First Trip to Italy

Following up to (David Horne, _the_ chancellor
(*)) wrote:

Remember also I used to live in the suburbs and walk to the supermarket.
From experience, some people drive to the supermarket because they can't
be arsed walking. Not _everyone_, I concede- but certainly some.

I've never said otherwise about very short distance car usage, the
people who live on Out Skerries drive up and down their mile of road a
ridiculous amount. But that's a million miles from a car not being the
best, and for some of it the only, way to do what *I* do with a car.
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Following up to Deeply Filled Mortician
wrote:

Ideally, you should learn Australian, coz then you can understand
anything.

except Glaswegian
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Following up to Iceman wrote:

in contrast with the US system where people
study years of Spanish, French or German and can barely speak any of
it.

I must have gone to school in the US, thats where I went wrong
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Following up to Deeply Filled Mortician
wrote:

Much of that is very common everyday language, and is frequently used
in both formal and informal situations.

just put cobber or sheila on the end of all sentences, easy!
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Make credence recognised that on Sun, 01 Jul 2007 11:50:22 +0100, The
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Following up to Deeply Filled Mortician
wrote:

There are plenty of Dutch mountaineers.

Are there? Google doesn't return much.

I think there are some but they are not heavily represented in the
"sport". It was just an excuse to post something, anything.

I think you're generalising.
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Make credence recognised that on Sun, 01 Jul 2007 11:59:31 +0100, The
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Following up to Deeply Filled Mortician
wrote:

Much of that is very common everyday language, and is frequently used
in both formal and informal situations.

just put cobber or sheila on the end of all sentences, easy!

The former is a good pom beacon!
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Following up to Doesn't Frequently Mop
wrote:

I think there are some but they are not heavily represented in the
"sport". It was just an excuse to post something, anything.

I think you're generalising.

sometimes generalising hits the spot :-)
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Following up to Doesn't Frequently Mop
wrote:

just put cobber or sheila on the end of all sentences, easy!

The former is a good pom beacon!

I was assuming they both were!
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Make credence recognised that on Mon, 02 Jul 2007 07:45:02 +0100, The
Reid has scripted:

Following up to Doesn't Frequently Mop
wrote:

I think there are some but they are not heavily represented in the
"sport". It was just an excuse to post something, anything.

I think you're generalising.

sometimes generalising hits the spot :-)

Folks who shout 'generalisation' simply can't figure out why they
don't agree with you.
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Make credence recognised that on Mon, 02 Jul 2007 07:46:59 +0100, The
Reid has scripted:

Following up to Doesn't Frequently Mop
wrote:

just put cobber or sheila on the end of all sentences, easy!

The former is a good pom beacon!

I was assuming they both were!

Nah, sheila can be used any time you want to be passively misogynist.
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