ORIGINAL: Speedy
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: scott1964
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That Brit slang for "I'm a dumbass".
Brit slang for I'm p*ssed with AE[;)]
Yeah , the AI is beating me up too! [:D]
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ORIGINAL: Speedy
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: scott1964
[&:]
That Brit slang for "I'm a dumbass".
Brit slang for I'm p*ssed with AE[;)]
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
ORIGINAL: gladiatt
ORIGINAL: Terminus
You know, Gladiatt, your comment about your wedding day "it was pure happiness until everyone left at 2AM" could be misinterpreted...[:D]
Termy, just curious, how would you like to misinterpret this [:D] ?
My guess is , because you make it sound like your happiness ended when your guests went home. I'm sure , that like most of us, your "happiness" incresed when your guests went home and you had your bride all to yourself. [:D]
ORIGINAL: gladiatt
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
ORIGINAL: gladiatt
Termy, just curious, how would you like to misinterpret this [:D] ?
My guess is , because you make it sound like your happiness ended when your guests went home. I'm sure , that like most of us, your "happiness" incresed when your guests went home and you had your bride all to yourself. [:D]
What i mean is: how did he guess that HELL beginned just after this ?
Just imagine the man wispering "Help guys, don't let me aloooooone".... [:D][;)]
ORIGINAL: Terminus
What're you complaining about now?
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
I wouldn't know. In the US the tradition is that the Bride and Groom leave the party before the guests, in a big show. Perhaps to "get a head start " on "things". [:D]
ORIGINAL: gladiatt
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
I wouldn't know. In the US the tradition is that the Bride and Groom leave the party before the guests, in a big show. Perhaps to "get a head start " on "things". [:D]
Old Europe lost it's tradition [8|]. Now, the wedded pay for the party, and put evryone out at the end...so this way, we can pay the restaurant without witness, and escape after this [;)].
ORIGINAL: Terminus
ORIGINAL: gladiatt
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
I wouldn't know. In the US the tradition is that the Bride and Groom leave the party before the guests, in a big show. Perhaps to "get a head start " on "things". [:D]
Old Europe lost it's tradition [8|]. Now, the wedded pay for the party, and put evryone out at the end...so this way, we can pay the restaurant without witness, and escape after this [;)].
Not everywhere. In Denmark, the couple leaves first too.
ORIGINAL: sprior
The RAFs most expensive plane has taken to the skies! Is it a new fighter, a stealth bomber? No, a re-conditioned 1950's airliner that kep falling out the skies...
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Have you got something in your eye?
ORIGINAL: gladiatt
ORIGINAL: Terminus
ORIGINAL: gladiatt
Old Europe lost it's tradition [8|]. Now, the wedded pay for the party, and put evryone out at the end...so this way, we can pay the restaurant without witness, and escape after this [;)].
Not everywhere. In Denmark, the couple leaves first too.
HMMM, to be more serious: the tradition still exist in France, but it is more and more often that the couple assume the party, and all the stuff (except for the wedding dress of the Bride), and they make the "closing" of the party.
We had the opportunity to receive money from our familly to pay a good part of it....but we would had to invite people we were not willing, or to make things that we thought not OK for us. So we did it this way ....and no one complained [:)]
ORIGINAL: Speedy
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Have you got something in your eye?
Only thing i've got is fire coming out of my eyes at AE [;)]
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
ORIGINAL: Speedy
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Have you got something in your eye?
Only thing i've got is fire coming out of my eyes at AE [;)]
You might want to stay with WITP PBEM's for a while. I am. Till I feel that I have a real handle on this beast. Like in about five years! [:D]
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
ORIGINAL: sprior
The RAFs most expensive plane has taken to the skies! Is it a new fighter, a stealth bomber? No, a re-conditioned 1950's airliner that kep falling out the skies...
While that's a little bit harsh (the Nimrod hasn't lost that many planes...especially compared to Harriers), I feel that the major problem with the Nimrod, is it's name.In many parts of the world (The USA includes, saying "Nimrod" doesn't conjure up images of "the great hunter" --for us that would be "Orion", but instead an insult. "Nice going NIMROD", is interchangable with "nice going , MORON". It's a pitty , but that's my therory as to why there were no foreign Nimrod sales. "Hey guys, we want to spend billions of dollars (pounds,lira,ruppee,etc...) on a plane called The MORON.". It just doesn't work. So much for the marketing department of BAE.
On a side note, besides being one of the ugliest planes ever built , it has an excellent RADAR (Search water) which was absolutely the best airborne search RADAR in the world (in 1983). [:D]