Expenses, expenses... - Page 16

cashman · 28-02-2009, 16:26

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Originally Posted by garinda

Seems such a shame he doesn't feel able to share his 'talents' with us on this forum.

Perhaps he does? through the student prince via his hotline.

garinda · 28-02-2009, 16:31

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Originally Posted by katex

a. Yes, noticed after he makes a remark, he looks around, even into the public gallery, for approval. Surprised he has not invested in one of those laughter machines.

b. Good job us women can multi-task.

With your theatrical backgound you could become his life coach, and show him how not to appear (too) hammy.

ClarePritchard · 28-02-2009, 16:36

too late, he's hammier than "Babe" but has significantly less manners !!!!

garinda · 28-02-2009, 16:40

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Originally Posted by ClarePritchard

too late, he's hammier than "Babe" but has significantly less manners !!!!

It's strange how different images come into our heads.

Babe never even crossed my mind when mentioning hammy.

andrewb · 28-02-2009, 17:00

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Originally Posted by garinda

I'm saying nothing.

(...as I've already mentioned that he had to resit his A-levels.)

We all like a trier, and some people are very trying.

Getting facts completely wrong has started to rub off on you while you cosy up to local Labour Garinda.

katex · 28-02-2009, 17:04

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Originally Posted by garinda

It's strange how different images come into our heads.

Babe never even crossed my mind when mentioning hammy.

LOL .. one of your best witticisms Garinda.

Thought you may have been working your way back to HOT DOGS again...

garinda · 28-02-2009, 17:08

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Originally Posted by katex

LOL .. one of your best witticisms Garinda.

Thought you may have been working your way back to HOT DOGS again...

It somehow seemed wrong, and slightly obscene, to try and work a hot dog into Miss Piggy.

garinda · 28-02-2009, 17:11

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Originally Posted by andrewb

Getting facts completely wrong has started to rub off on you while you cosy up to local Labour Garinda.

Punctuation might have made some sense of that nonesensical sentence.

andrewb · 28-02-2009, 17:14

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Originally Posted by garinda

Punctuation might have made some sense of that nonesensical sentence.

I'd rather miss out punctuation than be factually incorrect.

garinda · 28-02-2009, 17:27

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Originally Posted by andrewb

I'd rather miss out punctuation than be factually incorrect.

Forgive me if I'm wrong, for I understood that you failed to acieve good enough grades, meaning you had to resit your A-levels if you wanted to be accepted on your chosen course.

I'm sure we all hope you are spending enough time on your studies, and that anything so unfortunate doesn't happen again.

As for 'cosying up' to anyone imparticular that's laughable.

I'll debate a subject of mutual interest with any member of Accy Web, regardless as to the fact that they are a member of a political party.

Hell I'll even debate with someone who took three years to get good enough grades at A-level....as opposed to someone who actually achieved it in one.

Though should you really be carrying on in a thread wander?

It might result in another black mark for you.

andrewb · 28-02-2009, 17:36

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Originally Posted by garinda

Forgive me if I'm wrong, for I understood that you failed to acieve good enough grades, meaning you had to resit your A-levels if you wanted to be accepted on your chosen course.

I'm sure we all hope you are spending enough time on your studies, and that anything so unfortunate doesn't happen again.

As for 'cosying up' to anyone imparticular that's laughable.

I'll debate a subject of mutual interest with any member of Accy Web, regardless as to the fact that they are a member of a political party.

Hell I'll even debate with someone who took three years to get good enough grades at A-level....as opposed to someone who actually achieved it in one.

Though should you really be carrying on in a thread wander?

It might result in another black mark for you.

I think it's pathetic that you would try and use this method of argument. If somebody had re-sit their a-levels then there is nothing wrong with it. As it happens you've got your facts completely wrong about myself. I didn't re-sit any a-levels.

garinda · 28-02-2009, 17:36

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Originally Posted by andrewb

Getting facts completely wrong has started to rub off on you while you cosy up to local Labour Garinda.

If a Conservative councillor ever grows a pair of balls, and isn't afraid to converse with the people of Hyndburn on this forum, I'd be more than willing to 'cosy up'/debate important issues with them.

In the meantime I'll have to make do with those members of Accy Web who were elected to a political position, such as Greg, Clare, Bob/Bernard, and Claytonender, who all seem very willing to answer questions I and others may have.

Twitter, twitter.

andrewb · 28-02-2009, 17:38

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Originally Posted by garinda

If a Conservative councillor ever grows a pair of balls, and isn't afraid to converse with the people of Hyndburn on this forum, I'd be more than willing to 'cosy up'/debate important issues with them.

In the meantime I'll have to make do with those members of Accy Web who were elected to a political position, such as Greg, Clare, Bob/Bernard, and Claytonender, who all seem very willing to answer questions I and others may have.

Twitter, twitter.

Let us know when you've had the courage to call him.

garinda · 28-02-2009, 17:38

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Originally Posted by andrewb

I think it's pathetic that you would try and use this method of argument. If somebody had re-sit their a-levels then there is nothing wrong with it. As it happens you've got your facts completely wrong about myself. I didn't re-sit any a-levels.

As I said, if I was wrong as to why it took three years, rather than the more normal two (or one), then I apologise.

Now pop back up into your highchair.

Good boy.

ClarePritchard · 28-02-2009, 17:39

Miss Piggy is far too pretty, witty and ballsy Gary !!!!!!!!!!