Reply With QuoteI had a woman behind me that would exclaim 'should be a black card' every time a black player on the opposition was booked. Perhaps it was the same lady.Originally Posted by Burney
Standards rule OK!Deliberate. To accentuate the bluntness.
Honestly. I am an artsist, I paint pictures with words. Must I be subjected to this narrowness of comprehension of expression?
I had a woman behind me that would exclaim 'should be a black card' every time a black player on the opposition was booked. Perhaps it was the same lady.
Good man A
I always snigger when on Masterchef they talk about something 'done three ways' and mutter 'like your mum'.
Tragic, really.
Quoting bubblegum pop to illustrate a point does you little credit, a. What next? Will you tell me what you want, what you really really want?
Sky Arts ran the Dortmund gig again at the weekend. Doubtless you've seen it. Not sure how Buckler manages to play that far into the set in a suit.Good man A
No, but I know what your ....
NOPE! I refuse. I'm not that kind of poster. Grown men making your mum jokes is one step beyond embarrassing.
Rockpalast? I have it on DVD from Santa.
I was in your city at the weekend but got distracted in Camden Town and did not make a pub before the game.
Afterwards I went for 3 pints in the Fox on the Green on Upper Street before I was asked to leave as I had children with me, which was fair enough, no fuss was made. I had spent a few hours the previous day in a decent pub just round the corner from Angel as heading down City Road, the Brewhouse or something.
You did it, I'm afraid. Pulling out just before the punchline doesn't excuse you.
I pulled out of your mum just before the punchline.
Do you know it must have been my fourth or fifth visit to the Renaissance Hotel at St Pancras before I realised why it felt so familiar.
Posting Permissions