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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Sewerphobe!

Is that a bad thing? [&:]

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

ORIGINAL: Dixie

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo




What do brits think of Newcastle, Dix?

Newcastle? As in the city of the Brown? If it's the city, then it's full of people who have strange accents. If it's the Newcastle Brown, I'd say it's got a smallish, but dedicated (almost cult) following.

This stuff. It happens to be one of the most widely available dark beers around where I live aside from Guinness (which I think is awful).

ORIGINAL: Dixie

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Sewerphobe!

Is that a bad thing? [&:]

Whilst I'm not a sewer dweller, I'd like to point sewer dwellers are a proud people with a rich heritage. Just because their customs may seem strange to others does not make them less of a people. They actually lead the world in many areas of social welfare and education.

ORIGINAL: sprior

Nukey Pukey!

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Well brothers, time for me to turn in. I leave you with this little tidbit:

A patient called in to the department today, to say that she wanted to cancel a scheduled fitting of a cardiac event recorder, a small device we use to monitor patients over a period of one week, looking for connections between fainting episodes and anomalous cardiac activity.

Her reason: she didn't want her friends to see her wearing it when she went partying over the weekend.

She was 18 years old, and although I didn't see her through the telephone, I can only assume she was very, VERY blond.

The nurse who took the call successfully talked her out of her dumb blond attack, but still...[8|]

G'night...[>:][>:]

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

ORIGINAL: Dixie

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo




Is that a bad thing? [&:]

Whilst I'm not a sewer dweller, I'd like to point sewer dwellers are a proud people with a rich heritage. Just because their customs may seem strange to others does not make them less of a people. They actually lead the world in many areas of social welfare and education.

So do nazis. [:@]

ORIGINAL: sprior

If I was Hitler I'd ditch Eva Braun and keep the English sisters. That would have curbed his excessive violence and he'd have been cool too, instead of a sad little wanker.

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

ORIGINAL: sprior

If I was Hitler I'd ditch Eva Braun and keep the English sisters. That would have curbed his excessive violence and he'd have been cool too, instead of a sad little wanker.

Didn't realize there were any "English sisters" in his cabal. Really?

ORIGINAL: sprior

Drink enough and you will!

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

ORIGINAL: sprior

Drink enough and you will!

I do. I find it pretty passable. Not my favorite, by a longshot, but very readily availible. And when its Newcastle or Corona at the supermarket, it seems an easy choice. [:D]

ORIGINAL: sprior

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

ORIGINAL: sprior

If I was Hitler I'd ditch Eva Braun and keep the English sisters. That would have curbed his excessive violence and he'd have been cool too, instead of a sad little wanker.

Didn't realize there were any "English sisters" in his cabal. Really?

The six daughters of the family were known collectively as the Mitford sisters. Nancy and Jessica became well-known writers and Deborah managed one of the most successful stately homes in England. Jessica and Deborah both married nephews-by-marriage of prime ministers Winston Churchill and Harold Macmillan, respectively. Deborah and Diana married wealthy aristocrats. Unity and Diana were well known during the 1930s for being close to Adolf Hitler

From here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitford_family

ORIGINAL: sprior

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

ORIGINAL: sprior

Drink enough and you will!

I do. I find it pretty passable. Not my favorite, by a longshot, but very readily availible. And when its Newcastle or Corona at the supermarket, it seems an easy choice. [:D]

Well, yes.

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy


Incidentally, are there any poor aristocrats? Aren't you Brits opposed to redundant adjectives in your writings?

Incidentally, are there any poor aristocrats? Aren't you Brits opposed to redundant adjectives in your writings?