Is that English tea time or the rest of the world time??:unsure: I like to keep my Calculator watch accurate??Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
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Is that English tea time or the rest of the world time??:unsure: I like to keep my Calculator watch accurate??Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
Inevitable turn of events since last we spoke, mate. Pseudo-divorced. You can't get divorced if you weren't married in the first place, yet you can. There's a moment of decree nisi in these things. She's now free to carry out acts of wanton obsessive compulsion uncritiqued. She recently joined St John's ambulance service. Don't get squashed in a crowd, mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaulLife has been good. The sprogs are all growing nicely, number 1 son is now 30, he and Mrs JP went to Dublin and were all touristy for his bidet. Drinking Guinness and the like no less.Quote:
Originally Posted by chalice
Both he and number two son are living with their respective domestic partners. Number 3 son and daughter one are still living at chez moi.
Frankly it seems unlikely they will ever leave. Though the wean is now deciding which University she will attend.
How goes thing with you, other than winding up the delicately nurtured online.
But that was yonks ago. Now got a spastic corporate career and the kids at the weekend. I like it. Except existence is futile and all that.
Maybe you can explain something to me, do you in some way think that using two question marks rather than the more traditional one (I never use them at all as I find it too elaborate) somehow makes it more interrogative. It's just something I've always wondered about, along with multiple exclamation marks, why would anyone do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by shainaIs that English tea time or the rest of the world time??:unsure: I like to keep my Calculator watch accurate??Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
Any exclamation mark is completely unnecessary. They are stage directions, not figures of speech.
I fucking hate them. And I don't need a fucking exclamation mark to express that.
Habit?? Or maybe i just like too?? I guess everyone has there style, be itQuote:
Originally Posted by JPaulMaybe you can explain something to me, do you in some way think that using two question marks rather than the more traditional one (I never use them at all as I find it too elaborate) somehow makes it more interrogative. It's just something I've always wondered about, along with multiple exclamation marks, why would anyone do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by shaina
BritishEnglish or the Right Way....:)
I suppose liking things makes the whole futility of existence a bit more bearable.Quote:
Originally Posted by chaliceInevitable turn of events since last we spoke, mate. Pseudo-divorced. You can't get divorced if you weren't married in the first place, yet you can. There's a moment of decree nisi in these things. She's now free to carry out acts of wanton obsessive compulsion uncritiqued. She recently joined St John's ambulance service. Don't get squashed in a crowd, mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
But that was yonks ago. Now got a spastic corporate career and the kids at the weekend. I like it. Except existence is futile and all that.
I have now had what can only be described as an epiphanic moment. True Story.
This is my new motto "I suppose liking things makes the whole futility of existence a bit more bearable."
Wurd.Quote:
Originally Posted by chalice
To each there own right Pirate:whistlingQuote:
Originally Posted by chalice
Yep. All you need is like.
I'm not really understanding that, given your aviator. You could be a merkin, from Canadia or Palestine.Quote:
Originally Posted by shainaHabit?? Or maybe i just like too?? I guess everyone has there style, be itQuote:
Originally Posted by JPaul
BritishEnglish or the Right Way....:)
Do any of those actually understand irony.