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Heirloom · External Since: Jun 02, 2005 Posts: 680

Oh, I like me fish 'n' chips~! And, if truth be known, I don't like Krispy
Kreme donuts....like the Figg said, they are far too sweet and sugary. Now,
as far as her remark about chicken fried steak..........ya jess ain't et
nuthin' 'til y'ad yerself a gut full o' rilly good chicken fried steak,
'ceptin' maybe fer ma chili.
Heirloom, old and french fries,
Figg, chips, potato slices with some deep fat fried bacon
.....this thread is not OT, it's OOC....out of control

"Shane" wrote in message

> My mum got me a Krispy Kreme donut on Paddington station a few months back
> and I didn't think that much of it. Not fresh enough. Seemed like it could
> have been made weeks ago.
>
> And not a fish'n'chips man then, eh? I should think your mum's embarrassed
> to be seen with you!
>
> Shane
>
> Heirloom wrote:
>> I have serious doubts that TH donuts could be better than Krispy
>> Kreme.........besides, how much stock can I put in information that
>> comes from someone that puts bloody vinegar on freedom fries?
>> Heirloom, old and 'French
>> fries' to you
>>
>> "Heather" wrote in message
>>
>>> It's a good thing I know you are joking or I would verbally strip
>>> the hide off you......LOL!!
>>>
>>> Bad Mow!! And I hate beer and back bacon, btw. And hockey too.
>>>
>>> Tim Horton donuts are a different story. We make the best donuts in
>>> the WORLD!! They even opened a Tim Horton's at the Canadian HQ in
>>> Afghanistan to give them the soldiers a taste of home.
>>>
>>> XX Figgs
>>>
>>> "MowGreen [MVP]" wrote in message
>>>
>>>> Inline:
>>>>
>>>> Candians play hockey, eat donuts / back bacon, drink beer, and say
>>>> 'aboot'
>>>>
>>>> You stole the 'American Eagle'. Watch it, Bushie won't like that.
>>>>
>>>> Quebec is at war with Canada, right ? And, France does not consider
>>>> the language spoken in Quebec to be French. Then again, no one
>>>> cares what France thinks, do they ?
>>>>
>>>> All the above was written with no alcoholic influence whatever,
>>>> therefor, it means nothing in Canada. <hic>
>>>>
>>>> MG
>>>>> O)
>
>

Shane · External Since: May 03, 2005 Posts: 1134

Let's see - bin a few years - blah blah blah blah chicken fat and bacon
grease? Down the road, down the road, down the road, down the road a'piece?

I'm a King Bee, buzzin' around your hive! (well, not yours, 'loom), I'm a
King Bee! blah blah blah blah - so didn't you like the Beatles? I got that
album - not when it was released, obviously, not old enough - at the same
time as the Beatles one - 'With the Beatles'? - with 'You've really Got a
Hold On Me'. Don't remember if that was the title, but loved it. Wonder if
I've still got it on the 4 cd set? Must check.

Not sure what this is in aid of - except that you reminded me of that Stones
one from their best period (imo). And I'm cutting down the pain killers
lately and getting nervous energy (also getting angry a lot).

I was in Next earlier. You have 'Next' there, or is that just a Brit store?
Any way don't know why - actually I do, opposite is 'Charlie Browns'! I was
walking around the store thinking:

(Altogether now) - 'He walks in the classroom, cool and slow, who calls the
English teacher Daddio? Charlie Brown! Charlie Brown! He's a clown, that
Charlie Brown!'

I just can't see Charlie Brown calling anyone Daddio! But maybe that counts
as picking on him.

Wish I still had that album (the Stones one. The one with Route 66 on it
iirc)

You like 'Performance', H? Edward Fox as Chas. Amazing seeing him ever since
playing an 'establishment' Brit. And Anita Pallenberg? I don't think he
plays her though, though he might have then.

I probably ought to go to bed soon!

Shane

Heirloom wrote:
> Oh, I like me fish 'n' chips~! And, if truth be known, I don't like
> Krispy Kreme donuts....like the Figg said, they are far too sweet and
> sugary. Now, as far as her remark about chicken fried
> steak..........ya jess ain't et nuthin' 'til y'ad yerself a gut full
> o' rilly good chicken fried steak, 'ceptin' maybe fer ma chili.
> Heirloom, old and french fries,
> Figg, chips, potato slices with some deep fat fried bacon
> ....this thread is not OT, it's OOC....out of control
>
>
> "Shane" wrote in message
>
>> My mum got me a Krispy Kreme donut on Paddington station a few
>> months back and I didn't think that much of it. Not fresh enough.
>> Seemed like it could have been made weeks ago.
>>
>> And not a fish'n'chips man then, eh? I should think your mum's
>> embarrassed to be seen with you!
>>
>> Shane
>>
>> Heirloom wrote:
>>> I have serious doubts that TH donuts could be better than Krispy
>>> Kreme.........besides, how much stock can I put in information that
>>> comes from someone that puts bloody vinegar on freedom fries?
>>> Heirloom, old and 'French
>>> fries' to you
>>>
>>> "Heather" wrote in message
>>>
>>>> It's a good thing I know you are joking or I would verbally strip
>>>> the hide off you......LOL!!
>>>>
>>>> Bad Mow!! And I hate beer and back bacon, btw. And hockey too.
>>>>
>>>> Tim Horton donuts are a different story. We make the best donuts
>>>> in the WORLD!! They even opened a Tim Horton's at the Canadian HQ
>>>> in Afghanistan to give them the soldiers a taste of home.
>>>>
>>>> XX Figgs
>>>>
>>>> "MowGreen [MVP]" wrote in message
>>>>
>>>>> Inline:
>>>>>
>>>>> Candians play hockey, eat donuts / back bacon, drink beer, and say
>>>>> 'aboot'
>>>>>
>>>>> You stole the 'American Eagle'. Watch it, Bushie won't like that.
>>>>>
>>>>> Quebec is at war with Canada, right ? And, France does not
>>>>> consider the language spoken in Quebec to be French. Then again,
>>>>> no one cares what France thinks, do they ?
>>>>>
>>>>> All the above was written with no alcoholic influence whatever,
>>>>> therefor, it means nothing in Canada. <hic>
>>>>>
>>>>> MG
>>>>>> O)

Heirloom · External Since: Jun 02, 2005 Posts: 680

I have all the old vinyl albums of the Beatles and the Stones, to include
the ones with the songs you mentioned. I especially liked the earlier
Stones......."Girl with the far away eyes"......you've probably never heard
that one....or "Flight 505", great piano solo in that one...complete with
echo. I purchased all of these albums as they came out. At the time, I
could buy an album for $2.50 US on the AFB. Also have an original "White
album", with the inserts, mint.

"Girl with the far away eyes" is probably the only 'country' song the Stones
ever made......although, Jagger leaves a lot to be desired in the southern
country accent department, it was still good. Lyrics:
http://www.lyricsfreak.com/r/rolling+stones/far+away+eyes_20118211.html
Decembers Children is a good album........I think that is the one that has
"Yesterday's Papers" on it, quite good.
And the "Aftermath" album, spectacular, it contains "Flight 505". Lyrics:
http://www.keno.org/stones_lyrics/flight505.html
I have all of their original albums through the '60's and '70's, probably
about 21 of the 30 or so albums they have done. I have all the "old" ones,
Smile

And, yes, I have a large number of the Beatles albums, as well. But, we
have no "Next" stores.
Heirloom, old and plenty of vinyl

"Shane" wrote in message

> Let's see - bin a few years - blah blah blah blah chicken fat and bacon
> grease? Down the road, down the road, down the road, down the road
> a'piece?
>
> I'm a King Bee, buzzin' around your hive! (well, not yours, 'loom), I'm a
> King Bee! blah blah blah blah - so didn't you like the Beatles? I got that
> album - not when it was released, obviously, not old enough - at the same
> time as the Beatles one - 'With the Beatles'? - with 'You've really Got a
> Hold On Me'. Don't remember if that was the title, but loved it. Wonder if
> I've still got it on the 4 cd set? Must check.
>
> Not sure what this is in aid of - except that you reminded me of that
> Stones one from their best period (imo). And I'm cutting down the pain
> killers lately and getting nervous energy (also getting angry a lot).
>
> I was in Next earlier. You have 'Next' there, or is that just a Brit
> store? Any way don't know why - actually I do, opposite is 'Charlie
> Browns'! I was walking around the store thinking:
>
> (Altogether now) - 'He walks in the classroom, cool and slow, who calls
> the English teacher Daddio? Charlie Brown! Charlie Brown! He's a clown,
> that Charlie Brown!'
>
> I just can't see Charlie Brown calling anyone Daddio! But maybe that
> counts as picking on him.
>
> Wish I still had that album (the Stones one. The one with Route 66 on it
> iirc)
>
> You like 'Performance', H? Edward Fox as Chas. Amazing seeing him ever
> since playing an 'establishment' Brit. And Anita Pallenberg? I don't think
> he plays her though, though he might have then.
>
> I probably ought to go to bed soon!
>
> Shane
>
>
> Heirloom wrote:
>> Oh, I like me fish 'n' chips~! And, if truth be known, I don't like
>> Krispy Kreme donuts....like the Figg said, they are far too sweet and
>> sugary. Now, as far as her remark about chicken fried
>> steak..........ya jess ain't et nuthin' 'til y'ad yerself a gut full
>> o' rilly good chicken fried steak, 'ceptin' maybe fer ma chili.
>> Heirloom, old and french fries,
>> Figg, chips, potato slices with some deep fat fried bacon
>> ....this thread is not OT, it's OOC....out of control
>>
>>
>> "Shane" wrote in message
>>
>>> My mum got me a Krispy Kreme donut on Paddington station a few
>>> months back and I didn't think that much of it. Not fresh enough.
>>> Seemed like it could have been made weeks ago.
>>>
>>> And not a fish'n'chips man then, eh? I should think your mum's
>>> embarrassed to be seen with you!
>>>
>>> Shane
>>>
>>> Heirloom wrote:
>>>> I have serious doubts that TH donuts could be better than Krispy
>>>> Kreme.........besides, how much stock can I put in information that
>>>> comes from someone that puts bloody vinegar on freedom fries?
>>>> Heirloom, old and 'French
>>>> fries' to you
>>>>
>>>> "Heather" wrote in message
>>>>
>>>>> It's a good thing I know you are joking or I would verbally strip
>>>>> the hide off you......LOL!!
>>>>>
>>>>> Bad Mow!! And I hate beer and back bacon, btw. And hockey too.
>>>>>
>>>>> Tim Horton donuts are a different story. We make the best donuts
>>>>> in the WORLD!! They even opened a Tim Horton's at the Canadian HQ
>>>>> in Afghanistan to give them the soldiers a taste of home.
>>>>>
>>>>> XX Figgs
>>>>>
>>>>> "MowGreen [MVP]" wrote in message
>>>>>
>>>>>> Inline:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Candians play hockey, eat donuts / back bacon, drink beer, and say
>>>>>> 'aboot'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> You stole the 'American Eagle'. Watch it, Bushie won't like that.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Quebec is at war with Canada, right ? And, France does not
>>>>>> consider the language spoken in Quebec to be French. Then again,
>>>>>> no one cares what France thinks, do they ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> All the above was written with no alcoholic influence whatever,
>>>>>> therefor, it means nothing in Canada. <hic>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> MG
>>>>>>> O)
>
>

Shane · External Since: May 03, 2005 Posts: 1134

James Fox. Almost counts as an ROFL moment, except they're almost
indistiguishable these days. God help them if they catch fire!

Shane

Shane wrote:
> Let's see - bin a few years - blah blah blah blah chicken fat and
> bacon grease? Down the road, down the road, down the road, down the
> road a'piece?
> I'm a King Bee, buzzin' around your hive! (well, not yours, 'loom),
> I'm a King Bee! blah blah blah blah - so didn't you like the Beatles?
> I got that album - not when it was released, obviously, not old
> enough - at the same time as the Beatles one - 'With the Beatles'? -
> with 'You've really Got a Hold On Me'. Don't remember if that was the
> title, but loved it. Wonder if I've still got it on the 4 cd set?
> Must check.
> Not sure what this is in aid of - except that you reminded me of that
> Stones one from their best period (imo). And I'm cutting down the
> pain killers lately and getting nervous energy (also getting angry a
> lot).
> I was in Next earlier. You have 'Next' there, or is that just a Brit
> store? Any way don't know why - actually I do, opposite is 'Charlie
> Browns'! I was walking around the store thinking:
>
> (Altogether now) - 'He walks in the classroom, cool and slow, who
> calls the English teacher Daddio? Charlie Brown! Charlie Brown! He's
> a clown, that Charlie Brown!'
>
> I just can't see Charlie Brown calling anyone Daddio! But maybe that
> counts as picking on him.
>
> Wish I still had that album (the Stones one. The one with Route 66 on
> it iirc)
>
> You like 'Performance', H? Edward Fox as Chas. Amazing seeing him
> ever since playing an 'establishment' Brit. And Anita Pallenberg? I
> don't think he plays her though, though he might have then.
>
> I probably ought to go to bed soon!
>
> Shane
>
>
> Heirloom wrote:
>> Oh, I like me fish 'n' chips~! And, if truth be known, I don't like
>> Krispy Kreme donuts....like the Figg said, they are far too sweet and
>> sugary. Now, as far as her remark about chicken fried
>> steak..........ya jess ain't et nuthin' 'til y'ad yerself a gut full
>> o' rilly good chicken fried steak, 'ceptin' maybe fer ma chili.
>> Heirloom, old and french
>> fries, Figg, chips, potato slices with some deep fat fried bacon
>> ....this thread is not OT, it's OOC....out of control
>>
>>
>> "Shane" wrote in message
>>
>>> My mum got me a Krispy Kreme donut on Paddington station a few
>>> months back and I didn't think that much of it. Not fresh enough.
>>> Seemed like it could have been made weeks ago.
>>>
>>> And not a fish'n'chips man then, eh? I should think your mum's
>>> embarrassed to be seen with you!
>>>
>>> Shane
>>>
>>> Heirloom wrote:
>>>> I have serious doubts that TH donuts could be better than Krispy
>>>> Kreme.........besides, how much stock can I put in information that
>>>> comes from someone that puts bloody vinegar on freedom fries?
>>>> Heirloom, old and 'French
>>>> fries' to you
>>>>
>>>> "Heather" wrote in message
>>>>
>>>>> It's a good thing I know you are joking or I would verbally strip
>>>>> the hide off you......LOL!!
>>>>>
>>>>> Bad Mow!! And I hate beer and back bacon, btw. And hockey too.
>>>>>
>>>>> Tim Horton donuts are a different story. We make the best donuts
>>>>> in the WORLD!! They even opened a Tim Horton's at the Canadian HQ
>>>>> in Afghanistan to give them the soldiers a taste of home.
>>>>>
>>>>> XX Figgs
>>>>>
>>>>> "MowGreen [MVP]" wrote in message
>>>>>
>>>>>> Inline:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Candians play hockey, eat donuts / back bacon, drink beer, and
>>>>>> say 'aboot'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> You stole the 'American Eagle'. Watch it, Bushie won't like that.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Quebec is at war with Canada, right ? And, France does not
>>>>>> consider the language spoken in Quebec to be French. Then again,
>>>>>> no one cares what France thinks, do they ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> All the above was written with no alcoholic influence whatever,
>>>>>> therefor, it means nothing in Canada. <hic>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> MG
>>>>>>> O)

Shane · External Since: May 03, 2005 Posts: 1134

Heirloom wrote:
> I have all the old vinyl albums of the Beatles and the Stones, to
> include the ones with the songs you mentioned. I especially liked
> the earlier Stones......."Girl with the far away eyes"......you've
> probably never heard that one....or "Flight 505", great piano solo in
> that one...complete with echo. I purchased all of these albums as
> they came out. At the time, I could buy an album for $2.50 US on the
> AFB. Also have an original "White album", with the inserts, mint.
>
> "Girl with the far away eyes" is probably the only 'country' song the
> Stones ever made......although, Jagger leaves a lot to be desired in
> the southern country accent department, it was still good. Lyrics:
> http://www.lyricsfreak.com/r/rolling+stones/far+away+eyes_20118211.html

Yeah, that's a classy one. Definately don't recall that. I had the first two
albums, I think. My dad had the Stones stuff when I was a kid - in fact I
may have got him one for his birthday once - 'Let It Bleed' or 'Through A
Glass Darkly' iirc.

*He* didn't like the Beatles. Still doesn't afaik. You know where I live now
(without saying it for the benefit of that imbecile from Ohio)? Brian Jones
came from here. My dad went to the same school but was a year or two
younger.

Other songs I loved as a kid were 'Not Fade Away', 'It's All Over Now' and
'The Last Time' - I
can still hear them as memories from then. I certainly heard them on the
radio a lot!

Shane

Shane · External Since: May 03, 2005 Posts: 1134

I first heard about that at college, when a classmate painted us an idyllic
picture of rural Somerset of an evening which included what you'll see the
farmers doing up on the hillsides as the sun goes down!

Shane

Heather wrote:
> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
>
> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
> Loon, you are so BAD!!
>
> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems the
> men are animals, snicker)
>
> "Heirloom" wrote in message
>
>> "Stump broke!"............good one, BRWF!!!!! That's as good as the
>> rubber boots one size too large....so you can get the sheep's back
>> feet in there with your feet. Smile

>> Heirloom, old and figure Figgie is stump broke
>>
>>
>> "BigRedWingsFan" wrote in message
>>
>>>
>>> "Shane" wrote in message
>>>
>>>> You can't get away from them, Joan. Literally.
>>>
>>> I had heard that from an old Scotsman, especially after you have
>>> them stump broke.
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Shane
>>>>
>>>> Joan Archer wrote:
>>>>> <lol> I might have known you would have to bring sheep into the
>>>>> conversation <g>
>>>>> Joan
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Shane wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Or, if thinking in terms of sheep, Wales would be the 'main'
>>>>>> country,
>>>>>> eh Mike? (And how apt that sheep should come up in Joan's thread!
>>>>>> She
>>>>>> likes them so) >snip>

Mike M1 · External Since: Jun 26, 2004 Posts: 4260

George,

Microsoft have been having problems with the news servers since last
weekend and they are currently running on a backup primary server. This
has had a number of adverse consequences including the automatic spam
removal tools not working correctly (hence the unwanted spam last weekend)
and some synch problems between the primary server and its slaves.
--
Mike

George Gee wrote:

> I'll try again!
> I sent in a reply to this post at 12:35, and it's not appeared yet.
> Nothing untoward in the content, will see if this one gets there.

George Gee · External Since: Oct 09, 2005 Posts: 97

Thanks Mike.

George Gee

> George,
>
> Microsoft have been having problems with the news servers since last
> weekend and they are currently running on a backup primary server. This
> has had a number of adverse consequences including the automatic spam
> removal tools not working correctly (hence the unwanted spam last weekend)
> and some synch problems between the primary server and its slaves.
> --
> Mike
>
>
> George Gee wrote:
>
>> I'll try again!
>> I sent in a reply to this post at 12:35, and it's not appeared yet.
>> Nothing untoward in the content, will see if this one gets there.
>

Heirloom · External Since: Jun 02, 2005 Posts: 680

Yep, all good ones...........and no!, I didn't like Elvis when he was
popular or now.
Heirloom, old and stickin' with the Stones

"Shane" wrote in message

> Heirloom wrote:
>> I have all the old vinyl albums of the Beatles and the Stones, to
>> include the ones with the songs you mentioned. I especially liked
>> the earlier Stones......."Girl with the far away eyes"......you've
>> probably never heard that one....or "Flight 505", great piano solo in
>> that one...complete with echo. I purchased all of these albums as
>> they came out. At the time, I could buy an album for $2.50 US on the
>> AFB. Also have an original "White album", with the inserts, mint.
>>
>> "Girl with the far away eyes" is probably the only 'country' song the
>> Stones ever made......although, Jagger leaves a lot to be desired in
>> the southern country accent department, it was still good. Lyrics:
>> http://www.lyricsfreak.com/r/rolling+stones/far+away+eyes_20118211.html
>
> Yeah, that's a classy one. Definately don't recall that. I had the first
> two
> albums, I think. My dad had the Stones stuff when I was a kid - in fact I
> may have got him one for his birthday once - 'Let It Bleed' or 'Through A
> Glass Darkly' iirc.
>
> *He* didn't like the Beatles. Still doesn't afaik. You know where I live
> now
> (without saying it for the benefit of that imbecile from Ohio)? Brian
> Jones
> came from here. My dad went to the same school but was a year or two
> younger.
>
> Other songs I loved as a kid were 'Not Fade Away', 'It's All Over Now' and
> 'The Last Time' - I
> can still hear them as memories from then. I certainly heard them on the
> radio a lot!
>
> Shane
>
>
>

Joan Archer · External Since: Mar 18, 2004 Posts: 1184

Like you Heather I had to look it up, hadn't heard it before so didn't
know what it meant, do you think we should send them all to Coventry <g>
Joan

Heather wrote:
> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
>
> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
> Loon, you are so BAD!!
>
> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems the
> men are animals, snicker)
>

Heather · External Since: Oct 04, 2006 Posts: 384

We should wash their mouths out with lye soap!! Not sure who is
worse......Shane or the Loon.

"Joan Archer" wrote in message

> Like you Heather I had to look it up, hadn't heard it before so didn't
> know what it meant, do you think we should send them all to Coventry
> <g>
> Joan
>
> Heather wrote:
>> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
>>
>> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
>> Loon, you are so BAD!!
>>
>> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems the
>> men are animals, snicker)
>>
>
>

webster72n · External Since: Mar 07, 2006 Posts: 723

"Heather" wrote in message

> We should wash their mouths out with lye soap!! Not sure who is
> worse......Shane or the Loon.

They weren't the originators in bringing this "terrible" phrase here, Figgs.
And the "Loon" was just trying to be "polite" about it.
Seems it wasn't appreciated.
Maybe another try would help? <H>.

>
>
> "Joan Archer" wrote in message
>
> > Like you Heather I had to look it up, hadn't heard it before so didn't
> > know what it meant, do you think we should send them all to Coventry
> > <g>
> > Joan
> >
> > Heather wrote:
> >> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
> >>
> >> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
> >> Loon, you are so BAD!!
> >>
> >> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems the
> >> men are animals, snicker)
> >>
> >
> >
>
>

Heirloom · External Since: Jun 02, 2005 Posts: 680

BRWF started it.........I just thought it was funny, as I hadn't heard the
term in ages.
Heirloom, old and must be a
stump around here somewhere

"webster72n" wrote in message

>
> "Heather" wrote in message
>
>> We should wash their mouths out with lye soap!! Not sure who is
>> worse......Shane or the Loon.
>
> They weren't the originators in bringing this "terrible" phrase here,
> Figgs.
> And the "Loon" was just trying to be "polite" about it.
> Seems it wasn't appreciated.
> Maybe another try would help? <H>.
>
>>
>>
>> "Joan Archer" wrote in message
>>
>> > Like you Heather I had to look it up, hadn't heard it before so didn't
>> > know what it meant, do you think we should send them all to Coventry
>> > <g>
>> > Joan
>> >
>> > Heather wrote:
>> >> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
>> >>
>> >> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
>> >> Loon, you are so BAD!!
>> >>
>> >> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems the
>> >> men are animals, snicker)
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>
>

Shane · External Since: May 03, 2005 Posts: 1134

What did I do???

You must have dirty minds if you read more into what *I* said than met the
eye!

Shane

Heather wrote:
> We should wash their mouths out with lye soap!! Not sure who is
> worse......Shane or the Loon.
>
>
> "Joan Archer" wrote in message
>
>> Like you Heather I had to look it up, hadn't heard it before so
>> didn't know what it meant, do you think we should send them all to
>> Coventry <g>
>> Joan
>>
>> Heather wrote:
>>> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
>>>
>>> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
>>> Loon, you are so BAD!!
>>>
>>> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems the
>>> men are animals, snicker)

Heather · External Since: Oct 04, 2006 Posts: 384

Oops, that is true. Just got home and saw this now. It is BRWF that
should be smacked!!

Figgs

"Heirloom" wrote in message

> BRWF started it.........I just thought it was funny, as I hadn't heard
> the term in ages.
> Heirloom, old and must
> be a stump around here somewhere
>
>
> "webster72n" wrote in message
>
>>
>> "Heather" wrote in message
>>
>>> We should wash their mouths out with lye soap!! Not sure who is
>>> worse......Shane or the Loon.
>>
>> They weren't the originators in bringing this "terrible" phrase here,
>> Figgs.
>> And the "Loon" was just trying to be "polite" about it.
>> Seems it wasn't appreciated.
>> Maybe another try would help? <H>.
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Joan Archer" wrote in message
>>>
>>> > Like you Heather I had to look it up, hadn't heard it before so
>>> > didn't
>>> > know what it meant, do you think we should send them all to
>>> > Coventry
>>> > <g>
>>> > Joan
>>> >
>>> > Heather wrote:
>>> >> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
>>> >>
>>> >> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
>>> >> Loon, you are so BAD!!
>>> >>
>>> >> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems
>>> >> the
>>> >> men are animals, snicker)
>>> >>
>>> >
>>> >
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

Heirloom · External Since: Jun 02, 2005 Posts: 680

Maybe a 'smack' on the back for providing a good laugh!!!
Heirloom, old and 'nucks ain't got no good sense
o' humer

"Heather" wrote in message

> Oops, that is true. Just got home and saw this now. It is BRWF that
> should be smacked!!
>
> Figgs
>
> "Heirloom" wrote in message
>
>> BRWF started it.........I just thought it was funny, as I hadn't heard
>> the term in ages.
>> Heirloom, old and must be
>> a stump around here somewhere
>>
>>
>> "webster72n" wrote in message
>>
>>>
>>> "Heather" wrote in message
>>>
>>>> We should wash their mouths out with lye soap!! Not sure who is
>>>> worse......Shane or the Loon.
>>>
>>> They weren't the originators in bringing this "terrible" phrase here,
>>> Figgs.
>>> And the "Loon" was just trying to be "polite" about it.
>>> Seems it wasn't appreciated.
>>> Maybe another try would help? <H>.
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Joan Archer" wrote in message
>>>>
>>>> > Like you Heather I had to look it up, hadn't heard it before so
>>>> > didn't
>>>> > know what it meant, do you think we should send them all to Coventry
>>>> > <g>
>>>> > Joan
>>>> >
>>>> > Heather wrote:
>>>> >> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
>>>> >>
>>>> >> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
>>>> >> Loon, you are so BAD!!
>>>> >>
>>>> >> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems the
>>>> >> men are animals, snicker)
>>>> >>
>>>> >
>>>> >
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

BigRedWingsFan1 · External Since: Sep 22, 2004 Posts: 28

"Heirloom" wrote in message

> Maybe a 'smack' on the back for providing a good laugh!!!
> Heirloom, old and 'nucks ain't got no good
> sense o' humer

Prolly too much Scottish ancestry up there, Loon.

>
> "Heather" wrote in message
>
>> Oops, that is true. Just got home and saw this now. It is BRWF that
>> should be smacked!!
>>
>> Figgs
>>
>> "Heirloom" wrote in message
>>
>>> BRWF started it.........I just thought it was funny, as I hadn't heard
>>> the term in ages.
>>> Heirloom, old and must be
>>> a stump around here somewhere
>>>
>>>
>>> "webster72n" wrote in message
>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Heather" wrote in message
>>>>
>>>>> We should wash their mouths out with lye soap!! Not sure who is
>>>>> worse......Shane or the Loon.
>>>>
>>>> They weren't the originators in bringing this "terrible" phrase here,
>>>> Figgs.
>>>> And the "Loon" was just trying to be "polite" about it.
>>>> Seems it wasn't appreciated.
>>>> Maybe another try would help? <H>.
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> "Joan Archer" wrote in message
>>>>>
>>>>> > Like you Heather I had to look it up, hadn't heard it before so
>>>>> > didn't
>>>>> > know what it meant, do you think we should send them all to Coventry
>>>>> > <g>
>>>>> > Joan
>>>>> >
>>>>> > Heather wrote:
>>>>> >> OMIGOD!! I am so aghast/stunned/flabbergasted/gobsmacked!!
>>>>> >>
>>>>> >> I had to look it up and not entirely sure I should have.......and
>>>>> >> Loon, you are so BAD!!
>>>>> >>
>>>>> >> HF (one of 2 well brought up young ladies on this ng.......seems
>>>>> >> the
>>>>> >> men are animals, snicker)
>>>>> >>
>>>>> >
>>>>> >
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

Joan Archer · External Since: Mar 18, 2004 Posts: 1184

<lol> To be honest this whole thread has been a laugh especially as I
started it just asking about the speakers on Kelly's machine <g>
Joan

PS: I dare say if I'd have asked John what it meant he would have known
<g>

Heather wrote:
> We should wash their mouths out with lye soap!! Not sure who is
> worse......Shane or the Loon.
>
>

Joan Archer · External Since: Mar 18, 2004 Posts: 1184

<lol> This whole thread has turned out funny, at least we still have WinME
General to come to for a laugh <g>
Joan

Heirloom wrote:
> BRWF started it.........I just thought it was funny, as I hadn't
> heard the term in ages.
> Heirloom, old and must
> be a stump around here somewhere
>
>

Joan Archer · External Since: Mar 18, 2004 Posts: 1184

<lol> Well she does admit to being frugal <g>
Joan

BigRedWingsFan wrote:
>
> Prolly too much Scottish ancestry up there, Loon.
>