Narnia

Ridgley Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The answer to your question, is when you die you > will find out :) How do you know that? I bet you don't!

HAL9000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sully's maritime clock predated Harrison's but > failed to keep accurate time in rough seas. I wonder how they knew that? Phoned home from mid Atlantic to check? Rang the speaking clock?

You're at it again Tom!

Not yet.........I'm waiting!

How about South Norwood or South of France, Lancashire or the West of Ireland? Alternatively there's a little village in Spain where my brother/sister in law have a place.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Narnia, just for you. > > Print it out, try and learn ten acronyms a day. > We'll be having a test at the end of the week. > Anyone who doesn't pass will stay down a year. Thanks Hughie. This is the death knell of the English Language in so far as I know it. Once pronunciation is agreed I wont understand anyone as I'm not planning on learning that list. YMBJ.

You might want to edit that post!

I think you should show a bit more respect for Laddy Muck, karter.

Surely you can create a playlist, call it what you want, and move the tracks of the particular album you want to there.

FWIW.........what does that mean and where do you learn these things. I still don't know if LOL is laughs out loud or lots of love.

Do people still drink ale in ED? I must get out more.

CPT.......side door CPT.......front door

DJKillaQueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In many cases the EMA has only served to send > people to college with no interest in learning > anything. Just wondering how you know this?

I don't for certain but you could phone The Castle on Crystal Palace Road. I'm sure you will find their number on the net. I suggest them as it's an Irish pub I believe. Problem today is that Man U are on too and Premier league will most likely get preference in most places that show footie. As an afterthought you could try the Vale as I believe they have quite a few screens so they may show both. All this info is based on what I've read here at one time or another.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Narnia Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Mick Mac Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > 574 posts and still no answer on the big > > question. > > > > No wonder there isn't when people connect the > > question to religion. > > Now you are having a laugh Delan. wtf does that > mean ? I leave you to work it out Mick.

Glad we agree on something for once.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Narnia Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > What Mick may be saying is that VAT is a tax > which > > at whatever rate it is goes to the government. > > Anyone registered for VAT is acting as a tax > > collector and nothing else. So the price per > unit > > remains the same. However, with the additional > > tax, less units may be sold. > > Genius. Not 'Genius', just more detail than your 'no' as an answer to the question.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Narnia Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > > ......and drinking beer by the sound of it! > > Oh yes -By the sound of what declan? Your second East was slurred Mick!

It seems the law in Italy is such that a stabbing below the waist isn't considered a serious crime which may explain why they got wounds on their legs.

Ah but before the celebrity became a celebrity, he wasn't a celebrity. He was like you wasn't he? Are you bitching cause he got lucky and you didn't?

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > With parmesan. Oh no you don't!

Presumably there's water then?

I think you've just outed yourself as a top class pedant (in denial)! Santerme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As an honours graduate in English from a good > university, when a degree was worth something, I > was able to spot at least two errors in your > piece. > > As a non pedant I, however, shall remain silent on > them. > > In fact, it was more syntax than grammar anyway. > > > > > dita-on-tees Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I find posters who correct other poster's > grammar > > thoroughly obnoxious. Grammar is badly taught > > these days and not everybody has had access to > an > > education which gives confidence in using the > > English language. I didn't learn how to use a > > comma until I was around 22, and I confess I > still > > struggle at times. Pointing out the grammatical > > mistakes in a post always feels like a superior > > swipe and suggests that what the poster has to > say > > is somewhat less important than a misplaced dot. > I > > got 10 pages into that Lynne Truss book and > > thought, hmm life is way too short for this poo.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 574 posts and still no answer on the big question. No wonder there isn't when people connect the question to religion.

That place is called Farmers where you should expect to be able to buy food but can't.