Just been reading about Eric Cantona on Wikipedia.
I thought he was just a footballer who accidentally said something quite insightful, but after reading "...Cantona responded by insulting them once again, and his ban was increased to 2 months..." I think I could really like the guy.
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Eric Cantona; great footballer and first class seagull punterOriginally posted by threadedI don't, but I do follow philosophers...
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ze seagulls follow ze trawler because they smell something fishy, my dodgy little fat chum!Originally posted by threadedWhen ze seagulls follow ze trawler, and all that ...
As for your "clients" appreciating your webtulipe...
FFS!
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Didn't think you followed footie, Threaded.Originally posted by threadedWhen ze seagulls follow ze trawler, and all that ...
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Look, are you underemployed towrags actually likely to buy my stuff direct from me? No. Do the people who are likely to buy my stuff like my webtulipe? Yes. Are you likely to buy my stuff via these people who like my website? Most certainly.
So like I care what you think, you're too far down the food chain to worry about. When ze seagulls follow ze trawler, and all that ...
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Originally posted by threadedWot? U actually went to my webtulipe?
I had a visitor, woo hoo!
Yes, I went there, and I was embarrased for you.
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He only says he's an IT Pro, like he only says he has a lamborghini or two.... or is it three now Threaded?Originally posted by The Lone GunmanI have been there too.
For an IT pro it is rubbish, do you realy send your prospective clients there?
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I have been there too.
For an IT pro it is rubbish, do you realy send your prospective clients there?
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Have a look at the pictures. There's enough of him for two.Originally posted by BovveredAs you, yourself, are not plural
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Threaded's Eclectic Website
Threaded, you have your comma in the wrong place in the title of your webpage.
As you, yourself, are not plural, the comma should be before the s.Tags: None
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