and englishmen
Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 23:24
i'm not
but if i were, i wouldn't be playing outside right now. no way
but if i were, i wouldn't be playing outside right now. no way
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Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 23:28
Well done
Posted: 10 Jan 2004, 23:45
Why?
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 01:22
Midday Sun sort of thing I expect!Red Sunsets wrote:Why?
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 10:18
Will you lot stop talking bollox
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 13:43
i believe miss goth has put it in a nutshell.
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 13:49
three words: "pot", "kettle", "black"Sexygoth wrote:Will you lot stop talking bollox
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 13:51
hallucienate wrote:three words: "pot", "kettle", "black"Sexygoth wrote:Will you lot stop talking bollox
i believe Hal has put it in a nutshell.
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 13:54
hehehehallucienate wrote:three words: "pot", "kettle", "black"Sexygoth wrote:Will you lot stop talking bollox
three words: "cooking", "polly", "night"
and we're off
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 16:44
I think you'll find that everything I say is of the upmost importance and never bollox...........
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 16:47
i think the best you can argue here is that some of what you say is important bollox...
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 16:50
Well.....It's a compromise I s'ppose!!!
Posted: 12 Jan 2004, 20:46
The title of a Joe Walsh live album from the 70s springs to mind...
extra clue, had a mirror ball on the cover
extra clue, had a mirror ball on the cover
Posted: 13 Jan 2004, 19:13
I read this whole topic and didn't undersand a thing.
Must be a brit thing
Posted: 13 Jan 2004, 20:45
The three topics "mad", "dogs", "and englishmen" make up the first part of the saying "Mad dogs and englishmen go out in the midday sun", which comes from a Noel Coward song.zigeunerweisen wrote:
I read this whole topic and didn't undersand a thing.
Must be a brit thing
Posted: 13 Jan 2004, 21:39
note: no one said it was actually funny 
Posted: 14 Jan 2004, 14:01
true, very trueQuiff Boy wrote:note: no one said it was actually funny
