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Originally posted by eek View PostHang on your gave me pos rep for the original comment
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MF,
what's happened ?
I know for the last 12 months or so I've not been around much, been busy with me dot net, got
a demanding customer at the moment, but still, have I missed a few episodes or something ?
Can someone give me the omnibus edition.
Get a grip on yourself.
Milan.
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostI was referencing Gentile's post above, which was referencing eek's pop at me for being a slutty single mother.
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Originally posted by Cliphead View PostWhat situation?
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostI took it as banter. Still, no harm in negging eek anyway.
Aye. Gentile, given I've been upfront about my situation, I realise I'm fair game
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Originally posted by eek View PostThis is general. If you can't take it don't give it.
And elk are not moose. Granted they are close to moose but they are a different species in the deer family.
To which I can only add deery, deery me.
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Originally posted by tractor View Post
Because you're a tight fisted, tax dodging, money grabbing b'stard who buys his cut price wine at the service station and is too tight to buy the kid a packet of fags! Whatever were you thinking?
The only difference is I'm not tight-fisted (if only!), and I would have bought the kid some fags - You're never too young to start
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI'm confused, am I dick for the gag about single mums or for calling the police because a child was in danger.
Because you're a tight fisted, tax dodging, money grabbing b'stard who buys his cut price wine at the service station and is too tight to buy the kid a packet of fags! Whatever were you thinking?
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don't know if it is the yanks moosing up our language again as I always knew it as a body of men ....
but there is also this definition:
phalanx (flngks)
Plural phalanges (f-lnjz)
Any of the small bones of the fingers or toes in humans or the digits of many other vertebrates.
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Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostFinger, but close.
n pl phalanxes, phalanges [fæˈlændʒiːz]
1. (Military) an ancient Greek and Macedonian battle formation of hoplites presenting long spears from behind a wall of overlapping shields
2. any closely ranked unit or mass of people the police formed a phalanx to protect the embassy
3. a number of people united for a common purpose
4. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (in Fourierism) a group of approximately 1800 persons forming a commune in which all property is collectively owned
5. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Anatomy) Anatomy any of the bones of the fingers or toes Related adj phalangeal
6. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) Botany
a. a bundle of stamens, joined together by their stalks (filaments)
b. a form of vegetative spread in which the advance is on a broad front, as in the common reed. Compare guerrilla
[via Latin from Greek: infantry formation in close ranks, bone of finger or toe]
HTH
Although bones in the foot are usually called tarsal and metatarsal, ask Mr W Rooney, he has a habit of bending them until they break.
This thead is beginning to remind me of Friends and Phoebe Phalange SFW
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