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edders23
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context OI D@ckh*^d you don't own the road !!!!
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Ferkin


old english measure

i.e. its too ferkin big, its too ferkin small

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Sussex wrote:
AIG share price October 2007 $70.11, September 2008 $4.76.

And this side of the pond;

HBOS share price February 2007 £11.53, September 2008 £1.82.

We are all doomed. :sad:

I see the Yanks have bailed out the Yanks.

And this side of the pond;

The City of London has bailed out the City of Edinburgh. :roll: :roll:

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GBC
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Is Halifax in Scotland now?
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GBC wrote:
Is Halifax in Scotland now?


Ive been there, you lot can have that one too :lol:

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Sussex
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Is Halifax in Scotland now?

I think they wish they were. :sad:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008 ... osbusiness

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Heresy
Drapetomania

When you call a cab a car = Heresy
When your cab/car is on fire = Drapetomania (an overwhelming urge to run away)

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Brummie Cabbie wrote:
Word of the Day;

frisson

Definition: (noun) A moment of intense excitement..


That's definately a MAN thing :lol:

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Brummie Cabbie
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Word of the Day;

erotology

Definition: (noun) The 'science' of love.

Usage: In court, the police constable giving evidence stated, "When I approached the defendant, who was banging the young lady against the wall, he said he was a university student reading erotology."

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Brummie Cabbie
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abstruse

Definition: (adjective) Difficult to understand.

Usage: The professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them.

OR

Usage: There are some that say that the small-print wording in a contract for the purchase of a TX4 is abstruse.

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GBC
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Word of the Day;



Fire. :wink:
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Sussex
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Word of the day

Unbelievable. =D> =D> =D> =D>


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7637327.stm

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Floccinaucinihilipification


Meaning:to underestimate


Usage: "its a clear cut case of floccinaucinihilipification he thought i wasn't up to it!"
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