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• #4777
My crippling turned out to be a broken leg. But seen as though it a special occasion I'm gonna devise some way to allow me to roll over there next Wed, might even knock up a guinness cake and make it a bake off since I've got a fair bit of free time on my hands now.
Ouch, Josh, how bad is it? Hopefully a simple break? Won't see you there but get better soon!
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• #4778
How you gettin about these days Ollie?
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• #4779
Feet, feet, bus, bus!
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• #4780
going by foot can be dangerous.
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• #4781
Tell me about it!
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• #4782
I expect that's how Idonothing broke his leg.
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• #4783
does any one go to easts any more is it worth turning up?
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• #4784
Yes it is.
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• #4785
no it's not
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• #4786
tis tis tis!
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• #4787
if you can handle a drink with mortals, then yes it's fine, however....just remember that SuperHeroes (of all denominations/faiths/ability) don't drink on wednesdays anymore. The superhero schedule is pretty tight, and as they only get one evening off (due to new SH legislation) they tend to spend their time thrashing at each others balls with long sticks.
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• #4788
It's only half past one, have you been on the sauce already?
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• #4789
She has a point.
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• #4790
My crippling turned out to be a broken leg.
Should you not open a new forum account?
IBreakLeg and Oliver can be IFallOver
Runs for door.
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• #4791
You as well?
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• #4792
Imported Sainsbury's Red label tea.
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• #4793
Oliver can be IFallOver
Ah, very good, there's even a nice phonetic play there.
Runs for door.
Why? Because you worry I might give you a hug for a joke that's right up my street? ;)
- Sauce de la jeunesse de votre corps = Upper Clapton tap water.
- Sauce de la jeunesse de votre corps = Upper Clapton tap water.
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• #4794
It's only half past one, have you been on the sauce already?
Sleepings cheating!!
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• #4795
Sauce de la jeunesse de votre corps = Upper Clapton tap water.
Dammit, Oliver. How many languages do you speak? I'm still trying to learn Cockney.
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• #4796
I only speak German and English well and have a bit of French, plus smatterings of various others (but can't really speak those). And I don't speak Cockney, or know any other accent, for that matter.
(It's not at all unusual for people from Germany to speak several languages--the education system is/used to be (it's being worsened, and I don't really know what things are like today) a lot better than here, and if German is your first language, that also facilitates learning other languages a good deal.)
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• #4797
if German is your first language, that also facilitates learning other languages a good deal.)
Because they will all be a lot easier?
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• #4798
Dammit, Oliver. How many languages do you speak? I'm still trying to learn Cockney.
Dale, where's you bin? Haven't seen your boat down the rub a dub for donkey's.
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• #4799
yeah, get yer aris down the nuclear for a nothing* and a fat bloke**.
- I made this up - it is an abbreviation for "nothing rhymes with pint", because I couldn't think of anything that rhymed with "pint". To be honest I feel, as a bit of rhyming slang, that it may have its drawbacks.
** I made this up too. I'm sure there is rhyming slang for "smoke" but I cannot be bothered to look it up.
- I made this up - it is an abbreviation for "nothing rhymes with pint", because I couldn't think of anything that rhymed with "pint". To be honest I feel, as a bit of rhyming slang, that it may have its drawbacks.
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• #4800
You guys are going into the advanced lessons now. I'm still in the early chapters.
I hope to make it this week for the birthday celebrations. It depends a bit on weather and also if I get my shit together ahead of time. I fly out early Thursday morning so I'll need to pack and sort things out before Wednesday if I go to the pub.
Shiiiiyet. That's hard luck dude. Guinness cake = win, however.