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Gosh, you really did your research before signing up here, didn't you.Originally posted by gricerboy View PostLook, I'm very flattered that you have all made this the most popular thread of the past few weeks but would you mind awfully taking your petty, banal childish bickerings elsewhere please and get back on topic. Either that or sod off back to Mumsnet or whatever dweeby Dr Who / Star Trek forum you all belong to.
Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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I am saying there has been nothing done there for decades and decades.Originally posted by Churchill View PostSo are you definitively saying there are no corpses in that graveyard younger than 150 years old?
Or is that one of your "made up" stories, you know, like the one about the fox being seen "having a good old chew" on a human spine that had previously been buried for the past 150 years?
Hey Minestrone...
I also do not think they will be reading the dates on the graves.Comment
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I'm willing to bet that a 150 year old corpse and 50 year old corpse smell about equally yummy.Originally posted by Churchill View PostWhile you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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Pwned!Originally posted by minestrone View PostI am saying there has been nothing done there for decades and decades.
I also do not think they will be reading the dates on the graves.Comment
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I think 1 O Level cannot grasp that.Originally posted by doodab View PostI'm willing to bet that a 150 year old corpse and 50 year old corpse smell about equally yummy.Comment
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I've got an album for you - "Backtracking" Eric Clapton - guest starring Minestrone...Originally posted by minestrone View PostI think 1 O Level cannot grasp that.Comment
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Im not sure this thread will ever end. Churchill is incapable of not trying to have the last post on a thread and Minestrone isn't going to let him off the hook.
This is exactly like Suityou a couple of weeks ago where everyone could see he had taken a pasting except him. Nothing worse than a fighter who doesn't know he's past it.
Sad.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Ah.
It's a fatal embrace.
A deadlock.
Should keep going for years then.
TPD?
Pah.
A mere trifle.Comment
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