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It is not "talk like a pirate" day for nearly a month. Calm down old thing.Originally posted by zeitghostHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!
Jim Laaaaaaaaaad!
Splice the mainbrace....
Fifteen men on a dead man's chest....
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!I am not qualified to give the above advice!
The original point and click interface by
Smith and Wesson.
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Yep, a hangup from ancient times, and like fathoms and chains we should strive to rid ourselves of nasty confusing imperial measures that still abound and not revel in the delusion that duplicate words add intrinsic value or circumvent the relative nature of everything, which includes left and right and orientation. Seafarers continue to use antiquated units for speed too, and probably distance FFS.Originally posted by DaveB View PostHardly new words, they've been doing it since before medieval times.
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/server/show/conWebDoc.17900
Starboard, I'm thinking there is little port to say on this.Comment
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Port and starboard are obviously too hard for our new generations of media studies graduates to understand. I propose we switch to using "right" and "no, the other right".
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Originally posted by PRC1964 View PostPort and starboard are obviously too hard for our new generations of media studies graduates to understand. I propose we switch to using "right" and "no, the other right".


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I would always favour driving along between both lanes at high speed and if stopped by the fuzz point out the bit on your licence that says "tear along dotted line".
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Originally posted by SteveCo View PostI would always favour driving along between both lanes at high speed and if stopped by the fuzz point out the bit on your licence that says "tear along dotted line".
Sorry!
it's not sorry
it's igmc (I'll get me coat - eric and ernie) - funny though
tear along the dotted line
must add that to me repetoire
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("")("") Born to Drink. Forced to WorkComment
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Originally posted by SteveCo View PostI would always favour driving along between both lanes at high speed and if stopped by the fuzz point out the bit on your licence that says "tear along dotted line".
Sorry!
Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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