Poacher turned gamkeeper? >:)

[PaulyT]

Pete Thomas wrote:

Bobby G wrote:
Also I've come across one or two absolute a***s hanging aroind in there, seemingly only to bolster their own superiority complexes -

The rules only one "arse."

(Puts on Tony Robinson voice).... We had three days to uncover the etymology of the use of rhe word "arse" in the breakfast room. We dug down through the layers using a hippy as a mechanical digger. Within three minutes we had discovered the name of the second person ever to use the word "arse" in the breakfast room (10-9-06).
We carried on down, guided by some bloke with a stripy jumper to the earliest date we could find this word being used.
We were shocked - not so much by the fact that BobG was the first (29-7-06), but that he never got a rollocking for it. The reason is all too apparent!! Yes, Mr. Pete Thomas was the second ever person to use the word "arse" in the breakfast room!!! :laugh:

 

[Bobby G]

Point me at my original use of the 'a-word' Pauly, I can't believe I used it when I'd only been on the board for 3 months. Was anyone insulted?

 

[Pete Thomas]

I heard it on Radio 4 today. Maybe the Breakfastroom rules could be based on what's acceptable there?

 

[PaulyT]

Bobby G wrote:
Point me at my original use of the 'a-word' Pauly, I can't believe I used it when I'd only been on the board for 3 months. Was anyone insulted?

It's in a thread called "Cheap at half the price" and it's in the Breakfast room now!!
Bit of a bummer eh? ooops!

 

[PaulyT]

Pete Thomas wrote:
I heard it on Radio 4 today. Maybe the Breakfastroom rules could be based on what's acceptable there?

I'd be careful with that idea if I was you! There's some horrible language on Radio 4 at times!! 🙂

 

[Bobby G]

PaulyT wrote:

Pete Thomas wrote:
I heard it on Radio 4 today. Maybe the Breakfastroom rules could be based on what's acceptable there?

I'd be careful with that idea if I was you! There's some horrible language on Radio 4 at times!! 🙂

Far too much of it if you ask me, and at inappropriate times. There are standards to maintain and I'm going to effing maintain them.

Yours, Angry of Tunbridge Wells

 

[Taz]

A recent investigation into Foul Language has been launched.
Repertition of such words is forbiden by all.
Some people find these words offensive
Each time I post, you will never find such filth! :laugh: :whistle: :laugh: :whistle:

 

[PaulyT]

Bobby G wrote:

PaulyT wrote:

Pete Thomas wrote:
I heard it on Radio 4 today. Maybe the Breakfastroom rules could be based on what's acceptable there?

I'd be careful with that idea if I was you! There's some horrible language on Radio 4 at times!! 🙂

Far too much of it if you ask me, and at inappropriate times. There are standards to maintain and I'm going to effing maintain them.

Yours, Angry of Tunbridge Wells

Thing is Bob - the linguistic standards you swear to maintain are, by all appearances, desperately low standards! :laugh: Keep up the good work :whistle:

p.s. So we're all going "shopping" in Oxford then?

 

[jools]

Anyone ever read the Viz Profanosaurus?

Would anyone object if I said the word "knee"? -
"he's a right knee, he is"

!?!?!?!?! -
*LOUD VOICE*: GIRLS, WHISKY, NUNS.......

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
in't language brilliant!

 

[Semiquaver]

Looks like I got away with the triple use of the 'a' word in my post on 'away for a bit'. Perhaps they were too well hidden.

 

[phil_edwards]

Semiquaver wrote:
Looks like I got away with the triple use of the 'a' word in my post on 'away for a bit'. Perhaps they were too well hidden.

well, I had to go back to check it. Very Good :laugh: Watch the 'views' on that thread race up now everyone's going to go and find them.

A whole new game commences...

Phil

 

[Taz]

Very clever Semi :laugh: but I think I have the edge (left hand to be precise 😉 ) 8)