Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:02
fancy that! 
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Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:05
obviously, i ignored that
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:12
shouldn't there be a 'waffle' thread for the chatter that derails.
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:18
it's called 'General Chat'
Jeez, you are new
Jeez, you are new
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:18
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:23
I am and my name is not Jeez - that was some other biblical chap.James Blast wrote:it's called 'General Chat'
Jeez, you are new
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:28
you are quick, I think I might like you
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:30
derails are deriguer. the mental exercise they provide is quite - necessary!
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:36
It makes it more of a conversation I suppose.
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:46
following the twists and turns of others' streams of consciousness is... an experience
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:51
albeit a sometimes confusing oneemilystrange wrote:following the twists and turns of others' streams of consciousness is... an experience
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 20:58
if it's NOT, you're not on HL!
Posted: 05 Sep 2008, 21:19
I thought Ken might say rotary
Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 03:31
Threads of genuine quality have been known to make their way in there from time to time, though.Izzy HaveMercy wrote:There is.moses wrote:shouldn't there be a 'waffle' thread for the chatter that derails.
IZ.
Moving on...
Derailing threads is generally seen as a bad thing elsewhere, but on HL it's the norm, and it's all part of how we get to know each other. 6 months time you'll think there's nowt strange about it.
Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 10:10
I'm partial to cheese on toast
Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 11:51
Cheddar und Branston?weebleswobble wrote:I'm partial to cheese on toast
I like to spend time watching the reactions Goldfish when subjected to moving images of Marine Boy. They don't like the sound of New Order either.
Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 14:07
What does that have to do with derailment? Now you are off topic!
Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 18:10
always been off topics, I prefer Marathons.eotunun wrote:What does that have to do with derailment? Now you are off topic!
Posted: 06 Sep 2008, 18:49
Sounds well, I like mine, too. But the lose jack is a menace. I consider getting a Vox. But can't afford yet.moses wrote: always been off topics, I prefer Marathons.
Edit#2: A great welcome party!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 10:07
erm..moses wrote:always been off topics, I prefer Marathons.eotunun wrote:What does that have to do with derailment? Now you are off topic!
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 10:17
pish, they'll always be marathons.
i never liked either topics or marathons. i did love fry's five centres - wish they'd bring it back.
i never liked either topics or marathons. i did love fry's five centres - wish they'd bring it back.
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 11:07
Five centres? - make up your mind and commit to your confectionary!!emilystrange wrote:pish, they'll always be marathons.
i never liked either topics or marathons. i did love fry's five centres - wish they'd bring it back.
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 11:09
don't have to, dear, my mum and dad own a sweet shop.
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 11:12
now that is commitme ntemilystrange wrote:don't have to, dear, my mum and dad own a sweet shop.
Posted: 07 Sep 2008, 11:15
when i was a kid i got all the new stuff first...