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shaunbhoy replied

30 August 2007, 14:15
Originally posted by wendigo100 View Post

Your goalie gets a bit bolshy with his teammates, doesn't he?

We allow him a certain amount of leeway as he is so awesome!!
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wendigo100 replied

30 August 2007, 14:13
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

And Wendigo, technically we didn't actually win the game, only the penalty shoot-out. Still, I'll take that even if I did age about 10 years in the process!!

Your goalie gets a bit bolshy with his teammates, doesn't he?
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shaunbhoy replied

30 August 2007, 13:59
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

You're back. I thought you'd buggered off for good.

No such luck. Just been manacled to the office for a few hours so thought I'd pop in. Seems like the mods are getting a bit overzealous at the moment though. That'll never fly!!
And Wendigo, technically we didn't actually win the game, only the penalty shoot-out. Still, I'll take that even if I did age about 10 years in the process!!
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ElectricChair replied

30 August 2007, 13:54
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

Hardly. Even in your rather stunted family tree you are the 3-toed sloth hanging from the bottom branches bedevilled with lethargy issues!!

come on - dont mix your words - say what you really mean.
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wendigo100 replied

30 August 2007, 13:53
It's like the first conkers of autumn - Celtic win a game in Europe and SB feels able to show his face!

How you doing?
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sasguru replied

30 August 2007, 13:52
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

Hardly. Even in your rather stunted family tree you are the 3-toed sloth hanging from the bottom branches bedevilled with lethargy issues!!

You're back. I thought you'd buggered off for good.
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sasguru replied

30 August 2007, 13:51
ooohhh er Maatrrron!
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shaunbhoy replied

30 August 2007, 13:51
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

I'm well bright though.

Hardly. Even in your rather stunted family tree you are the 3-toed sloth hanging from the bottom branches bedevilled with lethargy issues!!
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wendigo100 replied

30 August 2007, 13:51
ooohh St. Mary's Convent School - phnarr phnarr!
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ElectricChair replied

30 August 2007, 13:49
ooohhh Ascot - la di dah
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Lucy replied

30 August 2007, 13:45
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

It's a common saying in English and has nothing to do with Westerns.

e.g.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/...ons/727279.stm

Were you educated at a comprehensive or secondary modern?

No, it was used by Charles Kennedy, enough said

St. Mary's Convent School South Ascot
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sasguru replied

30 August 2007, 13:42
Originally posted by ElectricChair View Post

I suppose you were Eton & Oxbridge?

Nah comprehensive and red-brick. I'm well bright though.
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ElectricChair replied

30 August 2007, 13:40
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

Were you educated at a comprehensive or secondary modern?

I suppose you were Eton & Oxbridge?
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sasguru replied

30 August 2007, 13:39
Originally posted by Lucy View Post

"saloon bar" I always thought you were a cowboy sas.

It's a common saying in English and has nothing to do with Westerns.

e.g.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/...ons/727279.stm

Were you educated at a comprehensive or secondary modern?
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Lucy replied

30 August 2007, 13:37
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

He seems to have fled when he saw some numbers that refuted his saloon bar opinions.

"saloon bar" I always thought you were a cowboy sas.
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