December 29, 2005
clounds!
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I had to sit a test once that included cloud type recognition. I can therefore view this discussion among obvious laymen, with a pleasurable lofty detachment. A happy new year to you and good morning.
I really am sorry, your predictability was well, sometimes , it’s abysmal The point is; you stick with me, happiness, big eats, largesse etc., you go with him (
I posted the above to show how closely overwork was to us all, apart from the poncey English pricks who don’t actually work but only give the impression…….
Oh I must explain myself Jake and the other readers. A prime example of the dangers of talking to someone in the room while trying to be funny in the comments and being a bit the worse for wear as well.
At the time I was giving a first rate funny mimic of a prick at work who goes on about “The English” to annoy me, since he thinks I have an English accent and by default am a lazy “poncey Englishman“. Of course, to the English I sound like Billy Connolly.
Even drunk I meant no harm, I know of lots of poncey Englishmen who work like Trojans.
The upside is that I have discovered I can touch type after a fashion and no, I’ll leave it there I think.
Least said.
At the time I was giving a first rate funny mimic of a prick at work who goes on about “The English” to annoy me, since he thinks I have an English accent and by default am a lazy “poncey Englishman“. Of course, to the English I sound like Billy Connolly.
Even drunk I meant no harm, I know of lots of poncey Englishmen who work like Trojans.
The upside is that I have discovered I can touch type after a fashion and no, I’ll leave it there I think.
Least said.
I know of lots of poncey Englishmen who work like Trojans.
They prevent unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases?
They prevent unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases?
Dr. E's authentic celtic gibberish translates as "I'd gladly f**k a canny brioche, dickhead!" It's their version of a flying fuck at a rolling donut, I believe. It's meant to evoke the sad history of the "wild geese" who left Ireland after the rising of 1798 and settled in Paris.
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