11 points.
One less than we've managed in our last 4 games. It's a sobering thought.
That group was short-lived, Eddie: too confrontational.
Well, very in-your-face anyway.
666 I guess with that effort we can welcome you back to court.
The John Ketley line made me chuckle the most though, simple things n all that. Good test for us this Saturday against some quality opposition hopefully be a good measure of where we're at.
Passionate defence of Corry too by Vidals, hints of Tory-ness from 666 very revealing thread here...anyone else have any confessions...do tell.
As we have learned though, thrpough the medium of ja606, it's all just a front for the Illuminati so we mustn't take it too seriously
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Having met you on numerous occasions I would have to disagree. You're a barsteward on here, and you're a barsteward in person
So we know he is a rampant right winger and admires Cameron and Gideon Osborne.
We've all yet to pay the bill though some have already started.
Coronation Street has many subtleties in its humour and in the ways it reflects real life. I am not entirely surprised it passes over the head of someone like 666.
I recall we had a bit of a run-in with the Buddhist Society, the details of which escape me now. Odd really, when you think about it, that the Buddhists should get worked up about us, but there you are. We had a fancy dress party one night. A reporter from the Bristol Evening News took some photos before running a less than flattering expose of how students waste taxpayers money. We always suspected it was one of the Buddhists that shopped us to the paparazzi, but couldn't prove it.
Never trust a Buddhist is the moral of the story. It may not be in their manifesto, but what they are really all about is trying to destroy anyone with a harmless Hilda Ogden fetish.
First it's Tories now it's Buddists.
Can I trust anyone nowadays?
Ramdini:
Not paying is rather the remit of the last lot, isn't it..?
Running up deficits like they're going out of fashion, creating non-jobs for their favourite and obedient constituents, decimating our own governance to their unelected pals in Brussels..
Still, at least they've had the good sense to select an unelectable leader now to ensure they won't have to clean up their own mess: the bloke makes Clough look positively charismatic.
You can trust dave, Iwas... To what, I'd rather not speculate, but it involves doing to Health Spa workers what Blair did to the economy.
You did manage to miss two other famous folk from Claretdom:
Ron Greenwood, the messiah of East London
Gandalf, savior of middle Earth well not really but you guys seem to be in to fairy tales and the Ian Murray McKellen bit is true.
Blair was to the British economy, what Sugar is too children.
Blair was to the British economy, what Sugar is too children.
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I think you mean sugar
He might be talking about Alan?
Forgot to say, before we descend into class warfare, another fine effort 666. I think the Crystal Palace aberration is safely behind us.
What about the flying Welsh winger "our Leighton"think he came from the backwater that is Burnley.
John ketley lived on our street,(hooray i'm famous) if we saw him washing his car we new it would be fine.
I played cricket against John Kettley - decent bat.
He played for the same team as Garry Birtles, who (you will be glad to know) I bowled bouncers at.
Well I've met Kevin Webster (in his halcyon 'tache days), and Martin Platt, and I nearly met Gail Tilsley once.
Friendly lot some Burnley fans, when Jimmy Mullen was their manager some spirited types set fire to his wife's dress in a chinese restaurant in sophisticated protest at a particularly poor run of form.
Nice
Has anyone else notices that "its me onts" is an anagram of "Emits Snot"?
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666, excellent effort but missing the most fascinating of facts, back in 2005, when I went to Turf Moor, the public announcer on the pitch, reading out the birthdays, raffle ticket numbers etc, was none other than the Bill Bailey look-a-like who shouts "I say ya buy-one get-one free!" on Safestyle uk adverts! You know the one I mean, he looks like he's banned from playgrounds.
gay boy of Melbourne looks like it way past your bedtime, very funny how you worked that out I would never have thought of that
You certainly were at the front end of the line when they gave out brains, wow mummy must be so proud of her little man.
So smitten, bog off back to racist town.
Wow!
That's some GREAT banter, Onts.. Can't begin to fathom why there's only three of you on the Clarets' boards.
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posted on 17/1/12
11 points.
One less than we've managed in our last 4 games. It's a sobering thought.
posted on 17/1/12
That group was short-lived, Eddie: too confrontational.
Well, very in-your-face anyway.
posted on 17/1/12
666 I guess with that effort we can welcome you back to court.
The John Ketley line made me chuckle the most though, simple things n all that. Good test for us this Saturday against some quality opposition hopefully be a good measure of where we're at.
Passionate defence of Corry too by Vidals, hints of Tory-ness from 666 very revealing thread here...anyone else have any confessions...do tell.
posted on 17/1/12
As we have learned though, thrpough the medium of ja606, it's all just a front for the Illuminati so we mustn't take it too seriously
__________________________
Having met you on numerous occasions I would have to disagree. You're a barsteward on here, and you're a barsteward in person
posted on 17/1/12
So we know he is a rampant right winger and admires Cameron and Gideon Osborne.
We've all yet to pay the bill though some have already started.
posted on 17/1/12
Coronation Street has many subtleties in its humour and in the ways it reflects real life. I am not entirely surprised it passes over the head of someone like 666.
I recall we had a bit of a run-in with the Buddhist Society, the details of which escape me now. Odd really, when you think about it, that the Buddhists should get worked up about us, but there you are. We had a fancy dress party one night. A reporter from the Bristol Evening News took some photos before running a less than flattering expose of how students waste taxpayers money. We always suspected it was one of the Buddhists that shopped us to the paparazzi, but couldn't prove it.
Never trust a Buddhist is the moral of the story. It may not be in their manifesto, but what they are really all about is trying to destroy anyone with a harmless Hilda Ogden fetish.
posted on 17/1/12
First it's Tories now it's Buddists.
Can I trust anyone nowadays?
posted on 17/1/12
Ramdini:
Not paying is rather the remit of the last lot, isn't it..?
Running up deficits like they're going out of fashion, creating non-jobs for their favourite and obedient constituents, decimating our own governance to their unelected pals in Brussels..
Still, at least they've had the good sense to select an unelectable leader now to ensure they won't have to clean up their own mess: the bloke makes Clough look positively charismatic.
posted on 17/1/12
You can trust dave, Iwas... To what, I'd rather not speculate, but it involves doing to Health Spa workers what Blair did to the economy.
posted on 17/1/12
You did manage to miss two other famous folk from Claretdom:
Ron Greenwood, the messiah of East London
Gandalf, savior of middle Earth well not really but you guys seem to be in to fairy tales and the Ian Murray McKellen bit is true.
posted on 17/1/12
Blair was to the British economy, what Sugar is too children.
posted on 17/1/12
Blair was to the British economy, what Sugar is too children.
___________________
I think you mean sugar
posted on 17/1/12
He might be talking about Alan?
posted on 17/1/12
Forgot to say, before we descend into class warfare, another fine effort 666. I think the Crystal Palace aberration is safely behind us.
posted on 17/1/12
What about the flying Welsh winger "our Leighton"think he came from the backwater that is Burnley.
John ketley lived on our street,(hooray i'm famous) if we saw him washing his car we new it would be fine.
posted on 17/1/12
I played cricket against John Kettley - decent bat.
He played for the same team as Garry Birtles, who (you will be glad to know) I bowled bouncers at.
posted on 17/1/12
Well I've met Kevin Webster (in his halcyon 'tache days), and Martin Platt, and I nearly met Gail Tilsley once.
posted on 17/1/12
Friendly lot some Burnley fans, when Jimmy Mullen was their manager some spirited types set fire to his wife's dress in a chinese restaurant in sophisticated protest at a particularly poor run of form.
Nice
posted on 17/1/12
Has anyone else notices that "its me onts" is an anagram of "Emits Snot"?
posted on 17/1/12
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posted on 17/1/12
666, excellent effort but missing the most fascinating of facts, back in 2005, when I went to Turf Moor, the public announcer on the pitch, reading out the birthdays, raffle ticket numbers etc, was none other than the Bill Bailey look-a-like who shouts "I say ya buy-one get-one free!" on Safestyle uk adverts! You know the one I mean, he looks like he's banned from playgrounds.
posted on 17/1/12
gay boy of Melbourne looks like it way past your bedtime, very funny how you worked that out I would never have thought of that
You certainly were at the front end of the line when they gave out brains, wow mummy must be so proud of her little man.
posted on 17/1/12
So smitten, bog off back to racist town.
posted on 17/1/12
Wow!
That's some GREAT banter, Onts.. Can't begin to fathom why there's only three of you on the Clarets' boards.
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