Will someone please tell Brekkie Boy that "a lot" is two words.
It is not "alot" to ask, but it winds me up "alot".
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B.E. El-Zebub
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Mae fy hofrenfad yn llawn o lyswennod
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Gavin Scott
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I removed it because I don't like to share.DAS wrote:Where's the drugs thread gone? I was enjoying that.
You were bogarding the joint, man.
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I'm cross too!
I'd just typed in an increeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedibly long sentence and the blighter disappeared before my very eyes.
I'd just typed in an increeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedibly long sentence and the blighter disappeared before my very eyes.
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Nick Harvey wrote:I'm cross too!
I'd just typed in an increeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedibly long sentence and the blighter disappeared before my very eyes.
*Ta da*Nick Harvey wrote:The trouble with these threads is that it's simply not worth the bother of thinking up one of my amazingly witty one-liners, with which to totally devastate, demean and dispose of the original poster, when you realise that he, she or it is a computer which, even if it does ever re-visit us, will totally fail to recognise the incredible intelligence of my humour.
I think I'll go back to writing about a load of shit for Thursday night's Comment, instead.
In my monthly Comment writing sessions, I'm now aiming for the longest possible sentence in the entire universe, in an attempt to get that nice Mr Paperclip, from the Microsoft help desk, to have a nervous breakdown, completely straighten out and finally fail to produce those, now infamous, words "Consider revising".rts wrote:Reminds me of one of those classic monologues from Yes Prime Minister.
