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	Philistines!
wormwood If Theres Hell Below Location : We're All Gonna Go! Joined : 10 Sep '05 Moves : 10228	30 Oct '09 22:04 Originally posted by Seitse Beers and monkeys. Now that's my idea of high culture. I hear you, brother! put on a fez, pour yourself a martini, and step into my study: http://www.drunkard.com/issues/01-05/0105-beer%20monkeys.htm


Seitse Wut Would Phlab Do? Location : The Phlabdom Joined : 01 Jan '06 Moves : 23821	31 Oct '09 07:28 Originally posted by wormwood I hear you, brother! put on a fez, pour yourself a martini, and step into my study: http://www.drunkard.com/issues/01-05/0105-beer%20monkeys.htm What a jolly surprise! It is yet another delicious piece by Drunkard Magazine! I am so glad that I stopped reading The New Yorker. Would you like some tea with moonshine and a pair of crumpets?


Ponderable chemist Location : Linkenheim Joined : 22 Apr '05 Moves : 188532	31 Oct '09 07:30 That has been a really nice take on the whole story.


catfoodtim Joined : 08 Oct '04 Moves : 17220	31 Oct '09 08:10 Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Once upon a time, Darv, perhaps by virtue (strike that/change it to 'by reason') of some magical confluence of dinosaur ignorance, rhp general forum acceptance of diversity and/or community curiosity, training wheel threads may have been possible. Only for a season, though, the brevity of which echoes the Round Table of Camelot. Nowadays reduced to a fe ...[text shortened]... e' gun and therefore threadbare. It's all good. ........................... "Not our style" being spam. You're being sulky and mealy-mouthed again Bobby. Move on, for the sake of your sanity.


Blackamp Death Location : is no semi-colon Joined : 14 Dec '08 Moves : 20334	31 Oct '09 08:16 :: 2 edits Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Once upon a time, Darv, perhaps by virtue (strike that/change it to 'by reason') of some magical confluence of dinosaur ignorance, rhp general forum acceptance of diversity and/or community curiosity, training wheel threads may have been possible. Only for a season, though, the brevity of which echoes the Round Table of Camelot. Nowadays reduced to a fe e' gun and therefore threadbare. It's all good. ........................... are you fermenting that fruit juice of yours? 'diversity' doesn't equal 'accepting crap'. that's one thing you fail to understand. RHP GF is in fact accepting of diversity, but hard on pomposity, spamming, posing - in short, the stuff you do (in all fairness, a bit less these days).


beermonkey Joined : 28 Sep '04 Moves : 9908	31 Oct '09 10:07 Sorry! Terribly rude to start a thread & then get stuck at work for the best part of two days. Some good advice & thanks for the links. Cheers!


Grampy Bobby Boston Lad Location : 1773 Tea Party Joined : 14 Jul '07 Moves : 13366	31 Oct '09 11:37 Originally posted by catfoodtim "Not our style" being spam. You're being sulky and mealy-mouthed again Bobby. Move on, for the sake of your sanity. Mealy-mouthed: "Timid and frail of action to the point of being highly irritating. Lacking in action. No back-bone. Passive. Submissive. Perceived as a "sweet" person. A term mostly applied to women (by other women) who will neither engage in straight conversation nor take action. Someone who speaks indirectly. Someone who rubs you the wrong way."-Urban Dictionary .......................................


Blackamp Death Location : is no semi-colon Joined : 14 Dec '08 Moves : 20334	31 Oct '09 13:26 Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Mealy-mouthed: "Timid and frail of action to the point of being highly irritating. Lacking in action. No back-bone. Passive. Submissive. Perceived as a "sweet" person. A term mostly applied to women (by other women) who will neither engage in straight conversation nor take action. Someone who speaks indirectly. Someone who rubs you the wrong way."-Urban Dictionary ....................................... ah yes, Urban Dictionary - that authoritative tome that absolutely anybody with internet access can write definitions for. Grampy Panties The male form of granny panties. The said "grampy panties" are similar to tidy whities; the panty line is easily discerned through any loose clothing, like basketball shorts, especially if the clothing is a light color. They ride up and make uncomfortable and particulary ass-noying wedgies that, when picked, decrease the overall manly dignity to a measly amount. Those who wear grampy panties are subject to immediate mockery when the panty line is spotted. If you are discovered as a grampy-wearer, head to the nearest bathroom and remove the grampies and place them in the toilet, so that no-one can make fun of you any longer. Just make sure your name is not written on the tag. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Grampy%20Panties


catfoodtim Joined : 08 Oct '04 Moves : 17220	01 Nov '09 10:53 :: 1 edit Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Mealy-mouthed: "Timid and frail of action to the point of being highly irritating. Lacking in action. No back-bone. Passive. Submissive. Perceived as a "sweet" person. A term mostly applied to women (by other women) who will neither engage in straight conversation nor take action. Someone who speaks indirectly. Someone who rubs you the wrong way."-Urban Dictionary ....................................... I prefer the OED. mealy-mouthed • adjective reluctant to speak frankly. http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/mealymouthed?view=uk


Grampy Bobby Boston Lad Location : 1773 Tea Party Joined : 14 Jul '07 Moves : 13366	01 Nov '09 13:56 Originally posted by catfoodtim I prefer the OED. mealy-mouthed • adjective reluctant to speak frankly. http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/mealymouthed?view=uk Understood, Sir Tim. A fair point indeed. Many do lack the self esteem and confidence to speak openly and frankly, both privately and in public. Some who commnicate directly, with candor and courage, do so in a tone of voice which seems quite strident and shrill. Others may do so in a softer or nuanced style. Ultimately, effective communication depends more upon the patient, savvy and reciprocal anvils of two ears than the untutored bellows of two pie holes. __________________________________


Blackamp Death Location : is no semi-colon Joined : 14 Dec '08 Moves : 20334	01 Nov '09 14:18 :: 1 recommendations Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Ultimately, effective communication depends more upon the patient, savvy and reciprocal anvils of two ears than the untutored bellows of two pie holes. __________________________________ you are trying to give advice on effective communication? sheesh. you're right up there with GW Bush in terms of 'articulateness'. and even he wouldn't come up with something as bad as 'reciprocal anvils'.

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