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the thing on my avatar would be preaching tabs.Worthy4England wrote:See that thing attached to your avatat in white - around the neck - it's like one of them - without the cardboard inserts (although they're probably placcy nowadays anyhow)thebish wrote:what is a necktie?Worthy4England wrote:Neckties.
The have no purpose in a modern democracy. Just some anal retentives that feel undressed without them.
p.s. I'm not wearing one today.
Is a necktie a tie? (but the word is lengthened to distinguish it from a legtie or a kneetie?)
I believe EVERYTHING I post!!Puskas wrote:People moaning about prices - they don't have to buy owt. If it's too expensive, go elsewhere.
Open collared-shirts. Wear a tie, you scruffy bastards.
Thin people standing on trains - I'm big enough to take up two seats, deal with it. If you want a seat, get an earlier train, loser.
People posting bollocks they don't believe on internet message forums, just to provoke arguments. Why would they do that? Cnuts.
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A necktie is a tie. (but the word is shotened in general use to tie).thebish wrote:the thing on my avatar would be preaching tabs.Worthy4England wrote:See that thing attached to your avatat in white - around the neck - it's like one of them - without the cardboard inserts (although they're probably placcy nowadays anyhow)thebish wrote:what is a necktie?Worthy4England wrote:Neckties.
The have no purpose in a modern democracy. Just some anal retentives that feel undressed without them.
p.s. I'm not wearing one today.
Is a necktie a tie? (but the word is lengthened to distinguish it from a legtie or a kneetie?)
Had I just said tie, some numpty would have asked "what, like personal relationships?" or some other dumbass question.
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No, just the eye-ties!thebish wrote:the thing on my avatar would be preaching tabs.Worthy4England wrote:See that thing attached to your avatat in white - around the neck - it's like one of them - without the cardboard inserts (although they're probably placcy nowadays anyhow)thebish wrote:what is a necktie?Worthy4England wrote:Neckties.
The have no purpose in a modern democracy. Just some anal retentives that feel undressed without them.
p.s. I'm not wearing one today.
Is a necktie a tie? (but the word is lengthened to distinguish it from a legtie or a kneetie?)
that's the scary thing!Hobinho wrote:I believe EVERYTHING I post!!Puskas wrote:People moaning about prices - they don't have to buy owt. If it's too expensive, go elsewhere.
Open collared-shirts. Wear a tie, you scruffy bastards.
Thin people standing on trains - I'm big enough to take up two seats, deal with it. If you want a seat, get an earlier train, loser.
People posting bollocks they don't believe on internet message forums, just to provoke arguments. Why would they do that? Cnuts.
Worthy4England wrote:A necktie is a tie. (but the word is shotened in general use to tie).thebish wrote:the thing on my avatar would be preaching tabs.Worthy4England wrote:See that thing attached to your avatat in white - around the neck - it's like one of them - without the cardboard inserts (although they're probably placcy nowadays anyhow)thebish wrote:what is a necktie?Worthy4England wrote:Neckties.
The have no purpose in a modern democracy. Just some anal retentives that feel undressed without them.
p.s. I'm not wearing one today.
Is a necktie a tie? (but the word is lengthened to distinguish it from a legtie or a kneetie?)
Had I just said tie, some numpty would have asked "what, like personal relationships?" or some other dumbass question.
Ahh - sorry - I thought necktie was an un-necessary Muricanisation and my rampant anti-Murican response-genes kicked into action! Is "necktie" really used in Englandceistershire?
as I never wear one - I'm not really an expert in nomenclature...
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I wouldn't normally use necktie, if the context was clear. As I would have been opening the post with "Ties", I thought I'd try and remove any confusion straight off the bat.thebish wrote:Worthy4England wrote:A necktie is a tie. (but the word is shotened in general use to tie).thebish wrote:the thing on my avatar would be preaching tabs.Worthy4England wrote:See that thing attached to your avatat in white - around the neck - it's like one of them - without the cardboard inserts (although they're probably placcy nowadays anyhow)thebish wrote: what is a necktie?
Is a necktie a tie? (but the word is lengthened to distinguish it from a legtie or a kneetie?)
Had I just said tie, some numpty would have asked "what, like personal relationships?" or some other dumbass question.
Ahh - sorry - I thought necktie was an un-necessary Muricanisation and my rampant anti-Murican response-genes kicked into action! Is "necktie" really used in Englandceistershire?
as I never wear one - I'm not really an expert in nomenclature...
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But isn't it brilliant that he can believe ALL those things AND read and write... A great tribute to comprehensive education I reckon...thebish wrote:that's the scary thing!Hobinho wrote:I believe EVERYTHING I post!!Puskas wrote:People moaning about prices - they don't have to buy owt. If it's too expensive, go elsewhere.
Open collared-shirts. Wear a tie, you scruffy bastards.
Thin people standing on trains - I'm big enough to take up two seats, deal with it. If you want a seat, get an earlier train, loser.
People posting bollocks they don't believe on internet message forums, just to provoke arguments. Why would they do that? Cnuts.
William the White wrote:But isn't it brilliant that he can believe ALL those things AND read and write... A great tribute to comprehensive education I reckon...thebish wrote:that's the scary thing!Hobinho wrote:I believe EVERYTHING I post!!Puskas wrote:People moaning about prices - they don't have to buy owt. If it's too expensive, go elsewhere.
Open collared-shirts. Wear a tie, you scruffy bastards.
Thin people standing on trains - I'm big enough to take up two seats, deal with it. If you want a seat, get an earlier train, loser.
People posting bollocks they don't believe on internet message forums, just to provoke arguments. Why would they do that? Cnuts.
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Today I'm angry about being told that someone doesn't like me.
Normally it'd be water off a duck's back and something I'm used to.
But not the sort of thing I expect to hear from the Kebabling.
My three year old daughter.
Without any emotion in her voice. No tantrum. No behavioural motivation. A simple "I want you to go back to work, Daddy, because I don't like you".
I could have gone ballistic, but I don't want to inflame any possible situation with Mrs K.
Normally it'd be water off a duck's back and something I'm used to.
But not the sort of thing I expect to hear from the Kebabling.
My three year old daughter.
Without any emotion in her voice. No tantrum. No behavioural motivation. A simple "I want you to go back to work, Daddy, because I don't like you".
I could have gone ballistic, but I don't want to inflame any possible situation with Mrs K.
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Absolute wounder mate! Nothing an Ice Cream and a trip to the park won't mendKeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Today I'm angry about being told that someone doesn't like me.
Normally it'd be water off a duck's back and something I'm used to.
But not the sort of thing I expect to hear from the Kebabling.
My three year old daughter.
Without any emotion in her voice. No tantrum. No behavioural motivation. A simple "I want you to go back to work, Daddy, because I don't like you".
I could have gone ballistic, but I don't want to inflame any possible situation with Mrs K.
"I've got the ball now. It's a bit worn, but I've got it"
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Sounds like a weekend away with the lads is in order to make them miss you!!KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:feck that. A smack and being called a c*nt is the most she'll get after that.
Obviously she won't.
But my wife's reaction? "I don't care. I've got a headache."
See where the Kebabling gets it from....
"I've got the ball now. It's a bit worn, but I've got it"
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I wouldn't worry pal, I imagine she'll have forgotten it tomorrow. One similar story I'm always reminded of at any family gathering is when I was a similar age, my grandparents were babysitting, I was sat in the corner doing my own thing, before out of the blue turning to them and saying, 'Nana, Grandpa, you're boring you are', or my younger brother telling my Nana she shouldn't die before Christmas because the food wouldn't be as nice. Or the time my dad annoyed four year old me so much I locked myself in the downstairs toilet and he had to climb through the tiny window. Must be awful to here but I really wouldn't worry that she means it.KeeeeeeeBaaaaaaab wrote:Today I'm angry about being told that someone doesn't like me.
Normally it'd be water off a duck's back and something I'm used to.
But not the sort of thing I expect to hear from the Kebabling.
My three year old daughter.
Without any emotion in her voice. No tantrum. No behavioural motivation. A simple "I want you to go back to work, Daddy, because I don't like you".
I could have gone ballistic, but I don't want to inflame any possible situation with Mrs K.
In a world that has decided
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
That it's going to lose its mind
Be more kind, my friends, try to be more kind.
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Why build something so deep you cannot maintain it properly?
All that damage to the worlds beautiful Oceans when there is enough oil to drill for safely on land, all we got to do is displace a few Arabs!!!
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