I would like to take this opportunity to annouce I have no intention of leaving casebook.
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Hi Pink. I'm sorry to hear that your experience at Casebook has been such that you have decided you have no choice but to stay. I sincerely hope you rethink this decision. I assure you that you have completely taken the posters here out of context if in any way you find them agreeable, open, or unpretentious.
Yours truly,
Tom Wescott
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G'Day Tom
I'm sorry to hear that your experience at Casebook has been such that you have decided you have no choice but to stay. I sincerely hope you rethink this decision. I assure you that you have completely taken the posters here out of context if in any way you find them agreeable, open, or unpretentious.
Love it!G U T
There are two ways to be fooled, one is to believe what isn't true, the other is to refuse to believe that which is true.
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Well, you are from Lancashire way, Pinkmoon, where the natives remain wary of oxygen: they think it's magic and could be taken away at any minute.Originally posted by pinkmoon View PostI think it's disgracefull I've had no abuse of anyone.
On the plus side, you do have a monumental spelling issue. I wouldn't term this 'abuse', more commentary on a glaring internal problem.
All things considered, you must have dug deep into your inner-most reserves in order to make such a heart-felt admission of hopelessness in public; but you've got nowt on Trevor. He doesn't simply make ill-conceived statements about going or staying; he crow-bars into the statement the idea that everyone is 'wrong' and he has 'won', and does it in a peculiar fashion: "I'm making this statement, and I won't reply, I've won, **** you".
It takes a special person to behave in that manner and no one does that like the great Trevor Marriott. Is it 2 Ts and 2 Rs? I forget.
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You forgot to mention that we burn witches at weekends in Lancashire also we point up to the sky with excitement every time a giant metal bird flies over.Originally posted by Fleetwood Mac View PostWell, you are from Lancashire way, Pinkmoon, where the natives remain wary of oxygen: they think it's magic and could be taken away at any minute.
On the plus side, you do have a monumental spelling issue. I wouldn't term this 'abuse', more commentary on a glaring internal problem.
All things considered, you must have dug deep into your inner-most reserves in order to make such a heart-felt admission of hopelessness in public; but you've got nowt on Trevor. He doesn't simply make ill-conceived statements about going or staying; he crow-bars into the statement the idea that everyone is 'wrong' and he has 'won', and does it in a peculiar fashion: "I'm making this statement, and I won't reply, I've won, **** you".
It takes a special person to behave in that manner and no one does that like the great Trevor Marriott. Is it 2 Ts and 2 Rs? I forget.Three things in life that don't stay hidden for to long ones the sun ones the moon and the other is the truth
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G'Day Pinkmoon
Must get to this Lancashire place one day, sounds like my kinda place. Where is it?You forgot to mention that we burn witches at weekends in Lancashire also we point up to the sky with excitement every time a giant metal bird flies over.
What's a giant metal bird?G U T
There are two ways to be fooled, one is to believe what isn't true, the other is to refuse to believe that which is true.
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I think I saw a program on the magic box in the corner of the room I think some call it television the giant metal bird was called a plane.Originally posted by GUT View PostG'Day Pinkmoon
Must get to this Lancashire place one day, sounds like my kinda place. Where is it?
What's a giant metal bird?Last edited by pinkmoon; 01-21-2014, 03:48 PM.Three things in life that don't stay hidden for to long ones the sun ones the moon and the other is the truth
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I lived there for a while and I once saw a woman catch a stoat and use it for medicinal purposes, mainly involving rubbing stoat's blood on a broken leg. This was 2002. I decided to leave. A bit hasty but I thought it best not to hang around in a place famed for the Pendle Witches in the 1600s and 400 years later they still hadn't grasped that old crones using animals to cure human ailments can only possibly lead to confusion and insanity. I'm in Yorkshire these days and they're not much better. 'Bout time I returned to the North East where people are reasonable and use nettles for these sorts of things.Originally posted by pinkmoon View PostYou forgot to mention that we burn witches at weekends in Lancashire also we point up to the sky with excitement every time a giant metal bird flies over.
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Just joking.
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