April 12, 200818 yr I am and always will be "Kan Win "and me mate "The Colonel". We both joined in 2003 August 20th, others did join, but Kont by our example, so, how should one put it, "we did it Prim and Proper". "redrus" this is a total "Capital " post. Thank you Yours as always The Colonel, Kan Win P.S. Nice to have you back in Bedlam, now that it "Capital "
April 12, 200818 yr Author Blindingly put my Learned Friend, Le Colonel.....! Prim n Proper, hhhmmm..... No, thank you. redrus
April 13, 200818 yr Yes, yes, all interesting theories and suggestions. It all smacks of an inferiority complex by the small letter people, who, adopting typical small letter people tactics, are now trying to suggest that the properly titled people have something wrong with them. (Ping has baited his hook, cast his line at himself and spread the burley all over his bonce. He is now waiting patiently for bites. ) E:T No no no Ping, its like the old saying you know the one, about those with big cars....! redrus You mean all the non-caps have really big willies?
April 13, 200818 yr Handwriting experts do suggest that people who use minuscules rather than capitals have lower self-esteem. Maybe a load of <deleted> but that's what a book I read on the subject said, at least.In my case it was email usage that did it. The underscore in my name was necessary unless I wanted to be meadishsweetball which is a bit too long to be read comfortably. Now that my 'surname' gets truncated I wouldn't mind switching to just 'meadish' actually. The handwriting comments (true or not) only refers to the written word not typed!
April 13, 200818 yr Yes, yes, all interesting theories and suggestions. It all smacks of an inferiority complex by the small letter people, who, adopting typical small letter people tactics, are now trying to suggest that the properly titled people have something wrong with them. (Ping has baited his hook, cast his line at himself and spread the burley all over his bonce. He is now waiting patiently for bites. ) E:T No no no Ping, its like the old saying you know the one, about those with big cars....! redrus You mean all the non-caps have really big willies? BMW?
April 14, 200818 yr Yes, yes, all interesting theories and suggestions. It all smacks of an inferiority complex by the small letter people, who, adopting typical small letter people tactics, are now trying to suggest that the properly titled people have something wrong with them. (Ping has baited his hook, cast his line and spread the burley. He is now waiting patiently for bites. ) E:T No no no Ping, its like the old saying you know the one, about those with big cars....! redrus You mean all the non-caps have really big willies? Tiggs - it's spelt 'Willys'... as in "Willys Jeep".
April 14, 200818 yr Author Yes, yes, all interesting theories and suggestions. It all smacks of an inferiority complex by the small letter people, who, adopting typical small letter people tactics, are now trying to suggest that the properly titled people have something wrong with them. (Ping has baited his hook, cast his line at himself and spread the burley all over his bonce. He is now waiting patiently for bites. ) E:T No no no Ping, its like the old saying you know the one, about those with big cars....! redrus You mean all the non-caps have really big willies? Yes...... redrus
April 15, 200818 yr Thanks for the advice Ping, I can't spell for toffie! Evidently! This one I did mean! I roofread it properly!
April 15, 200818 yr The problem with toffee is that it gets around one's teeth. Very effective at painlessly extracting fillings.
April 15, 200818 yr The problem with toffee is that it gets around one's teeth. Very effective at painlessly extracting fillings. I like toffy too!
April 16, 200818 yr ^ I try to avoid them. Pretentious people annoy me - rather intensely. It seems that in many cases, the degree of pretentiousness is inversely proportional to the person's standing in a community but directly linked to the aggressiveness of their ambition. Of course, the very worst ones are those who (somehow) actually 'make it'. I prefer toff-free!
April 16, 200818 yr ^ I try to avoid them. Pretentious people annoy me - rather intensely. It seems that in many cases, the degree of pretentiousness is inversely proportional to the person's standing in a community but directly linked to the aggressiveness of their ambition. Of course, the very worst ones are those who (somehow) actually 'make it'.I prefer toff-free! Nice one Ping, hadn't thought about the 'toff' thing.
April 16, 200818 yr ^ Never mind - the punch-line was too weak for the drawn-out preamble. I shouldn't have bothered.
April 16, 200818 yr ^ Never mind - the punch-line was too weak for the drawn-out preamble. I shouldn't have bothered. Oh don't be so hard on yourself!
April 17, 200818 yr ^ Never mind - the punch-line was too weak for the drawn-out preamble. I shouldn't have bothered. Oh don't be so hard on yourself! Indeed, it is far better to be hard on someone else....... in all the possibilities that that situation may arise
April 17, 200818 yr ^ Never mind - the punch-line was too weak for the drawn-out preamble. I shouldn't have bothered. Hey Ping, blow your own trumpet! If you don't, someone else will use it as a spitoon.
April 18, 200818 yr Let's have capital and non-capital sections. That way most people would be in one camp or the other. We could refer to them as caps and non-caps. And say disparaging things about each other!Or let's make it obscure and refer to either 'north' or 'south' of the river. So caps are north and non-caps are south. Hmmm would that put a new slant on 'capitalism'?
April 18, 200818 yr Let's have capital and non-capital sections. That way most people would be in one camp or the other. We could refer to them as caps and non-caps. And say disparaging things about each other!Or let's make it obscure and refer to either 'north' or 'south' of the river. So caps are north and non-caps are south. Hmmm would that put a new slant on 'capitalism'? Only on tv though quiksilva! I come from the southside just like you do!
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