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English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Sat 16.02.2008, 16:13

English Literature Award Nominations

Following the much acclaimed success by a Scottish person for the 2007 English Literature Award Nomination when Rambo wrote, on the subject of one of the Ten Most Stupid British Laws - In Scotland, if someone knocks on your door and requires the use of your toilet, you must let them enter...

Rambo replied…

Very true - but you are not obliged to supply paper though!!

Must go, there's someone at the front door


The nominations have started pouring in for 2008

Post - Track day
Author - Dico

On the question of how anyone could bypass the officials in order to get a ride around Donington alongside Monty.

Dico wrote…

If you all have plastic surgery you could pretend you're me, and jump in with Murph as a passenger. And as a bonus you could do some modelling work afterwards.




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Postby RayD » Fri 22.02.2008, 12:13

TrueBlue

you are all never going to beleive this but a palm reader once told me never to buy a red car cos she saw it blowing up on what looked like a dule carriageway..

GeoffSmith

I'm not convinced about the palm reader

gerraway!

TrueBlue

ive always wanted an Elan, funnily enough my aunt and uncle are call alan and lisa !!!!

TrueBlue to Dico...

I can pm you a list of all the main national promotion agencies,
they usually deal with blue chip clients, often u will see one of their women (usually a bored housewife) doing an instore demonstration in tesco's.


and...

its so frustrating finding that 1 brilliant product to turn your 140k into a million...

how about dico dunkers - mini donuts with various dips all in a carton?


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Postby RayD » Tue 06.05.2008, 21:23

Coupeboy

My horn only works when the car is cold! What are we looking for when pulling the horn push apart?

Sy V

A gremlin in a parka with a thermos flask?
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Postby theelanman » Tue 06.05.2008, 23:16

RayD wrote:Coupeboy

My horn only works when the car is cold! What are we looking for when pulling the horn push apart?

Sy V

A gremlin in a parka with a thermos flask?



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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Sun 21.09.2008, 21:50

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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Wed 01.10.2008, 19:09

This qualifies for an E.L.A.N. nomination on three counts...

It's well punctuated, informative and mentions the word shite twice. :shock:


surferphil wrote:
The browser should try and match to the nearest colour, if it's pallet is different from the web site code. But the image has it's own pallet which the browser does not change; as the pixel colour code is in the bitmap file (jpg, gif, bmp etc) not in the html.
The browsers may have 2 totally different pallets especially if one is 32 bit and the other 64 or if one is good and the other is shite.... it's just because it's shite isn't it! :roll:

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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 24.10.2008, 17:33

Having found out that Quinton Hazel, who supply hundreds of track rod ends for most UK, European and Far Eastern cars, have only 6 which have the same 1:6 taper as the Elan, but that none of them fit, our very own literary editor (RayD) said, with typical British understatement:

"So...there's a bit more work to do." :mrgreen:
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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Mon 27.10.2008, 14:35

Nominated in the Best Comic Timing Category....

ektrolleyboy’s

Bugger-off you lot!


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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Thu 15.01.2009, 21:57

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Can we all reign in the drama please? We have each explained our positions and logic honestly. That is all one should expect of a casual acquaintance.

(Nitroman)

The closing lines of An American Lesson in English

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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Wed 04.03.2009, 19:45

While trying to decide on a colour for his custom made mud flaps...dapinky wrote...

I'd like pale blue, perhaps edging towards a mid turquoise (but NOT medina green), with a Lotus logo highlighted in a red/pink accent - a shade or 2 lighter than calypso .
If it could have a graduated border starting at Dark Purple (something like 'Autumn Nights' from the 2005 B & Q paint chart), and flowing over a 1 1/2" 'blend' into a bright cerise ('Luscious Lips' is the closest I can get on the Rimmel nail polish chart I have for reference) that would be great.......

......if that isn't possible, plain black will do fine :D
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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Thu 05.03.2009, 21:54

On saying goodbye to TWR

Geoff wrote...

So long, and thanks for all the fish

:mrgreen:

If you're anything me, I had to look it up.
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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby lotos » Thu 05.03.2009, 23:48

Had to look it up? Sigh....
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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby GeoffSmith » Thu 05.03.2009, 23:57

Some of us didn't! :wink:
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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Sat 23.05.2009, 09:45

On here

Matt wrote

... would be enough to make me think, that THIS week, among all the weeks which made up my life, is THE week to go-for-it!




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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby Monty » Sat 23.05.2009, 10:45

RayD wrote:On saying goodbye to TWR

Geoff wrote...

So long, and thanks for all the fish

:mrgreen:

If you're anything me, I had to look it up.



LMAO at that one :smt081
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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Fri 10.07.2009, 16:06

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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Sun 20.09.2009, 21:24

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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Sun 08.11.2009, 07:09

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From (Nitroman)


I see a great (or medial) phalange or simply, a hallux. The hallux & thumb are our only phalanges with just two bones, instead of three bones as found in all their lateral breatheren. You Brits and your odd twists of phrase!
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Re:

Postby Dico » Sun 08.11.2009, 09:47

Palm reader wrote:


TrueBlue to Dico...




its so frustrating finding that 1 brilliant product to turn your 140k into a million...

how about dico dunkers - mini donuts with various dips all in a carton?




Well i've been dunking my doughnut and i'm well on my way to my first million.
Quite eerie :shock:









Palm reader wrote:(usually a bored housewife)
:shock: :shock: :shock:
4+ hours stuck in a damp bucket seat with a mad Irishman at the wheel - Deep joy!!!!
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Re: English Literature Award Nominations

Postby RayD » Wed 06.01.2010, 17:02

And ... the winner is ............................

The English Literature Award Nomination For Eloquent Dialogue goes to Nitroman who undoubtedly has a way with words.

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The remaining categories are .......................

The English Literature Award Nomination Special Edition (SE) and the Normal Award (NA)

Any suggestions welcome.

The Special Edition can go to anyone, whereas the Normal Award needs to go to someone who’s normal. :?

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On the occasion of going through this thread I always have to read TrueBlue’s twice, especially .....

ive always wanted an Elan, funnily enough my aunt and uncle are call alan and lisa !!!!

It’s a classic.

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