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Latchkey Kid
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I need a book on the methodologies and levels of translation.

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Mika; in Hello? Is Anybody There?, Jostein Gaardner

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Loquacious beachcomber
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When a presbytery accepts a call to one of its clergy, that clergy is said to have been translated to the new pastoral charge.

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TODAY'S SPECIAL - AND SO ARE YOU (Sign on beachfront fish & chips shop)

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Spike

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A member of the clergy called me the other day. How the hell did he get my phone number?

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Day lilies are so pretty. It's a shame that the smell makes me sick. Even worse are the Stargazer lilies, which are just beautiful.

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Don't you just love stargazy pie?

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Probably not, but I love my great-niece, who is the cutest baby on the planet. [Axe murder]

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Latchkey Kid
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Radion National has a great international music programme, hosted by Lucky Oceans, called the Daily Planet.

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'You must never give way for an answer. An answer is always the stretch of road that's behind you. Only a question can point the way forward.'
Mika; in Hello? Is Anybody There?, Jostein Gaardner

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Firenze

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Didn't Superman work for The Daily Planet?
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Loveheart

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Talking of supermen and superwomen, have you seen the short list for BBC Sports Personality of the Year? Who on earth do you pick?

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This chap was known as Superdad. Mind you, there are funny people living on Bodmin Moor.

[ 19. October 2012, 07:39: Message edited by: Morlader ]

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Welease Woderwick

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I never fancied wearing chaps, though if I were a cowboy in the Old West I'd probably get used to them as they guard against thorn bushes.

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Spike

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There are some dreadfully nice chaps who drink down at my local.

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Welease Woderwick

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Local history can be an enthralling topic.

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What part of Matt. 7:1 don't you understand?

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EtymologicalEvangelical
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Apparently you're not supposed to drink Earl Grey with milk. I rather like it, so the pedants can stuff off...

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You can argue with a man who says, 'Rice is unwholesome': but you neither can nor need argue with a man who says, 'Rice is unwholesome, but I'm not saying this is true'. CS Lewis

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Welease Woderwick

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I have to clear out the bedroom this weekend and it is just full of stuff.

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What part of Matt. 7:1 don't you understand?

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jedijudy

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A terrible bully in town is in jail, now. I'd say he got his just desserts.

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Jasmine, little cat with a big heart.

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Yay! I found online the recipe for one of my family's favorite desserts, Cherry Supreme. It will be a real treat when my brother comes home for the holidays.

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"Dear God, whose name I do not know - thank you for my life. I forgot how BIG... thank you. Thank you for my life." ~from Joe Vs the Volcano

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Cherry Coke is vile-tasting stuff. I can't imagine why anyone would drink it.

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I think this woman was drinking something a little stronger than Coke, or maybe mixing something stronger than cherries with it; she called a talk show to complain that deer-crossing signs should be relocated, as they encourage deer to croos the highway in heavy traffic!

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Homemade elderberry cordial, with a little hot water and a large slug of brandy, is womderful for a cold.

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Beauty fades, dumb is forever-Judge Judy
The man who made time, made plenty.

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I dislike using slug bait, but when we lived in Sydney it was the only way to keep them off the veges.

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Mika; in Hello? Is Anybody There?, Jostein Gaardner

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Elderflower cordials and drinks are one of the English things I missed most when I lived abroad. Of course in my childhood you couldn't get elderflower pressé and such all over the place, as you can now. My mother went out and picked elderflowers and put the umbrella-like heads in a big bucket with (I think) lemon and sugar...left it for days, it began to ferment, bottled it, it fermented some more, and finally you had a wonderful non-alcoholic elderflower "champagne," naturally fizzy. Bliss. And recently there's been available an elderflower liqueur, St Germain, it's available in Waitrose. Super bliss.

At first I thought this thread was something to do with algebra and I steered clear. Now I know what it is...hooray!

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I've lost my umbrella which is really annoying as it's pissing down with rain at the moment.

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Latchkey Kid
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Spike, your next post will be your 10,000th

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Mika; in Hello? Is Anybody There?, Jostein Gaardner

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Talking of 10.000, what's the Duke of York doing these days?

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Latchkey Kid
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My Yorkshire friend's father complained when she got engaged to a Lancastrian, "Why couldn't you find a Yorkshire lad?"

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'You must never give way for an answer. An answer is always the stretch of road that's behind you. Only a question can point the way forward.'
Mika; in Hello? Is Anybody There?, Jostein Gaardner

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There was a time when only Yorkshire lads could play cricket for Yorkshire. Len Hutton came from Pudsey, you know... Aye. That he did.

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A friend of mine once took his little girl to see Pudsey Bear when he came to the local shopping centre. She screamed hysterically as soon as Pudsey approached, and had to be taken home, in floods of tears.

Admittedly cartoon characters that size can be a bit intimidating when they loom over you, even if you're an adult.

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I wouldn't mind having a go at weaving on a traditional loom. But then again, I suppose I am a bit of a luddite.

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You can argue with a man who says, 'Rice is unwholesome': but you neither can nor need argue with a man who says, 'Rice is unwholesome, but I'm not saying this is true'. CS Lewis

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I remember a radio show called 'Have a Go' when I was a child, compered by Wilfred Pickles. I think his name fascinated me. I'd imagine a jar of pickled onions.

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Danny DeVito

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Ariel
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The only time I ever had a pickled onion was when I happened to be in a fish-and-chip shop, in the back streets of some English city or other, on my way home after an evening in the pub. I ordered a portion of chips to take away, and then wavered between getting a saveloy or a pickled onion. Wrong decision.

On the other hand, the saveloy might have been the wrong decision too. You can only do what you think is right at the time.

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I got a portion of chips when I went to a casino. I used up most of them in a slot machine. While I did not hit any big wins, I got enough small wins to keep the chips coming, which then allowed me to keep playing. It was a relatively harmless way to waste a few hours and it was fun watching the various symbols spin around on the machine.

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Spike

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I had a go at playing the cymbals once. It was great fun as you can make a lot of noise, but with great potential to screw up if you happen to leave one of them behind.

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Mamacita

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True story: When I was in band in 7th grade, we were all startled right out of our seats when a cymbal, held by a young percussionist, broke its strap somehow and came crashing right down onto the floor. The amazing thing is that it happened at exactly the right moment in the piece.

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In Ontario, the Premier, and probably soon the Provincial government has come crashing to the ground in the middle of scandal, while in Quebec, a corruption probe of municipal and provincial politics is underway.
Is there ever a right moment for this?

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jedijudy

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I've been digging in the ground preparing a place to lovingly plant some veggies. Oooh! Better get to Heaven to make a report!

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Freshly ground pepper (especially those "mixed pepper berries" made popular by The Blessèd Delia in the 1990s) is wonderful on strawberries and cream. Really.

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alto n a soprano who can read music

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Welease Woderwick

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When my mum was working one of the schools of which she acted as secretary to the governors was named after Blessèd Thomas Holford, whoever he was.

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Is that a grave or an acute over the second 'e' of 'blessed'? I can never tell.

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Governors of my state occasionally end up in prison.

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Welease Woderwick

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I understand that the prisons of New Hampshire are not much fun.

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What part of Matt. 7:1 don't you understand?

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Did you know Hampshire is the third largest shire county in the United Kingdom? If this is Hampshire, and the colony is New Hampshire, where is Old Hampshire? One wonders about such things.

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Hallellou, hallellou

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jacobsen

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I read in the Anne of Greengables series that new bread, i.e. freshly baked, could exacerbate dyspepsia, whereas old bread was easier on the digestion.

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But God, holding a candle, looks for all who wander, all who search. - Shifra Alon
Beauty fades, dumb is forever-Judge Judy
The man who made time, made plenty.

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Welease Woderwick

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Did you realise that Gables in an anagram of Bagels? I could just do with a nice bagel now.

[ 20. October 2012, 07:02: Message edited by: Welease Woderwick ]

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What part of Matt. 7:1 don't you understand?

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A rag man is an anagram of anagram.

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It really is quite annoying, actually, that the rag man doesn't come around any more. My son's bedroom would be a lot tidier if I could just get rid of all the clothes deposited on his floor by giving them to the rag man.

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Welease Woderwick

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Sons, even self-appointed ones like mine, can be both a pleasure and a pain, can't they?

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What part of Matt. 7:1 don't you understand?

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Bread is both a pleasure and a pain, because I enjoy eating it, but can't have it due to gluten sensitivity.

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You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty. Mahatma Gandhi

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Welease Woderwick

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I control the sensitivity of my teeth with a special toothpaste.

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Smudgie

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Ah, glad you reminded me - anyone got any good recommendations for how to get toothpaste stains out of my best silk pyjamas?

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