Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:23
Nice to know there are some caring Heartlanders who are not the grammer stazi,
Cheers Emily you made me smile.
Cheers Emily you made me smile.
!emilystrange wrote:you can hide behind me i spose
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Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:27
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:31
even if i have got a degree in english language... thanks RS.Red Sunsets wrote:Nice to know there are some caring Heartlanders who are not the grammer stazi,
Cheers Emily you made me smile.
whats that for gripper?
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:34
You know.
I know.
'Nuff said.
I know.
'Nuff said.
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:35
i meant metaphorically hide, not physically... thats not possible.
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:38
I got a 1st in in Graphic Design/Typography ES, it counts for nowt today. Time was when it meant summat, now - they treat us like pricks.
Hey! I'm Mr. Happy tonight, ain't I?
Hey! I'm Mr. Happy tonight, ain't I?
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:39
it doesn't seem to mean anything if you want to teach either.. all they care about is blasted science gcse which i havent got gggrrrr
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:46
To quote Frank Zappa when asked why his music wasn't more 'lucrative' he said 'Yeah, lets weep'.
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:48
A Buddhist metaphor about hide:emilystrange wrote:i meant metaphorically hide, not physically... thats not possible.
The ox hide metaphor likens the unbeliever to uncured ox hide, which is unyeilding; while the believer is like cured ox hide with is pliable and can be moulded.
I don't have a degree in anything relevant to that, so I don't know how it's relevant to this conversation. Just thought it sounded nice.
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:50
i am kinda pliable, but still not big enough
Posted: 30 Jan 2004, 23:59
Not as big as an ox, as I'm sure people will be relieved to discover.emilystrange wrote:i am kinda pliable, but still not big enough
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:08
me too! unless in lilliput
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:15
emilystrange wrote:i am kinda pliable
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:16
trust you, QB.. havent forgiven you for the shopping joke yet
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:32
Eh?Gripper wrote:A Buddhist metaphor about hide:emilystrange wrote:i meant metaphorically hide, not physically... thats not possible.
The ox hide metaphor likens the unbeliever to uncured ox hide, which is unyeilding; while the believer is like cured ox hide with is pliable and can be moulded.
I don't have a degree in anything relevant to that, so I don't know how it's relevant to this conversation. Just thought it sounded nice.
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:36
actually QB, as i've said before, i can get my knees behind my ears. and hold that position for ages.Quiff Boy wrote:emilystrange wrote:i am kinda pliable
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:37
I really don't know. Anyway, Red, how's the bad mood just now?Red Sunsets wrote:Eh?Gripper wrote:A Buddhist metaphor about hide:emilystrange wrote:i meant metaphorically hide, not physically... thats not possible.
The ox hide metaphor likens the unbeliever to uncured ox hide, which is unyeilding; while the believer is like cured ox hide with is pliable and can be moulded.
I don't have a degree in anything relevant to that, so I don't know how it's relevant to this conversation. Just thought it sounded nice.
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:38
Mind you, she's got MASSIVE ears (and quite large knees)emilystrange wrote:actually QB, as i've said before, i can get my knees behind my ears. and hold that position for ages.Quiff Boy wrote:emilystrange wrote:i am kinda pliable
Go on Em, don't say you didn't walk right into that one.
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:40
its not what i was expecting, actually.
git.
git.
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:42
Keep yer hair on.emilystrange wrote:its not what i was expecting, actually.
git.
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 00:47
Blimey. Nearly at the end of page 3- Candover got value for money on this thread.
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 12:53
games without frontiers
Posted: 31 Jan 2004, 14:15
odd. i was expecting pontius pilate, or maybe cooking fat? 