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Postby John_W » Thu 20.07.2006, 21:22

Geoff,
You're speshul. :smt117

There are several gods,
but only one Wrinkley.

Yours,
Philistine (and on the way down). :roll:

Oh, and now Doug's not such a big cheese I can point out that there are two l's in grovelling. (Sailing close to the wind here) :smt120
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Postby GeoffSmith » Thu 20.07.2006, 21:47

Well thank you right handed mouse moving administrators. It must have been the left handed one. Oh, yes it was - I remember now - and that naughty John Dubya had something to do with it as well. Oh well, no super elevated SuperWrinkly or Crumbly status for me. Thank you once again you lovely admin people; I promised that the tone of my posting would not be influenced by your replies and a promise is a promise. It's a shame I can't express in words how I feel on this my special day of my 500th post.

Have a nice day.

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Postby John_W » Thu 20.07.2006, 22:19

Happy birthday Geoff.
Easy on the claret.
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Postby algirdas » Fri 21.07.2006, 03:19

Dear John W:

Welcome back from your vacation/holiday. I was beginning to wonder what had happened to you. I was afraid you had hit your head and traded your Elan in on a Miata. I truly missed your rapier wit.

Concerning the use of the term "grovel" both you and Doug are correct but depending on one's perspective, Doug may be more right than you. "Groveling" with one "l" is the more accepted, modern spelling of the word while "grovelling" with two "l"s is the older, less widely accepted and British spelling of the word.

Just thought you ought to know.

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Postby Doug » Fri 21.07.2006, 04:02

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Postby ailwyn » Fri 21.07.2006, 07:17

algirdas wrote:"Groveling" with one "l" is the more accepted, modern spelling of the word while "grovelling" with two "l"s is the older, less widely accepted and British spelling of the word.


Surely the latter part of that statement would mean John is correct? :wink:

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Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 21.07.2006, 07:52

And the British spelling of "Wonderful person" is not "Wonderschlong"!
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Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 21.07.2006, 08:01

Wonderschlong is not a German word either. However, according to the online urban dictionary, the definition is:-
1. The living legend, the god who walked the University of Miami's campus as a man, my friend...R.E.F.
2. Pussy magnet.

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Postby GeoffSmith » Sun 23.07.2006, 23:50

I'm confused.

I realise that LEC Admin are pretty much all seeing, but I hadn't been able to work out how you knew I was allergic to cats and consequently how cats appeared to be attracted to me in some mysterious, invisible way.

I was talking to the children about this at tea today and how I'd changed my avatar to a tin of catfood to reflect my special status as pussy magnet. I gather that my interpretation may have been somewhat outdated. They have suggested I use a different one - a bespectacled young man who I have never heard of. Could anyone enlighten me?

Geoff

BTW, the medics said it was quite exceptional that three children should simultaneously choke on their food and they are expected to make a full recovery.
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Re: Question for the Admins

Postby John_W » Mon 24.07.2006, 20:08

algirdas wrote:Welcome back from your vacation/holiday. I was beginning to wonder what had happened to you. I was afraid you had hit your head and traded your Elan in on a Miata. I truly missed your rapier wit.
Your felicitations are too kind, Al, but are appreciated. I fear, however, that you were trying to ease the blow of:
algirdas wrote:Concerning the use of the term "grovel" both you and Doug are correct but depending on one's perspective, Doug may be more right than you. "Groveling" with one "l" is the more accepted, modern spelling of the word while "grovelling" with two "l"s is the older, less widely accepted and British spelling of the word.

My apologies to you and Doug; I had no idea that this was another of those words which failed to make the transatlantic crossing unmangled. I am now going to give up on trying to educate you lot. :roll:

John :?
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Postby algirdas » Mon 24.07.2006, 20:54

Dear Mr. John W:

Were you trying to say "I am now going to give up on trying to educate your lot"?

Just curious. LYLDM

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Postby TStevens » Mon 24.07.2006, 21:45

lol.... told :P... or as us compu-geeks say... "pwnt"
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Postby Rambo » Sun 30.07.2006, 22:53

geoffsmith wrote:Wonderschlong is not a German word either. However, according to the online urban dictionary, the definition is:-
1. The living legend, the god who walked the University of Miami's campus as a man, my friend...R.E.F.
2. Pussy magnet.

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Pussy magnet ??!!! Are you kidding Geoff ?? At the ripe old age of 50 your pussy magnet days must be 30 years long gone !! :D

However I have heard that schlong is another term for dick, cock, tadger, love baton or whatever you want to call your "wee man"

So, there's only on f in Geof Smith, WonderCock sounds almost better than there's only on f in Geof Smith, pussy magnet
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Postby GeoffSmith » Sun 30.07.2006, 23:16

Thanks Mark. You know how to make an old man feel good - if only I could remember what my schlong was used for.

Looks like my pussy magnet days were short lived anyway, as I've been demoted to a mere God now.
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