Moos

Like Quids, mine was about chains in ED, and probably unlike Quids it demonstrated some nervousness about being shouted at by other forumites. 2000+ posts later (!!!!!) I still like Caffe Nero so at least I am consistent.

Yay! My first appearance in LOL Posts - I'm very proud and am now going to be thoroughly obnoxious and peacock around for at least a week.

Er, nicely done for getting down and dirty in the personal insults, Chick. See that thing disappearing over the horizon? That was the moral high ground.

Hey, thanks charliecharlie - a very nice compliment on a rainy Monday morning. Come to think of it, I'm probably not funny in real life, as it takes me a while to think of a joke... MacRoban, I'd be interested to ask to whom you will be leaving your persona in your will ... who amongst us is qualified to take on the Macrobanity?

Mr. Moos' rightly famous chili. Yum.

I think I'm me and wouldn't say anything on the Forum that I wouldn't also say face to face.

Or chop up a load of garlic, peppers, courgettes, red onion (or whatever you fancy) with some halloumi, put some rosemary in, add some olive oil and roast in the oven for about 25 minutes. Very delicious with fresh bread.

Strawbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Moos - those buses are wicked - I > sooooooooooooooooooo want one if you get bored xx Strawbs you did get a starring role in my recent snow-in-ED epic, but since it's you, here you go. A bus for you and "The Real Mrs C".

If I hadn't sworn to not to do another one for an hour, the next bus would read. SEAN MAC DON'T WORRY ABOUT HIM - HE LOVES IT

Polly D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh dear, I can see my afternoon busying up with > that bus ad business... Neh heh heh. I'll drag you all in ...

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- not as clever as you think are you? did you mean 'not as clever as you think, are you? or 'not as clever as you think you are? I'm just sulking, you understand.

Polly D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What's that Moos?! Love it! Check out Peckham Rose's The Bus Adverts Campaign Test thread, also in the Lounge. Don't encourage me though. I may give up all other forms of communication.

OK, I need to stop this now. Last one for at least, say, an hour. Or so.

Polly D Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I am not my mother...yet Unfortunately Polly, once you have to start denying that you are your mother, it's too late. All together now the Archers theme tune - do do-do do-do do-dooo, do do-do do dooo-doooo

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are any of you middleclass tossers gonna buy me a > drink if I come along tonight? Oh Quids, you're so sexy when you're all macho like that.

Not sure whether citing a Somerfield price fix can be fairly represented as an 'East Dulwich rip-off' unless you have reason to believe that similar pricing doesn't apply in their other branches. And while I too wish I could find a good and reasonable haircut around here I don't think you can cry foul just because the hairdresser doesn't cut much off. A haircut is a haircut. Cutting off a foot of hair wouldn't take much longer, it's the finish that takes the time.

Hey, maybe we Fimbles could help the poor and needy? This could be quite a new concept for religious types, I don't think anyone has ever thought of that before.

Apparently there are paw prints in the wet concrete this morning. I'm worried PGC is taking the 'concrete boots' concept too seriously.

Well resolved, gentlemen. You can't fight in here, this is the War Room.

Poor Rhinestone Cowboy.

I feel like I could believe in a pineapple-topped Fimble. What's your credo?

What do you mean, you "will" kidnap a certain cat?!

Loving these - brilliant work in particular from VBC and Ted Max.