Ordinary
Cleat Eastwood
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Ok this thread isnt brilliant, it's not meant to be, it's meant to be plain, boring, ordinary
My contribution - tarmac, thats pretty ordinary.
My contribution - tarmac, thats pretty ordinary.
The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.
momentarily from the herd and thinks for himself.
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Youngs ordinaryLife isnt like a box of chocolates, its like a bag of pic n mix.0
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Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved0 -
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obscure reference, heraldic ordinariesmy isetta is a 300cc bike0 -
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Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved0 -
Moribund. Like Richard the mod's sense of humour.0
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Yossie wrote:Moribund. Like Richard the mod's sense of humour.
You could well be right ...
http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=30005&t=12934639
However, in the interests of fairness, you might also be wrong about his sense of humour"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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arran77 wrote:Yossie wrote:Moribund. Like Richard the mod's sense of humour.
You could well be right ...
http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=30005&t=12934639
However, in the interests of fairness, you might also be wrong about his sense of humour
Legendary !!
A thread about locking/deleting threads for no apparent reason, has been locked for no apparent reason.
Perhaps the humour here has been missed by us all ?Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
Faith is the denial of observation so that Belief can be preserved0 -
I think it may actually be comic genius. Or not. Who knows? I've got a suspected fractured spine and am off my face on pain killers, morphine and red wine while sitting in the sun.0
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MattC59 wrote:arran77 wrote:Yossie wrote:Moribund. Like Richard the mod's sense of humour.
You could well be right ...
http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=30005&t=12934639
However, in the interests of fairness, you might also be wrong about his sense of humour
Legendary !!
A thread about locking/deleting threads for no apparent reason, has been locked for no apparent reason.
Perhaps the humour here has been missed by us all ?
It's obviously humour for a higher level of being that has been lost on a mere forum mortal such as myself"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Yossie wrote:I and am off my face on pain killers, morphine and red wine while sitting in the sun.
So you would fit in well round here then :roll:
PS I am extracting the urine from the ex pats here and not about your suspected injury, which must be fornicationly painful in case any one thinks I am a heartless fatherless person, hope you will be fighting fit soon.
PPS not using swear words is really difficult, now going offline for a tourettes momentmy isetta is a 300cc bike0 -
team47b wrote:Yossie wrote:I and am off my face on pain killers, morphine and red wine while sitting in the sun.
So you would fit in well round here then :roll:
PS I am extracting the urine from the ex pats here and not about your suspected injury, which must be fornicationly painful in case any one thinks I am a heartless fatherless person, hope you will be fighting fit soon.
PPS not using swear words is really difficult, now going offline for a tourettes moment
Careful, someone will complain that you are picking on mallorcajeff, this is quite clearly a trolling post :P
Where's Dicky"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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Yossie wrote:I think it may actually be comic genius. Or not. Who knows? I've got a suspected fractured spine and am off my face on pain killers, morphine and red wine while sitting in the sun.
C'mon, spill the beans - how did you manage that? Any gory pics? Have you got TDV running around you in a French maids outfit pouring sympathy all over you and you can't do anything about it? Can we have some pics of her, if you haven't got any of yourself?seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Sorry, I went off topic there. I'll amend my mistake:
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pinarello001 wrote:Yossie wrote:I think it may actually be comic genius. Or not. Who knows? I've got a suspected fractured spine and am off my face on pain killers, morphine and red wine while sitting in the sun.
C'mon, spill the beans - how did you manage that? Any gory pics? Have you got TDV running around you in a French maids outfit pouring sympathy all over you and you can't do anything about it? Can we have some pics of her, if you haven't got any of yourself?
50kg pack plus webbing and shooter plus 15 mile patrol in stinking heat - stress fracture. Frickin' hurts. Did it on Sunday, couldn't feel most of my body on Monday but got on with life as pain is just weakness escaping the body, then went to see a mate who's a scab picker yesterday for a chat and he got all serious and moved 1/2 pint of blood out of the affected area. Straight to radiology. Am now on morphine and champagne as can't be bothered to go to the garage for more red.
Should all be ok as it just a stress fracture. Back to work on Sunday am.
I got home and told TDV what had happened so she got me to move some bookshelves and a double bed. I'll try and pap some piccies when she's asleep tonight but last time I did that she caught me and kicked me in the gooch so hard I sand like a castrato for a week.
Bets part was n1 child came up and was all sympathetic, n2 child came up and hit me with a hammer as he thought it was funny. Well, it was but it did take a couple of moments of deep breathing and looking at TDV's cleavage to smile again.0 -
team47b wrote:Yossie wrote:I and am off my face on pain killers, morphine and red wine while sitting in the sun.
So you would fit in well round here then :roll:
PS I am extracting the urine from the ex pats here and not about your suspected injury, which must be fornicationly painful in case any one thinks I am a heartless fatherless person, hope you will be fighting fit soon.
PPS not using swear words is really difficult, now going offline for a tourettes moment
Thank you - sympathy accepted gratefully. As a secondary sympathetic manner, can you post some piccies of Nina from Nina and the Neurons' norks? If you have to photoshop some I really don't mind.0 -
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Penny Farthings.0
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Given that the Edinburgh Festival is upon us it is time for some culcha:The Ordinary Women
Then from their poverty they rose,
From dry catarrhs, and to guitars
They flitted
Through the palace walls.
They flung monotony behind,
Turned from their want, and, nonchalant,
They crowded
The nocturnal halls.
The lacquered loges huddled there
Mumbled zay-zay and a-zay, a-zay.
The moonlight fubbed the girandoles.
And the cold dresses that they wore,
In the vapid haze of the window-bays,
Were tranquil
As they leaned and looked
From the window-sills at the alphabets,
At beta b and gamma g,
To study
The canting curlicues
Of heaven and of the heavenly script.
And there they read of marriage-bed.
Ti-lill-o!
And they read right long.
The gaunt guitarists on the strings
Rumbled a-day and a-day, a-day.
The moonlight
Rose on the beachy floors.
How explicit the coiffures became,
The diamond point, the sapphire point,
The sequins
Of the civil fans!
Insinuations of desire,
Puissant speech, alike in each,
Cried quittance
To the wickless halls.
Then from their poverty they rose,
From dry guitars, and to catarrhs
They flitted
Through the palace walls.0 -
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Navrig wrote:Given that the Edinburgh Festival is upon us it is time for some culcha:The Ordinary Women
Then from their poverty they rose,
From dry catarrhs, and to guitars
They flitted
Through the palace walls.
They flung monotony behind,
Turned from their want, and, nonchalant,
They crowded
The nocturnal halls.
The lacquered loges huddled there
Mumbled zay-zay and a-zay, a-zay.
The moonlight fubbed the girandoles.
And the cold dresses that they wore,
In the vapid haze of the window-bays,
Were tranquil
As they leaned and looked
From the window-sills at the alphabets,
At beta b and gamma g,
To study
The canting curlicues
Of heaven and of the heavenly script.
And there they read of marriage-bed.
Ti-lill-o!
And they read right long.
The gaunt guitarists on the strings
Rumbled a-day and a-day, a-day.
The moonlight
Rose on the beachy floors.
How explicit the coiffures became,
The diamond point, the sapphire point,
The sequins
Of the civil fans!
Insinuations of desire,
Puissant speech, alike in each,
Cried quittance
To the wickless halls.
Then from their poverty they rose,
From dry guitars, and to catarrhs
They flitted
Through the palace walls.
What a load of tosh. Any more Nina?0 -
Yossie wrote:Navrig wrote:Given that the Edinburgh Festival is upon us it is time for some culcha:The Ordinary Women
Then from their poverty they rose,
From dry catarrhs, and to guitars
They flitted
Through the palace walls.
They flung monotony behind,
Turned from their want, and, nonchalant,
They crowded
The nocturnal halls.
The lacquered loges huddled there
Mumbled zay-zay and a-zay, a-zay.
The moonlight fubbed the girandoles.
And the cold dresses that they wore,
In the vapid haze of the window-bays,
Were tranquil
As they leaned and looked
From the window-sills at the alphabets,
At beta b and gamma g,
To study
The canting curlicues
Of heaven and of the heavenly script.
And there they read of marriage-bed.
Ti-lill-o!
And they read right long.
The gaunt guitarists on the strings
Rumbled a-day and a-day, a-day.
The moonlight
Rose on the beachy floors.
How explicit the coiffures became,
The diamond point, the sapphire point,
The sequins
Of the civil fans!
Insinuations of desire,
Puissant speech, alike in each,
Cried quittance
To the wickless halls.
Then from their poverty they rose,
From dry guitars, and to catarrhs
They flitted
Through the palace walls.
What a load of tosh. Any more Nina?
You got that wrong. It's a load of Ordinary. Just what the thread asked for. Tch!!0 -
Considering its BB, I'm gonna have to break the rules - everyone's played guitar in their bedroom - this guy just does it a little better
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATub40Npxik
Shivers down the spine.0 -
Mettan wrote:Considering its BB, I'm gonna have to break the rules - everyone's played guitar in their bedroom - this guy just does it a little better
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATub40Npxik
Shivers down the spine.
^^^Absolute twaddle, absolutely shyte. What a f*cking racket. He's fat too.
Much better, but if you like ^ then don't click hereseanoconn - gruagach craic!0