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ctdctd replied

7 July 2013, 06:10
Originally posted by administrator View Post

A picture

That's a big one......
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administrator replied

6 July 2013, 23:43
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Old Hack replied

6 July 2013, 18:52
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

That's not my thumb

Eh, I think shouting out on a forum that something looking like a thumb is actually a penis, is a move only d000hg would be proud of...
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SimonMac replied

6 July 2013, 18:13
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

No.

Try this.

http://firstschoolyears.com/literacy...e/possapos.swf

I didn't not get few
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mudskipper replied

6 July 2013, 14:52
Originally posted by vetran View Post

my score's were ten out of ten!

Mine we're too.
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vetran replied

6 July 2013, 14:38
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

No.

Try this.

http://firstschoolyears.com/literacy...e/possapos.swf

my score's were ten out of ten!
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mudskipper replied

6 July 2013, 14:30
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

So does that mean in my example with have wives for readers rather than a single reader? If so we are back to MrsMF

No.

Try this.

http://firstschoolyears.com/literacy...e/possapos.swf
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SimonMac replied

6 July 2013, 14:22
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

It is a digest for the reader. Not a digest for readers. (I am sad enough to have checked before I created the thread.)

So does that mean in my example with have wives for readers rather than a single reader? If so we are back to MrsMF
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mudskipper replied

6 July 2013, 14:10
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Your/You're only saying that as you made the same mistake as I copied the wording you put up!

It is a digest for the reader. Not a digest for readers. (I am sad enough to have checked before I created the thread.)
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SimonMac replied

6 July 2013, 14:07
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Go easy on him - at least the apostrophe was required, even if it was misplaced. Normally we get a random sprinkling.

Your/You're only saying that as you made the same mistake as I copied the wording you put up!
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mudskipper replied

6 July 2013, 13:59
Originally posted by vetran View Post

NLYUK tells me that kind of extra costs £50.

Well the attachment doesn't come cheap.
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vetran replied

6 July 2013, 13:47
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Go easy on him - at least the apostrophe was required, even if it was misplaced. Normally we get a random sprinkling.

NLYUK tells me that kind of extra costs £50.
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eek replied

6 July 2013, 13:21
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Go easy on him - at least the apostrophe was required, even if it was misplaced. Normally we get a random sprinkling.

MS is mellowing in her dotage.....
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mudskipper replied

6 July 2013, 13:12
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

[pedantry]

Is the reader in question a gentleman of Mohammedan persuasion given that the name of the publication suggests he has multiple wives?

[/pedantry]

Go easy on him - at least the apostrophe was required, even if it was misplaced. Normally we get a random sprinkling.
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eek replied

6 July 2013, 13:04
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Yes, I'm sure they are making money hand over fist!

Surely that's a different genre
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