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| Joined: Fri Jun 20, 2008 6:54 pmPosts: 316Location: Manchester-ish, UK |
Better safe than wrecking someone else's car right before I leave the area..
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| Joined: Tue Jul 31, 2007 8:25 amPosts: 277 |
That's hilarious!!!! Though I can't remember a word of it!!!!
Did get proper bacon in new York though so was well happY!! Andy greg graffins sex face wrote: kelly wrote: newportandy wrote: I don't remember ranting about bacon but as a rule America doesn't do proper bacon so the rant was probably well deserved!! Andy One night I recorded you on my phone, next time I see you I'll play it to you haha. The "my mum used to ask me, do you want sausages or bacon?, so id say.. cant i have both?!" was a favourite for me, it just came out of nowhere  !That thing got so many plays the following few days, all followed by raging laughs.. I think you (Andy) were saying something else funny before it which prompted the recording, but the Bacon moment eclipsed whatever that was entirely. |
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| Joined: Tue Jul 31, 2007 8:25 amPosts: 277 |
Some of us are Welsh (from Wales). We sometimes get a little touchy if we're called English - Well I do anyway!!
Andy GenericInsight wrote: I love all you English folk and your usage of the word "queue". Reminds me of a line from the Hitchhiker's Guide movie:
"I'm British, I know how to queue". |
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| Joined: Mon Jun 23, 2008 1:40 pmPosts: 112Location: Tallahassee, FL |
I demand someone help me understand how my bacon is improper!
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| Joined: Fri Jun 20, 2008 6:54 pmPosts: 316Location: Manchester-ish, UK |
hawkgirl wrote: GenericInsight wrote: I love all you English folk and your usage of the word "queue". Reminds me of a line from the Hitchhiker's Guide movie: "I'm British, I know how to queue". Me too! And I enjoyed "car park" and "garden" for parking lot and backyard. We have backyards, too. But a yard is generally a concrete/paved, plant-less space. Builder's yards, Shipyards etc. But your garden clearly had foliage and is therefore clearly a garden, not a backyard. /englishwins! |
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 Joined: Tue Aug 14, 2007 11:16 amPosts: 624Location: Western Australia
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GoldenBull wrote: I demand someone help me understand how my bacon is improper!
I did attempt an explaination but frankly I like both for different reasons so don't care enough to go on:) who cares, as long as we're all the same religion 
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the cost of loving wrote: hawkgirl wrote: GenericInsight wrote: I love all you English folk and your usage of the word "queue". Reminds me of a line from the Hitchhiker's Guide movie: "I'm British, I know how to queue". Me too! And I enjoyed "car park" and "garden" for parking lot and backyard. We have backyards, too. But a yard is generally a concrete/paved, plant-less space. Builder's yards, Shipyards etc. But your garden clearly had foliage and is therefore clearly a garden, not a backyard. /englishwins! That's fine by me. I just think of a garden as a flower or vegetable garden, something that requires regular work...not just a backyard with some landscaping and a few potted plants. |
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| Joined: Tue Oct 23, 2007 1:55 pmPosts: 1315Location: FEST Board Troll |
backyard burger
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| Joined: Fri Jun 20, 2008 6:54 pmPosts: 316Location: Manchester-ish, UK |
hawkgirl wrote: the cost of loving wrote: hawkgirl wrote: GenericInsight wrote: I love all you English folk and your usage of the word "queue". Reminds me of a line from the Hitchhiker's Guide movie: "I'm British, I know how to queue". Me too! And I enjoyed "car park" and "garden" for parking lot and backyard. We have backyards, too. But a yard is generally a concrete/paved, plant-less space. Builder's yards, Shipyards etc. But your garden clearly had foliage and is therefore clearly a garden, not a backyard. /englishwins! That's fine by me. I just think of a garden as a flower or vegetable garden, something that requires regular work...not just a backyard with some landscaping and a few potted plants. I can dig that, but there was definite leafage, = garden. I like your garden and your BONFIRE, anyway.. 
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| Joined: Fri Oct 19, 2007 1:17 amPosts: 660Location: Brooklyn, NY |
hawkgirl wrote: the cost of loving wrote: hawkgirl wrote: GenericInsight wrote: I love all you English folk and your usage of the word "queue". Reminds me of a line from the Hitchhiker's Guide movie: "I'm British, I know how to queue". Me too! And I enjoyed "car park" and "garden" for parking lot and backyard. We have backyards, too. But a yard is generally a concrete/paved, plant-less space. Builder's yards, Shipyards etc. But your garden clearly had foliage and is therefore clearly a garden, not a backyard. /englishwins! That's fine by me. I just think of a garden as a flower or vegetable garden, something that requires regular work...not just a backyard with some landscaping and a few potted plants. Agreed. "Backyard" generally applies only when it's in the BACK of the house/apartment... hence the term. Or just plain "yard".
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| Joined: Fri Oct 19, 2007 1:17 amPosts: 660Location: Brooklyn, NY |
newportandy wrote: Some of us are Welsh (from Wales). We sometimes get a little touchy if we're called English - Well I do anyway!!
Andy GenericInsight wrote: I love all you English folk and your usage of the word "queue". Reminds me of a line from the Hitchhiker's Guide movie: "I'm British, I know how to queue". Sorry dude. Maybe I should have said "UK folks". Better? 
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 Joined: Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:52 pmPosts: 2441Location: Gainesville, finally
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greg graffins sex face wrote: GoldenBull wrote: I demand someone help me understand how my bacon is improper! I did attempt an explaination but frankly I like both for different reasons so don't care enough to go on:) who cares, as long as we're all the same religion well, I am Jewish, but I still love bacon. Hmmm... forbidden.... I still want to know how UK bacon is different. Is it like "Canadian bacon?"
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| Joined: Thu Jun 19, 2008 11:27 amPosts: 1027
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the cost of loving wrote: hawkgirl wrote: the cost of loving wrote: hawkgirl wrote: GenericInsight wrote: I love all you English folk and your usage of the word "queue". Reminds me of a line from the Hitchhiker's Guide movie: "I'm British, I know how to queue". Me too! And I enjoyed "car park" and "garden" for parking lot and backyard. We have backyards, too. But a yard is generally a concrete/paved, plant-less space. Builder's yards, Shipyards etc. But your garden clearly had foliage and is therefore clearly a garden, not a backyard. /englishwins! That's fine by me. I just think of a garden as a flower or vegetable garden, something that requires regular work...not just a backyard with some landscaping and a few potted plants. I can dig that, but there was definite leafage, = garden. I like your garden and your BONFIRE, anyway.. We know what you really liked --my MANSCOUT!
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| Joined: Fri Jun 20, 2008 6:54 pmPosts: 316Location: Manchester-ish, UK |
Sigh, my hero. Facilitator of toastie-feets.
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| Joined: Mon Jun 23, 2008 1:40 pmPosts: 112Location: Tallahassee, FL |
I predict that Fest 8 will feature an unknown band called "Improper Bacon."
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