadence is perfect.
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NobleCon
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 11:17 am
And may I ask: how many of you attend, or have attended, Cambridge University, Department of Philosophy in particular?
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Mathos
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 11:26 am
georgeob1 wrote:
:

?

:
"Piss Off"


Yale education George ?

Gay leanings ?

Or !!!

Simple explanation , Yourself and Spendius, vegetarians ?

That could be the key.

We all need blood 'Georgie Boy' or is it important to you Georgio b1 ?

It would appear the pair of you would be little or no use at all in a
sucking contest ! About as much use as a pair of gelded dogs actually.
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Mathos
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 04:11 pm
NobleCon wrote:
And may I ask: how many of you attend, or have attended, Cambridge University, Department of Philosophy in particular?



I most certainly have not !
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NobleCon
 
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Reply Sat 23 Apr, 2005 06:21 pm
Strong emotion, Mathos. May I ask why?
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blatham
 
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Reply Sun 24 Apr, 2005 05:57 am
On the subject of georges.

When the American distributor of "The Madness of King George III" set to his planning, he concluded that he was best to remove that final III in the title, figuring that too many Americans would assume they'd missed the two previous movies about George and thus not bother attending.
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georgeob1
 
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Reply Sun 24 Apr, 2005 08:03 am
Blatham,

How quickly you have assumed the affectations of Manhatanites ! I had hoped for a more enduring character and outlook from a representative of the cognoscenti of BC.
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Mathos
 
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Reply Sun 24 Apr, 2005 01:59 pm
NobleCon wrote:
Strong emotion, Mathos. May I ask why?




"A rank is but the guinea's stamp,
The man himself the gold"
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Mathos
 
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Reply Sun 24 Apr, 2005 02:22 pm
blatham wrote:
On the subject of georges.

When the American distributor of "The Madness of King George III" set to his planning, he concluded that he was best to remove that final III in the title, figuring that too many Americans would assume they'd missed the two previous movies about George and thus not bother attending.



Well put Blatham, Old Boy, very well put in deed.

It is extremely irritating, witnessing the colonial mis-fits attempting to express themselves with candour, resulting in rancour. Sister George being a perfect example with his lowly Brazilian gutter language we have observed with dismay.

One of the advantages of 'good education' by which means alone we are rendered suitable members for regularly organised society.

Night Blatham..

God Save The Queen
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NobleCon
 
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Reply Sun 24 Apr, 2005 04:17 pm
A colourful remark- and insufficient, at best; at worst, equivocal.

Your relation of CPD attendance to a "guinea's stamp" follows suit.

Please, if you can, and without the drivel, provide me with an adequate response to 'What is the problem with CPD?'.
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