oh, right I see.
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oh, right I see.
What I don't get in that conversation, was that whilst people said I was wrong, nobody offered an alternative interpretation of the rules in the book?
coming back with a different account rather seems to make the ban pointless
considering where that thread is at now im not sure why you seem proud of yourselfQuote:
Originally Posted by SaviourAnarchy
wait, did UKIP just win the British election?
No, they won a load of council seats. Which means they can really only mess up local affairs and not national policy.
Frankly they're even more terrifying than Tony "corruption and corporate interests" Abbot.
Oh ok, Yeah I was going to say, I'd be more worried about them than I am about usQuote:
Originally Posted by Kaptain Badrukk
What happened?! Hell in a hand basket! I was away for one weekend and madness broke out.
I also gave up and brought 7th ed..
You'd think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by daboarder
But all they have is a bunch of European MPs. And their mission? Vote against everything if you can be bothered to show up.
That's it. Oh, and 'claim as many expenses as you possibly can'.
You forgot, the then lay the narrative that the EU are a bureaucratic that doesn't do anything...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Mystery
to be fair the european parliament is a rubber stamp for the unelected commission (does the commission still only meet behind closed doors?) that actually decides policy. If they show up and oppose everything they can that hands more sovereignty to Brussels they'll have kept more of their promises than your average politician...
But it obviously happened because all the main three are pro eu in some form or another, and the electorate are generally pro trade/anti eu state, and this is the result.
Jason Manford:
Just rang my children "hey, I'm coming to pick you up, what do you want to do today?"
Eldest daughter "no daddy, it's your birthday so you get to choose what we do today"
I said "well, I'd really like to go to the park and play on the swings, then have an ice cream before going home for pizza and to watch Frozen on the telly"
She laughed and said "oh wow Daddy, we are so the same"
awesome fathering right there.
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these are solid gold, 18 food products with badly translated packaging. possibly Not Safe for Work
[url]http://www.amplifyingglass.com/products/[/url]
Laundry done.
Time to do some ironing. Man I hate ironing.
I don't know what it is but I totes want a Golden Gaytime.:p Jews Ear Juice not so much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirsten
youve never had a gaytime? really?
what kind of food do you guys get in Britian?
edit: its not even a bad translation, thats straight up the Australian name for them
Omigosh that makes it even better.
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Gaytime[/url]
Around the time of the Sydney Mardi Gras (which is a gay pride parade) they have ads saying "tastes like Mardi Gras".
https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2875/1...b332bb55_z.jpg
when you see it
This is a brand with a golden (hur) opportunity to come out in support of marriage equality down there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ1PFG3pMrA
@0:07 >>
@0:37 Omigosh.
yupQuote:
Originally Posted by eldargal
Goth Sansa.
Yes please.
How random...
A website where a grown man critiques children's art work...
definitely Not Safe For Work
[url]http://www.iambetterthanyourkids.com/?u=page8[/url]
Jimmy Carr's new sideline?
It's about as funny.
Jimmy Carr makes me happy in ways that i am not sure are normal...........Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Mystery
hearing about Jimmy Carr's misfortunes makes me happy...
I still wonder what people see in that idiot.....
He makes us laugh mostly? The guy is funny on a level that just seems perfectly wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darren Richardson
Doing the ironing, that makes you The Iron Man! Woot!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Mystery
Hope every one had a lovely Spring Bank Holiday [grumble should have been left as Whit Monday]
or......Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
An Iron Warrior?
:D
He's trying too hard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kirsten
He isn't a warrior, he is from the south...
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
Not sure if a brit joke or American joke............. >_<
Also Must sell...Daemons.......Must build Alpha Legion to troll enemy armies..........bahahaha?
I think it works universally, those from the north seem to think those from the south to be weaker or more effeminate. I wonder if the opposite is true south of the equator?
well we Germans generally think - nah we KNOW the Bavarians are a bit nuts... so that's our South-o-phobia taken care of :D
They do have history...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyrendian
Dont think it applies either way down here....but to be fair, this is Australia, everything is trying to kill you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
Other way around in America; the "North" is generally seen as the soft, squishy, liberal area. But more than North vs. South (or East vs. West, or any other bidirectional arrow on the map), it's "rural vs. city".Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade