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1 minute ago, felixthelogchopper said:

Not guilty, Eggs. I just have no interest in talking to your friend but some people just can't accept a subtle hint. :)

Was it me who misread it or you?, 

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Posted (edited)
3 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

 

 

3 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Was it me who misread it or you?, 

'Deirdre had just got back from liquid lunch'? Did you mean Kevin had?

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1 minute ago, felixthelogchopper said:

 

'Deirdre had just got back from liquid lunch'? Did you mean Kevin had?

Deidre.

 

I read it as, you are blathering about him, so Deidre was wondering if she could get Kev back for a knee trembler. Please don't tell me it's me, I ain't had a drink yet.

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1 minute ago, eggsarascal said:

Deidre.

 

I read it as, you are blathering about him, so Deidre was wondering if she could get Kev back for a knee trembler. Please don't tell me it's me, I ain't had a drink yet.

Did you think I have been on the piss or him? I took it you thought I had posted because I was pissed rather than just bored with the unsolicited attention.

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Just now, felixthelogchopper said:

Did you think I have been on the piss or him? I took it you thought I had posted because I was pissed rather than just bored with the unsolicited attention.

Different ends of different sticks on this one Al, I was pulling Kev's chain.

Posted (edited)
22 hours ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

JRM's early performance as Leader of the House - Brilliant!!

 

Bercow well and truly shat on....  and any other muppet with a poorly conceived and / or presented question well and truly exposed as idiots.

 

All wrapped up in a thoroughly entertaining, sharp witted and authoritative delivery which should, I hope, cut though much of the BS which has (and has been allowed to) stifle the effective function of Parliament.

 

  

I don’t mind the bloke, seems smart and well informed.

 

But the imperial measurement thing is fricking nuts, who honestly thinks that inches, feet and yards is better than mm, cm, and metres? Or that pounds and stones are better than kilograms?

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28 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

I don’t mind the bloke, seems smart and well informed.

 

But the imperial measurement thing is fricking nuts, who honestly thinks that inches, feet and yards is better than mm, cm, and metres? Or that pounds and stones are better than kilograms?

They are not " better " just different , but amounting to the same ?

Posted (edited)
1 minute ago, Mick Dempsey said:

No, they’re better, make more sense.

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Ok .  I know You are right ! Its just I am old and its what I am used to .

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