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THE BRITISH THREAD

 
 
spendius
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 04:59 am
Cal wrote in one of those fits of inconsistency to which ladies of a certain age are unfortunately prone-

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So are yours spendius! Go sit in the bathtub and soak a bit more -
there is a lot of dirt coming from you. Where on earth do you get off
insulting people in that manner? Don't you think for one minute that
you are superior to them - on the contrary, you could learn a lot from
the likes of Lord Ellpus which unfortunately never will penetrate your narrow
mind. I can't believe what an arrogant *** you've become.


I was insulted first my dear in case you hadn't noticed. And by a person from Australia blurting an uncalled for and trite interjection on smorgsy's British thread.

What could I possibly learn from Ellpus?

He's been "wandering round the place (A2K) looking for 'night owl' Americans or Chinese students who need questions answered.

He declared he was "very tempted to do a spot of streaking".

He made an unfunny and tasteless joke about a national hero.

He had a 30 sec dalliance behind the bike sheds with someone called Yvonne.

He's "annoyed" by women's free choice to change their bodies.

He's falling asleep at the office. On full pay no doubt.

He likes Steve Wright who has condescension off to a fine art.

He reads Jeremy Clarkson and approves of him calling British youth "gormless" and then using that assertion to be "frightened".

He wears pink fluffy slippers.

He has a dog.

He feels the need to inform us that he's "got to go to the loo".

And that it caused "saucisson afterburn" which one presumes means ring-sting.

He's "on the road to hard cynicism".

And didn't we all laugh at his "kiddley" joke?

smorgsy "chucked" him to which he responded by ordering her to stay out of her own thread.

By mentioning Bletchley he got us a visit from Setanta, which is like the kiss of death, and he took a bit of shifting and then only after some infantile claptrap about the last war in 500 words.

He suggested "front bottom" for your "***".

He tells us he's a "red blooded male and that he drools.( I bet you like droolers Cal on account of how easy they are to manipulate.) And his "groin explodes prematurely".

He suggests he uses Viagra.

He uses aftershave and a "new" one at that.

He said smorgsy's thread would go "tits up" using "t*ts" to prove his decorum just because some itsy-bitsy nonsense upset his sense of self-importance.

He caused smorgsy to beg him to stay which is unforgiveable really.

He specialises, when not doing the war on one sheet of paper, in schoolboy smut and not only never misses an opportunity to allude to his parts and their priapic nature but invents them from nowhere in case they have not been mentioned for half-an-hour.

And the smear is his usual technique when his thin skin is pricked.

Come on Cal. What have I to learn from that lot. Give me a clue. I'm an eager soaker up of useful information.

Are the scientists down your way still "nerds"?

One would think that a German lady living in America would only enter smogsy's British thread in a respectful manner and would have taken the trouble to familiarise herself with what has gone before.

One of the important things that superior British people try to avoid is basing arguments on their own assertions. In fact I understand that superior German people do the same.

You have lived in England I seem to remember. Why not contribute a few of your experiences for our delectation instead of jumping into something you obviously fail to understand the subtleties of.

I feel quite confident that Ellpus can look after his own end without any help from the ladies. It's the British way to be a bit challenging. We don't take it that seriously you know. It's a word game really.

Isn't smorgsy bonny though? And intelligent.
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Dorothy Parker
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 05:00 am
I stink of garlic.

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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 07:05 am
We were arguing for a short time in the pub last night about garlic. About two minutes maybe. Not many arguments in the pub last much longer than that. Generally a young lady displaying nine-tenths of her charms will promenade close by and distract us.

Anyway Vic was saying that all our garlic is grown in the Isle of Wight and I was saying that most of it was grown out Serbia way.

Does anyone know because if I'm right I can go back tonight boasting and if I'm wrong I'll forget all about it as they all will have. I wouldn't have remembered myself but for Dottie's saying she stank of the stuff.
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 07:27 am
As the madness continued, I made my way over to Princess Sammintine. I asked her if she wanted a massage. She said, "Yes, but not physically." I said, "How do you like the beach?" She said, "Well, it's kind of sandy." I apologized for the beach's being sandy. Then I said, "Will you marry me?" She said, "No, you're boring, and besides I've seen fatter legs on a bird."
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 08:01 am
You have a need to disparage the British.

Otherwise Independence was mad and boring.

It's just a self-serving assertion (fancier than the usual I'll admit), to help you keep your spirits up. We are "Brits" which rhymes with nits and zits and a few others and we are "Limeys" which rhymes with slimy and blimey and stymie so it's nothing new. And that was a dirty trick with the GI brides.

You even boycotted French products just because they tried to find an easier way out for us all.
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Dorothy Parker
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 10:06 am
Garlic is really good for you. It's also a natural antiseptic.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 11:01 am
My old Grandmama used to say that if one feels a cold coming on eat a largish clove of garlic neat chewing properly.

I'm never without it in stock.
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Mathos
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 12:45 pm
margo wrote:
Walter Hinteler wrote:
Lord Ellpus wrote:
Two?


Yes, LE: two. I had had the very same idea you nealry have some time as well .... and nearly the same discussion started with the same arguments ...


One or two? Doesn't matter! They're equally tedious! Is there some sort of prize? Are they boring for England, or US, or one of those other places?



You get yourself back to sucking roo's off cat!
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Mathos
 
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Reply Sat 16 Sep, 2006 12:48 pm
dyslexia wrote:
As the madness continued, I made my way over to Princess Sammintine. I asked her if she wanted a massage. She said, "Yes, but not physically." I said, "How do you like the beach?" She said, "Well, it's kind of sandy." I apologized for the beach's being sandy. Then I said, "Will you marry me?" She said, "No, you're boring, and besides I've seen fatter legs on a bird."




It's highly likely that Dys and the Cat are one and the same.
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Lord Ellpus
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 10:13 am
Hellllloooooo!!!

Just got back from a brilliant weekend, and logged in to find several PM's from various people, all very kind, all very supportive.

Thank you to those who took the time, and thank you for the "heads up" that there has been more flounce and fluster posted by the dynamic duo (uno?) that is the Mandius/Bendy roadshow.

Well.....please don't worry on my behalf, because I have (and declared this early on) absolutely no intention of reading any more of their/his/it's weasly drivel. Whatever has happened in the way of "handbags" from the roadshow, will remain unread....that, I will promise you.

I declared my intention that I would waste no more energy on either the reading of, or replying to, this present nonsense from both of him.

I made referrals to both A2K "entities" on Friday, and only hope that they/he/it have/has taken note, and gone into the appropriate thread, and consequently spent an enjoyable weekend playing with themselves, or himself, whichever the case may be.

I shall now peruse the various threads, after I've made a nice cup of coffee and have rested the brain from my very long and very recent Motorway journey.

A2K is a great place, and I don't intend to let one, or a couple of bluff and blusterers who seem to have a "chip" as indicated in the "grouchy" thread, waste any more of my time or energy.


Once again, thanks. I shall be replying to all of you in due course.


OK.....on with the kettle, methinks. It's a beautiful day, here in the UK, and I hope you're having a great day, wherever you may be.


LATER EDIT........

Hve just watched the second half of the major "crunch" game between Arsenal (the team I support) and Manchester United, which ended in a 1 - 0 win to Arsenal.

So I am now one VERY happy bunny!!

Don't you just love it when United get outclassed and stuffed at home!

WOO - HOOO!

(Right...time to walk the dog)
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JPB
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:25 pm
Lord Ellpus wrote:
I shall now peruse the various threads, after I've made a nice cup of coffee and have rested the brain from my very long and very recent Motorway journey.


Brits drink coffee? Who knew?

Welcome back, LE.
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gustavratzenhofer
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:29 pm
What the hell is J_B doing on a British thread?

Is nothing sacred anymore?
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spendius
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:31 pm
What a glorious pile of huffing and puffing to explain that there will be no more huffing and puffing and that the face will be buried in the hands when the evil monster appears on the screen.

No peeping now your worship.

What a wondrous thing it is to derive comfort and joy from a team of millionaire sandwich-board men who have risked physical injury and sweated their bollocks off for 94 minutes whilst one has been coasting along in the slow lane of the motorway exhausting one's brains. What an easy way to render oneself happy.

The translation of "taking the dog for a walk" is "taking the dog for a **** and numerous pisses anywhere but where it is fed and watered which is reserved for such things as it gazing lovingly into its master's eyes and wagging it's tail jauntily with ears acock.
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Lord Ellpus
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:31 pm
Nice to BE back, JPB!!

I drink coffee because I cannot abide the smell or taste of tea!

Is this a treasonable offence, I wonder?
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Lord Ellpus
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:34 pm
gustavratzenhofer wrote:
What the hell is J_B doing on a British thread?

Is nothing sacred anymore?


I've just posted on your thread, Gus. Leave CJ and her eating habits alone, otherwise I'll have to give YOU a referral to the grouchy corner.

(I'll have to take a nose in there soon, to see if the Grammar school boys have arrived yet)
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spendius
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:35 pm
No your Eminence. It isn't treasonable. I suppose about 95% plus of the population might find an inability to abide the smell or taste of tea to be difficult to understand but it isn't classed as treason. More like affectation. Or sillysodderism.
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Lord Ellpus
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:36 pm
Yep....they're there alright. Nice little satchels, school caps etc., etc.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:38 pm
My Lord-

Can you not fly around for a bit. I'm sick of potting a sitting duck.
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JPB
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:42 pm
gustavratzenhofer wrote:
What the hell is J_B doing on a British thread?

Is nothing sacred anymore?


Buzz off, buster! I'm an honorary Brit per smorgs.
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spendius
 
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Reply Sun 17 Sep, 2006 12:43 pm
Lord Ellpus wrote-

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Yep....they're there alright. Nice little satchels, school caps etc., etc.


You forgot the four hours homework every night and the sporting prowess but I don't suppose you ever heard of them so your omission is understandable. The young ladies never saw the satchels or caps--they just saw a brighter future as is their sacred right. We definitely had first pick.
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