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Then it would be 'Perfect!'
I, for one, like Roman Numerals.
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DRHuff wrote: Then it would be 'Perfect!' Years from now, we'll be able to tell our forebears the story of how we were there, watching, when that word got its new meaning.
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It's from them all being convinced by Crazy Adam Schiff that Trump was about to sell Alaska to the Russians.
#SupportHeForShe
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@petepjksolutionscom
Where's the CCC?
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Which one? Gloucestershire? Yorkshire? Hampshire?
Have you heard of google?
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Mark_Wallace wrote: Have you heard of google?
Is that a delivery which looks like a normal leg-spinner but actually turns towards the batsmen, like an off-break, rather than away from the bat; unlike a normal leg-break, a google is delivered out of the back of the hand, with the wrist 180 degrees to the ground?*
* BBC Sport - Cricket - The googly explained[^]
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It's all in the wrist action.
(Don't, for God's sake, google that!)
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Too late ... my eyes, my eyes ...
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I wanted to link to a clip of that old advert where a kid says it (no idea what it was advertising).
I may have broken the speed record for closing a tab.
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Years ago there were ads for (I think) Worthington E, with the strapline, "It's what your right arm's for". A number of jokes on that theme emerged in various lads' mags (not that I ever bought any).
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I think I maybe might possibly not search on that line, either.
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Years ago I was helping an elderly neighbour with her new TV. She wanted to control it using the Sky remote just like she did with her old on. "Easy!" I thought. "I'll just Google the TV manufacturer, and get the info from them" So one quick Google for "Bush" later ...
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It was some game with spinning tips that were spun using a piece of string. I think the winner was the one whose top smashed into the competitors' tops. I remember the ad, but I also cannot remember the product. That was the problem with the old ads - your remember the tag lines, but not the products. Unlike modern ads which are so anodyne (is that a real word?) that you can't remember them at all (or is that a facet of getting older?).
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jsc42 wrote: Unlike modern ads which are so anodyne (is that a real word?) Mind-numbing, yes.jsc42 wrote: that you can't remember them at all (or is that a facet of getting older?) No, it's the ads.
Marketing is no longer a demesne for creative people, it's a pit for morons who can only follow processes.
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Mark_Wallace wrote: Marketing is no longer a demesne for creative people, it's a pit for morons who can only follow processes. And the software world is trying very hard to catch up.
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Sorry chaps been up the A&E all morning - what I thought was a bruised knuckle on my middle finger turned out to be a break which has started to heal incorrectly aligned ( I did it over a week ago and didn't think it was that bad ) bit late for today - do you want me to do tomorrows ?
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Sounds like a plan - it's getting a bit too close to "closing time" for today's.
Hope your finger is fine - not a whole lot they can do with broken fingers, except strap it to the next one and make the whole hand useless...
And a "prod target" for everything in existence, if my experience is anything to go by :ouch:
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Thanks Paul, they can't even strap it to the other fingers as it's been 10 days since I did it - the other problem is, it's started healing with the joint misaligned, next step is physio / fracture clinic and possibly surgery {groan} happy days
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Last year I had the variety that has flat pods - god for salad and soup... This year I wanted the peas so looked for a kind with large pods... As I had no that kind in the local store I ordered some on the internet...
Got a bunch of large (especially that these are dry) peas - in pink... Not green or brown or black or grey, but glowing pink...
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Just do what John Lennon told you, and give peas a chance ...
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These?[^]
I've no idea what they are, I just found a picture on reddit. One guy there says they're Karmazyn[^] broad beans, but they don't look as bright.
If they stay that colour when cooked, they'll look cool beans on a plate.
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Those are beans! Mine are peas...
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Did they by any chance come from Chernobyl or Fukushima?
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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Atomik Vodka, m***er f***er!!
I don't know about Fake-ashima. When it comes to food, the Japanese tend to be slightly more picky.
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