Reply With Quote'Tactics'? How utterly vulgar!Originally Posted by 7sisters
'Tactics'? How utterly vulgar!
Forget manoeuvres, just go right at ‘em!
"May I trouble you for the salt?"
I fancy a listen, but not from the beginning. 4 or 5 in, maybe.
But the early ones are so lovely! Stephen's irritability at the recital alone makes Master and Commander worthwhile. And then there's the way they become chums over Jack's badly ordered dinner.
I always feel it gets less interesting when both of them are financially stable, btw. Also, I can t stand Villiers. I'm glad she drove her coach off a bridge.
That article was so horribly written it made my eyes bleed, as if it was a fourteen year-old's homework. Also, it didn't say anything interesting about tactics beyond "Press, press, press!" which we know is the intent by now so can hardly be considered interesting.
Relax A, I will write a detailed but enthralling summation of events including tactics when I get in from the game tomorrow night.That article was so horribly written it made my eyes bleed, as if it was a fourteen year-old's homework. Also, it didn't say anything interesting about tactics beyond "Press, press, press!" which we know is the intent by now so can hardly be considered interesting.
You're acting all cool but eyou're well excited really, aren't you?Relax A, I will write a detailed but enthralling summation of events including tactics when I get in from the game tomorrow night.
Are you going to wear your Lacazette shirt?
Pressing is awfully boring, though, isn't it? All you need is the right drugs (which I assume this new fellow has) and away you go.That article was so horribly written it made my eyes bleed, as if it was a fourteen year-old's homework. Also, it didn't say anything interesting about tactics beyond "Press, press, press!" which we know is the intent by now so can hardly be considered interesting.
Boring.
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