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So these crackpots have actually paid good money to be scared out of their wits.
I wonder if there is someone inside selling underwear.

I was struggling to make friends, so I bought a book called “How to Make People Like You”.
It turned out that it was all about cloning.

I am truly sorry my friends, but that one appealed immensely to my sense of humour.

tony h wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 11, 2018 3:12 pm

Bob, neither had I. But, it appears to be a type of mistress: ... https://www.wikihow.com/Be-a-Side-Chick

We have an expression here that sums up my thinking on the word, "Well! There you are then!*.
I don't think that my vocabulary will be expanding to make room for that one.

Yes.

"He probably has someone on the side". A bit blunt there Steven. Perhaps something along the lines of, "You don't think that he is seeing someone?" might be a bit more gentle.
I have never heard the expression "a side chick" before.

Depending on the age of the child, jim-jams is also an option.

As far as I can see they are all grammatical and usable in the right circumstances.

It seems that Audi is set to produce new model. The car that is specially designed to promote friendliness and courtesy. The Yadoo should be available next year.

tony h wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 08, 2018 12:51 pm

I thought enjoying being pedantic is almost a qualification for membership of this site.

True, very true.

No it wouldn't!

We very definitely potter,

Now the scientist Ken quotes is called Davis. A Welsh name if ever I heard one. I hate being pedantic but DAVIES is the more usual Welsh spelling and in Welsh it is DAFIS. I admit that we do occasionally come across a Davis but it is quite rare. Spencer Davis of 60s fame, changed the spelling of hi...

I was talking to a bloke in the pub who told me that when he was in work last week his boss drove up in a brand new Porsche. The bloke told his boss how mtuch he liked the car and the boss said, "Well, if you work hard as you can, fulfil your contracts and never miss a day's work, I can have another...

In my bit of South Wales we have always kept the seaweed for ourselves, we would never share it with cattle!
This is laverbread. It is traditionally served with bacon and fried cockles for breakfast.
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