- Location
- Kent, England
- Hardiness zone
- 9a
You guys must eat a lot of celery !!
You're not a rubbish moderator, just a confused poster !!Don't even like the stuffI like celery salt though
I put the pic on the wrong thread. I told everyone I was a rubbish moderator but would they listen?![]()
I don't even know what that comment means... Separated by a common language?Somebody I know is asking for a thick ear!![]()
Is he fertilizing with spoiled yogurt and ranch packets!?!?Look what I just found!!
I haven't looked at it yet, but have lots and lots of these containers - I buy fish that's mostly caught and frozen deep sea, and it's delivered in these.
PS It's 34 F here - or 1 C
I know what it means, got threatened with that enough times as a child.I don't even know what that comment means... Separated by a common language?
You probably eat a lot more of it than you actually know about. You eat what I decide is good for youDon't even like the stuffI like celery salt though
I put the pic on the wrong thread. I told everyone I was a rubbish moderator but would they listen?![]()
I'm in a grammatical forest and I have lost my compass...What, pray tell, is a head wallop? Is that like a fancy lettuce or cabbage? Why would vegetables be threatening? Lughole sounds like something to do with a car wheel... and what does a game of hide and seek have to do with head wallops? fourpenny one??? Gambling reference???Yeah, a smack in the lughole, head wallop, good hiding, a fourpenny one....... I dunno, so many of you American people don't manage to speak English properly. Don't worry though, we'll help you out. ....... ..
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Your parents mustn't have whalloped you for bad behavior !!I'm in a grammatical forest and I have lost my compass...What, pray tell, is a head wallop? Is that like a fancy lettuce or cabbage? Why would vegetables be threatening? Lughole sounds like something to do with a car wheel... and what does a game of hide and seek have to do with head wallops? fourpenny one??? Gambling reference???
Now look here young man, I think you had better go and find a quiet corner, get a cup of tea (YES tea), put on some soothing music and contemplate your inadequate grasp of the English language. Do a little research maybe - try looking up ''English for foreigners'' or ''Ordinary words from the mother country that are difficult for us to remember'' and similar. Failing that, you could enlist for classes (night lessons may be available)I'm in a grammatical forest and I have lost my compass...What, pray tell, is a head wallop? Is that like a fancy lettuce or cabbage? Why would vegetables be threatening? Lughole sounds like something to do with a car wheel... and what does a game of hide and seek have to do with head wallops? fourpenny one??? Gambling reference???
One of my Grandmother's favorites: "If I have to come over there I'm gonna knock you into next week !!"Now look here young man, I think you had better go and find a quiet corner, get a cup of tea (YES tea), put on some soothing music and contemplate your inadequate grasp of the English language. Do a little research maybe - try looking up ''English for foreigners'' or ''Ordinary words from the mother country that are difficult for us to remember'' and similar. Failing that, you could enlist for classes (night lessons may be available)
Bless you for trying.......
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Your parents mustn't have whalloped you for bad behavior !!![]()
Now look here young man, I think you had better go and find a quiet corner, get a cup of tea (YES tea), put on some soothing music and contemplate your inadequate grasp of the English language. Do a little research maybe - try looking up ''English for foreigners'' or ''Ordinary words from the mother country that are difficult for us to remember'' and similar. Failing that, you could enlist for classes (night lessons may be available)
Bless you for trying.......
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My grandmother was much the same, but was very Italian about it. I'm going to spell this wrong, but the phonetics are there, she'd constantly yell "Fottalogotsidoo", which essentially means "Mind your own effing business." and there's always her go to line of, "Go scratch yourself, and you know where!" She's 96...no 97...and still kicking.One of my Grandmother's favorites: "If I have to come over there I'm gonna knock you into next week !!"
But, my all-time-favorite, ( because you needn't take her seriously !!) : "Do I have to drill a hole in your head and stick a note in there ? "
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Was he referencing cauliflower?I know what it means, got threatened with that enough times as a child.![]()
I like tea... I prefer Earl Grey, but I near equally like Green tea. Oolong Tea is good too. But I maintain that I do not speak English. I speak 'Mercan.Now look here young man, I think you had better go and find a quiet corner, get a cup of tea (YES tea), put on some soothing music and contemplate your inadequate grasp of the English language. Do a little research maybe - try looking up ''English for foreigners'' or ''Ordinary words from the mother country that are difficult for us to remember'' and similar. Failing that, you could enlist for classes (night lessons may be available)
Bless you for trying.......
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Fertilize what? I lost track, what was the topic, now? INo, like I'm seriously asking. What is he using to fertilize? I'm trying to figure that out now...
I think you're thinking of Gallup New Mexico, no, not unless you like cactus thorns in your horse's arse it isn't !!Whallop sounds like a place to take an equestrian vacation to me.