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"Be glad your nose is on your face..." Thread 165329 (Page 6)


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
better be careful if we congregate here we could get busted!
Quick, let's get out of here......there's nowhere else to hide in this forum. The Mods have us cornered. Let's make a dash for the clubs forum. Hide in one of the threads there. Be careful, they're bringing in the big guns. Extinction is imminent. Clan forum refugees are being gunned down indiscriminately.



Originally posted by radioactive69
Quick, let's get out of here......there's nowhere else to hide in this forum. The Mods have us cornered. Let's make a dash for the clubs forum. Hide in one of the threads there. Be careful, they're bringing in the big guns. Extinction is imminent. Clan forum refugees are being gunned down indiscriminately.
I just miss the clan forum.


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
"Be glad your nose is on your face..." Thread 165329 (Page 6)
No. Try as I might, I saw nothing on page 6 of that thread that made me want to read on. Page 1 was more interesting, with its discussion on gentlemen. It's definitions were clearly American and included some elements that were foreign, for instance, to British readers, though the spirit was probably universal.

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Originally posted by Startreader
No. Try as I might, I saw nothing on page 6 of that thread that made me want to read on. Page 1 was more interesting, with its discussion on gentlemen. It's definitions were clearly American and included some elements that were foreign, for instance, to British readers, though the spirit was probably universal.
Next to the last post on page 6:

It's a lighthearted poem by "Jack Prelutsky, Born: 1940. 'From The New Kid on the Block', published by Greenwillow, 1984"

I'm pleased you enjoyed the page 1 discussion.


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Next to the last post on page 6:

It's a lighthearted poem by "Jack Prelutsky, Born: 1940. 'From The New Kid on the Block', published by Greenwillow, 1984"

I'm pleased you enjoyed the page 1 discussion.
Oh, yes, I saw that, nice, but I wasn't clear that that was what you wanted to highlight.


Originally posted by Startreader
Oh, yes, I saw that, nice, but I wasn't clear that that was what you wanted to highlight.
Simply its relevance to this thread's title "What's that smell of burning?"


Originally posted by Startreader
Oh, yes, I saw that, nice, but I wasn't clear that that was what you wanted to highlight.
Perhaps its was the smell of Grampy Bobby's 'pants on fire' on page 4, bottom of the page, onwards on that thread.


Originally posted by FMF
Perhaps its was the smell of Grampy Bobby's 'pants on fire' on page 4, bottom of the page, onwards on that thread.
I think I'll move determinedly on from that train of thought! 🙂


Originally posted by Startreader
I think I'll move determinedly on from that train of thought! 🙂
So did Grampy Bobby when he was called out for it. 😉


Could be the remains of Lemondrop. He got burned at the stake in the clans forum. Stunk the place out for a week !!!

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Its like they shut down our local pub and stopped serving beer altogether. We are refugees now, outcasts, we cannot even mention our former abode in any forum without fear of reprisal. Its like they banned us wearing the kilt and speaking Gaelic all over again, shipped us off in droves to America, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Its like they shut down our local pub and stopped serving beer altogether. We are refugees now, outcasts, we cannot even mention our former abode in any forum without fear of reprisal. Its like they banned us wearing the kilt and speaking Gaelic all over again, shipped us off in droves to America, Canada, New Zealand and Australia.
Yeah, I know what you mean. This dump is just not the same. So clean and cultured with cute little threads. Give me the dirt and the filth of the clan forum any day. I feel like I was convicted of stealing a hanky and transported to Australia. Oh....sorry.....that was my great great great grandfather. Anyway I now know how he felt.


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