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"Medal of Honour didn't last long"

Good game thought but far too short since Santa payed forty whole pounds for it

Normandy was amazing though

Hmmm somehow I think nobody has ever said that sentence

" Grampa, grampa tell me about the war "

" Normandy was amazing son "

froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.

That would mean one of two things.

Your wardrobe exists within my mind

Your world exists within my mind

I pray for the latter.

Tyler Durden wrote:
> froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
>
> Heh. Fat is in your wardrobe?

Yes, would you like him to type a reply to you? He can do that you knoe. He is clever like that.

You see froots, you have a hidden cupbaord on the back of your head.
Can you see it?

Tyler Durden wrote:
> Kyz22 wrote:
> Why do Scot's say "pure" ?
>
> I just DONT get it!
>
> I say pure, and I live hundreds of miles from Scotland, and am only
> 1/4 Scottish. Honest.

What does it mean then?

And do you say, "Aye its pure good" and stuff?

I say pure when im talking about something of value, "pure gold" or whatever. Scots, generally, use it for "good" I think.

froots wrote:
> Tyler Durden wrote:
> froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
>
> Heh. Fat b@$t@rd is in your wardrobe?
>
> Yes, would you like him to type a reply to you? He can do that you
> knoe. He is clever like that.

Please. Unleash the "b*****d within"

Tyler Durden = Best n00b as of late

Kyz22 wrote:
> froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
>
> That would mean one of two things.
>
> Your wardrobe exists within my mind
>
> Your world exists within my mind
>
> I pray for the latter.

Ahhh, mabey you will never knoe the truth! Mabey.

Kyz22 wrote:
> Tyler Durden wrote:
> Kyz22 wrote:
> Why do Scot's say "pure" ?
>
> I just DONT get it!
>
> I say pure, and I live hundreds of miles from Scotland, and am only
> 1/4 Scottish. Honest.
>
> What does it mean then?
>
> And do you say, "Aye its pure good" and stuff?
>
> I say pure when im talking about something of value, "pure
> gold" or whatever. Scots, generally, use it for "good"
> I think.

When I say pure, I occasionally say "pure class", which means completely excellent, but normally I use it in the same sense as you. I don't really think it's a Scottish thing really.

This is like our very own matrix. I dubb it the frootrix

Kyz22 wrote:
> Tyler Durden = Best n00b as of late

Thanks. Nice to hear :)

Now get back to work boy-o! Oh dear - I've gone Welsh now :|