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whifffey | 15:26 Wed 09th Sep 2009 | ChatterBank
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I am wading through The Prime Minister by Anthony Trollope. It is awful and not helped by voluminous notes, e.g. p113 "cup of cha" - vulgar, cup of tea, common amongst the lower classes of Essex and Lancashire. Not very helpful! Then, page 247 "Whisht hoots mon the noo" uttered by a newpaper editor called Sprugeon, and the note is "Gibberish"
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Guess how bothered I am if nobody responds? Do you think I am going to stay up wringing my hair out? No, I am not, if you have nothing to say then say it here.
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This place doesn't deserve me, I am away to legolard's new site.
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It was the surgeon called Sprugeon, and the gibbon spoke gibberish. Well you would, wouldn't you? It comes from spending too much time on this site.

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I don't drink tea, it's not the same without a Teapot and they went out of fashion when teabags came in, so slovenly
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1. A rare breed of an ape-like man. Height varies from 6'4"-6'7".

2. clumsy buffoon, e.g horrible basketball player

Not very kind but I like it!!!
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Does anybody know who we are talking about?

Clue - rushes up and down the garden in a blue snakesuit shouting "Mummy I've done it again!"
hi whiffey,
When Dick Advocaat went to manage Glasgow Rangers, the head line on the back page of the newspaper was " Dick heads for Ibrox " i kid you not
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