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To be fair you and I have particular reasons why we know the difference, someone with a grasp of English like Bee would have to look the difference up in a dictionary.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMakes perfect sense to anyone with a basic grasp of English."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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I was reading Russian jokes at weekend about 'distrofiks' i.e. Patients with muscular dystrophy, some crackers!
Hello my Eagles!, says the doctor
We're not flying doc, the nurse turned the fan on...
That was for ATW....Comment
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You have just proved my point. Oh and it's "chronic" not "chronicle".Originally posted by Bee View PostHow can you prove that I don't know the difference between a terminal and a chronicle disease? It's so difficult!!!
I know the difference and so do many on here due to personal circumstances.Originally posted by Bee View PostAnd so what!!! Obviously, you are so idiot that you can't see the difference.
When you don't know what words mean look them up in a dictionary.Originally posted by Bee View PostThese arguments don't make any sense."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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You definitely don't know how to read, or you pick 2 or 3 words and you twist everything. I would call a lack of arguments as always.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostYou have just proved my point. Oh and it's "chronic" not "chronicle".
I know the difference and so do many on here due to personal circumstances.
When you don't know what words mean look them up in a dictionary.
Again, you don't know the difference between a sick people making jokes with themselves with sick people make jokes with healthy people. For you, it's the same, I have pity on you.Comment
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Feck you have a sense of humour bypass.Originally posted by Bee View PostMore ignorance.
Some countries stupidly spend loads on international events like Eurovision. Even countries that don't can get caught out if they win to much e.g. Ireland."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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No the issue is that you don't know what:Originally posted by Bee View PostYou definitely don't know how to read, or you pick 2 or 3 words and you twist everything. I would call a lack of arguments as always.
Again, you don't know the difference between a sick people making jokes with themselves with sick people make jokes with healthy people. For you, it's the same, I have pity on you.
1. The various meanings of English words are, and,
2. The fact that most British jokes use double entendre or rely on historical events.
Oh and don't presume anything about posters on this board health or otherwise.
Feck I'm glad my European friends including Germans aren't as thick as you."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Mmmm. Proof positive Moderation has killed this forum see 2018 threadWhat happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Yes, shame Lynda didn't get an outing during the halftime proceedings this year.Originally posted by Pip in a Poke View PostHmmm... looking foward to hearing some great numbers this weekend.
I'll be watching the whole show from the very first note.
Can't wait.
I'll be rooting for Sweden as usual, partly because I've given up on the UK ever winning again* but mainly because Sweden are the best hosts and we'll get to see the wonnerful Lynda Woodruff with her hilarious skit as an official spokesperson of the European Broadcasting Union.
*The last time we won it was one of those occassions that I remember what I was doing when I heard the news. We were all bowling along the Polden Hills on our way back from Lynmouth when the news came in that Katrina and the Waves had won with Walking on Sunshine so we all piles into the nearby Toby Inn and had a celebratory drink.
Absolutely hilarious!Comment
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