Happy St George's Day
- emilystrange
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exactly
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- Thrash Harry
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How's your exit strategy shaping up?emilystrange wrote:exactly
Go to sleep now, Francis.
- emilystrange
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i finish here on 25 august, but havent yet heard where i'll be going.
you lot will hear when i do, which should be soon. brace yourselves.
you lot will hear when i do, which should be soon. brace yourselves.
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- Brideoffrankenstein
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don't forget about next chains on velvet tho....it's on the 21st may. we will meet this time!emilystrange wrote:i finish here on 25 august, but havent yet heard where i'll be going.
you lot will hear when i do, which should be soon. brace yourselves.
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let me consult, and all shall be well. there's a good chance. hee. what a pair of girls we were...
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- Brideoffrankenstein
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emilystrange wrote:let me consult, and all shall be well. there's a good chance. hee. what a pair of girls we were...
- emilystrange
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but which one WERE you? did you have nipple tape? if so, it cuts the crowd down to three...
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RicheyJames wrote:you work? when do you find the time? or is working in pensions a euphemism for pissing about on t'internet at someone else's expense?emilystrange wrote:you would be delusional too, if you worked in pensions.
- Brideoffrankenstein
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noooo i didn't have nipple tape! i'm afraid i didn't really stand out that much as far as i can tell........black vest top, black skirt, 4inch platform booty type things with buckles and.....wait for it.............black hair just past me shoulders! next time i will wear my new belt which i just got today through the post, it's a bit different to any other belts i've seen so maybe that will help! ummmmmmm..........!emilystrange wrote:but which one WERE you? did you have nipple tape? if so, it cuts the crowd down to three...
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so will you be celebratingRicheyJames wrote:and at the risk of dragging this back on-topic...
as well as england, ol' georgey boy is also patron saint of aragon, agricultural workers, archers, armourers, beirut, lebanon, boy scouts, butchers, canada, cappadocia, catalonia, cavalry, chivalry, constantinople, crusaders, equestrians, farmers, ferrara italy, field hands, field workers, genoa, georgia, germany, gozo, greece, herpes, horsemen, horses, husbandmen, istanbul, knights, lepers, leprosy, lithuania, malta, moscow, order of the garter, palestine, palestinian christians, plague, portugal, riders, saddle makers, saddlers, skin diseases, skin rashes, soldiers, syphilis, teutonic knights and venice.
so, something for just about everybody.
and if you're a palestinian christian, farming leper who recently contracted a dose of syphilis in venice to go with the skin rash you picked-up in catalonia earlier in the year it's time to take to your horse and lead a parade of boy scouts through the streets of moscow...
seems you have little else to cheer about over there
Goths have feelings too
And Caceres... which is the reason why I'M NOT WORKING TODAY!!!!!RicheyJames wrote: as well as england, ol' georgey boy is also patron saint of aragon, agricultural workers, archers, armourers, beirut, lebanon, boy scouts, butchers, canada, cappadocia, catalonia, cavalry, chivalry, constantinople, crusaders, equestrians, farmers, ferrara italy, field hands, field workers, genoa, georgia, germany, gozo, greece, herpes, horsemen, horses, husbandmen, istanbul, knights, lepers, leprosy, lithuania, malta, moscow, order of the garter, palestine, palestinian christians, plague, portugal, riders, saddle makers, saddlers, skin diseases, skin rashes, soldiers, syphilis, teutonic knights and venice.
Ganith
Human stupidity knows no limits.
i went down t'pub on the friday...'ad a few...and realised i was drinkin Stella...
WTF???
something is wrong in pubs today...english lager is pi$$ poor and bitter is ropey depending upon location...
come back St Patrick...a Welsh man for an Irish Saint...Guinness (Genius)
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Burn - it's the joys of cultural synthesis. We're a cog in a global machine.
Unlike certain other countries, who still get over-excited about the sight of their flag and the rattle of their drums, England (my England, at least) has been a place with the self-confidence and cultural maturity to accept what the rest of the world has to offer and incorporate the good bits.
We don't need to imitate the Celtic fringe, desperately preserving their Daffodils and Saltires because "we're not English" but can't define themselves in any positive form.
We're not an insular culture like the French, desperately trying to build a fence around their precious language without realising that protectionism is killing it.
Unfortunately, the numpties have lost this particular plot. In a bid to celebrate Englishness they trample it underfoot in their curry-stained, Stella-swilling uncomprehending boorishness.
So don't come wishing me a happy St George's Day.Celebrate the fact that we don't need to celebrate. Trust me, it's better that way.
Unlike certain other countries, who still get over-excited about the sight of their flag and the rattle of their drums, England (my England, at least) has been a place with the self-confidence and cultural maturity to accept what the rest of the world has to offer and incorporate the good bits.
We don't need to imitate the Celtic fringe, desperately preserving their Daffodils and Saltires because "we're not English" but can't define themselves in any positive form.
We're not an insular culture like the French, desperately trying to build a fence around their precious language without realising that protectionism is killing it.
Unfortunately, the numpties have lost this particular plot. In a bid to celebrate Englishness they trample it underfoot in their curry-stained, Stella-swilling uncomprehending boorishness.
So don't come wishing me a happy St George's Day.Celebrate the fact that we don't need to celebrate. Trust me, it's better that way.
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- andymackem
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Sorry, was I ranting again?
Names are just a souvenir ...
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The Empire strikes back?andymackem wrote:England (my England, at least) has been a place with the self-confidence and cultural maturity to accept what the rest of the world has to offer and incorporate the good bits.
Go to sleep now, Francis.
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