Will everybody on the British thread join me in wishing Clary a Happy Birthday, what's more raise your glasses and toast this grand 'young' lady. Cheers.
With the greatest of pleasure.
Happy birthday to Clary, who has taken the sensible measure of spending the colder months in warmer places.
McTag wrote:but Spendy's joke eluded me, if joke it was. Probably to do with "often" come to think of it.
Well, it's not often Bach (Johann Sebastian)...
Mctag the word is "emechisit", and I told you already.
I'll put you down for a case of 20 then?
If you throw in some Vegemite for free.
McTag wrote:If you throw in some Vegemite for free.
Niot sure I can trust youse POMMIES with vegemite. Youse might get out of hand and start winning the cricket.
Before I forget it:
Benvenuto, campioni del mondo!
Walter Hinteler wrote:Before I forget it:
Benvenuto, campioni del mondo!
I predict war between England and Italy before his term expires.
Most Americans try that in vain .... extending over life time.
right thats it i renounce my italian citizenship
no more spaghetti bolognese
with chips
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Crapolla wont win ****.
or rather if he does it will be with ****.
Jst saying adios so to speak.
Off tomorrow..Would like to wish all you Brits especially a great Christmas and all the breast for 2008
Including ruptured bollocks!
Mathos.
Wishing you and your family all the best for Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year Mathos. Safe travelling my friend and enjoy your trip.
Dutchy
Mathos wrote:Jst saying adios so to speak.
Off tomorrow..Would like to wish all you Brits especially a great Christmas and all the breast for 2008
Including ruptured bollocks!
Mathos.
Good luck and bon voyage, Mathos.
Be prepared tp wriote up your adventures when you return, please!
McT
Hey where's Smorgs? Has she succumbed to the flu?
I'm off soon to take our kid to get his train.
I notice this is the second day of Eid. Good luck to the followers of the Prophet, peace be upon him.
t
Where I am, it's the FIRST day of Eid. But I assume each country has its Moon Committee who have to see the new moon, so maybe we had a cloudy night. We didn't though. It hasn't rained since I arrived on 21st November.
Re: t
Clary wrote:Where I am, it's the FIRST day of Eid. But I assume each country has its Moon Committee who have to see the new moon, so maybe we had a cloudy night. We didn't though. It hasn't rained since I arrived on 21st November.
I started off writing "this is the first day of Eid..." and as was so doing, the man in a BBC news report said "this is the second day of the Hadj..." and so I thought I'd change it. Sorry if I got it wrong. Peace be upon you anyway.
Well, given that yesterday was declared a DRY day, even though it wasn't yet Eid, it must have ranked as fairly holy, so perhaps qualifies as the first day.
a little late but good luck to mathos
I will read the book
are film rights still up for grabs?
Good afternoon Clary. And Merry Christmas to you! Or happy Eid/Hadj if you prefer.
Talking of film rights, I think it should be Clary and her world wide roams that deserve a movie.
