but I prefer my gin with a dash of vermouth and a dose of chartreuse, or with tonic...JimC wrote:Easily cured by sufficient neat gin...rEvolutionist wrote:Grammar Nazism gives me anxiety...
Strawman arguments?
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Embrace the Darkness, it needs a hug
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They say that the penis mightier than the sword - but mine can't seem to hold an edge.hackenslash wrote:My penis is always responsible for my bad writing.
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What ink are you using with that?
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Clinton Huxley » 21 Jun 2012 » 14:10:36 GMT
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More importantly, what does it taste like?
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Well, cuttlefish ink tastes quite nice...
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I know it is sacrilege to say it around here and JimC is probably already on a flight to Liverpool to smash my head in with the funny shaped bottle it comes in. Though even to an alcoholic like me gin is fucking awful. If all I had left was a bottle of gin and some toilet duck then...Mmmmm toilet duck.Svartalf wrote:but I prefer my gin with a dash of vermouth and a dose of chartreuse, or with tonic...JimC wrote:Easily cured by sufficient neat gin...rEvolutionist wrote:Grammar Nazism gives me anxiety...
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That's coz ur quackers! 
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Gin, of course, is only appreciated by folk with an exquisitely refined sensibility...
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I bought a bottle of gin yesterday.
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I've run out of booze. Just found a miniature of Amaretto that my son's GF left in the cupboard, which I've dumped into my coffee. Must pay more attention in future.
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the tasty variety... but what does it taste like, seriously?Brian Peacock wrote:What ink are you using with that?
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It's not an impossible goal: just work your way up through the ranks of the editors behind a major English dictionary, then redefine the meaning of 'contrarian'.Scott1328 wrote: And then of course goal of my life: Mr Samsa to say to me: "you were right, I am a contrarian"
Otherwise I don't think I'd describe myself by a term that clearly doesn't apply.
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well of course, if you ever were to agree, you would cease to be a contrarian.Mr.Samsa wrote:It's not an impossible goal: just work your way up through the ranks of the editors behind a major English dictionary, then redefine the meaning of 'contrarian'.Scott1328 wrote: And then of course goal of my life: Mr Samsa to say to me: "you were right, I am a contrarian"
Otherwise I don't think I'd describe myself by a term that clearly doesn't apply.
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