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Thank you Erik. Please consider it stolen. Or under the circumstances, should I say stollen?
And Tony, it was indeed a genuine headline. Here you go/

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tony h wrote: ↑
Thu Nov 08, 2018 7:09 pm
show it the water (threaten the whisky) but don't put any in.

I once read that W C Fields idea of a martini was to pour a gin into a glass and pass the vermouth cork over it.

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This is the first two page thread that we have had for a while.
It really good to see you back Jim

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A bloke in the pub told me that he suffers from xenophobia.
In his mind he is sure that he caught it off some foreigner.

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I would say the it had a chip in it.

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Excellent. Absolutely excellent!

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Probably "cake hole" or "gob" would fit the bill Jim.

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I want to keep it quiet and not make a fuss.

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I haven't got a clue.
I have seen them of course, but never given them a thought.

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You are saying that everyone in Italy works hard and gets paid well.

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gdwdwrkr wrote: ↑
Thu Oct 25, 2018 2:02 am
Origin? Why pie?

Welcome back. You have been missed. Please don't go again.

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I would call it an open top bus.
https://bristolshoppingquarter.co.uk/af ... bus-tours/

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It is not correct.

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I would call it a banner or a placard.

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Stevenloan wrote: ↑
Sun Oct 07, 2018 4:51 pm
By the way, could you guys please tell me what trolley means by "indoor or outdoor plumbing?"

Trolley was being rude Steven. It is all to do with sitting or being able to stand for a certain function.

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