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*sigh* I'm having to put up with my neighbours AGAIN. They ride about on their electric scooters, constantly pressing the horns, they shout, swear and fight in the street...and they never listen to me. Take this scenario from my *ahem* younger years...
A girl I know is getting on her bicycle.
Me: You should wear a crash helmet.
Girl: I divvan't need to!
Me: How come?
Girl: 'Cos I'm an expert!
(She cycles five metres, falls off, and injures her head)
See? No-one listens to the wise Galacticdramon...
A girl I know is getting on her bicycle.
Me: You should wear a crash helmet.
Girl: I divvan't need to!
Me: How come?
Girl: 'Cos I'm an expert!
(She cycles five metres, falls off, and injures her head)
See? No-one listens to the wise Galacticdramon...
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Heh.
This is turning into a sarcasm match. Let's not turn this into spam...Silent Thunder would simply HATE that... ;)
Oh, that will be Horace. He lives outside too.
RoJ wrote:
> Yes, he gave one the other day on the flucuations of the Euro in a
> socio economic zone of study in the European Union.
> :)
Yes...and I've seen a winged pig before...
> Yes, he gave one the other day on the flucuations of the Euro in a
> socio economic zone of study in the European Union.
> :)
Yes...and I've seen a winged pig before...
I work my dog day and night......soon he will come up with the best novel known to mankind.Mwahaaaaaaaaaa.Lets see what he has got so far......it was the Best of times it was the blest of times! u stupid dog dont u know anything? *hits dog with brick*
Galacticdramon wrote:
> 1: That's cruelty! Mine lives in the house!
Meh. Its a matter of hygiene - he is too big to live properly in our relatively small house, and he always gets really dirty after walks (we live in countryside) and he gets covered in muck and he hates getting a bath, he cleans himself. So there you go.
> 2: I don't beat him.
I was joking, laddie.
> 3: Can your dog even do a lecture?
Yes, he gave one the other day on the flucuations of the Euro in a socio economic zone of study in the European Union.
:)
> 1: That's cruelty! Mine lives in the house!
Meh. Its a matter of hygiene - he is too big to live properly in our relatively small house, and he always gets really dirty after walks (we live in countryside) and he gets covered in muck and he hates getting a bath, he cleans himself. So there you go.
> 2: I don't beat him.
I was joking, laddie.
> 3: Can your dog even do a lecture?
Yes, he gave one the other day on the flucuations of the Euro in a socio economic zone of study in the European Union.
:)
1: That's cruelty! Mine lives in the house!
2: I don't beat him.
3: Can your dog even do a lecture?
2: I don't beat him.
3: Can your dog even do a lecture?
Galacticdramon wrote:
> Doesn't "GO" on the carpet?
He lives outside.
> Doesn't run off whenever you approach?
I don't beat my dog.
> My Westie could learn a few things from him...
Yes, yes he could.
> Doesn't "GO" on the carpet?
He lives outside.
> Doesn't run off whenever you approach?
I don't beat my dog.
> My Westie could learn a few things from him...
Yes, yes he could.
RoJ wrote:
> ... Like Spaniels only superior in every way ...
That's fighting talk where I come from ...
> ... Like Spaniels only superior in every way ...
That's fighting talk where I come from ...
Doesn't "GO" on the carpet?
Doesn't run off whenever you approach?
My Westie could learn a few things from him...
Doesn't run off whenever you approach?
My Westie could learn a few things from him...
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