Graham. I am ready for the stick man video. we can make it into a series. The creative proccess of bill designing, the actual stunt, and the shocked reations of showing our friends this ludricous waste of money.
It'll be delightful. Call me and I'll set up the appointment. ^^
::edit:: Okay, okay, I should have emailed this to graham because only a few other people will know what I'm talking about but... well so what now you can all marinate in suspense!
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brc64 wrote:Yes, marinating is what marinade does, is it not?
Umm.. yes. But thats beside the point. The point is STICK MAN! Whatever that is.
Paul wrote:Being creative and entertaining is easy. The hard part is actually getting off your ass and doing something with your creative and entertaining ideas.
The English language... to tired to rant right now but...
Cough, through.
Close, close.
Pronounce, Pronunciation.
Close turned up twice because of the two ways of pronouncing it... with pronunciation.
Oh, and 'tyre' not 'tire' and 'colour' not 'color' and it is perfectly fine, if not proper to use 's' instead of 'z' in some cases. Civilisation.
Cough, through.
Close, close.
Pronounce, Pronunciation.
Close turned up twice because of the two ways of pronouncing it... with pronunciation.
Oh, and 'tyre' not 'tire' and 'colour' not 'color' and it is perfectly fine, if not proper to use 's' instead of 'z' in some cases. Civilisation.
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But 'Z' is more 'futurey.'
Also, we North Americans include terminating punctuation inside our quotation marks even if it's not part of the quoted phrase, while you English leave it outside, where it is vulnerable to terrorist attack.
Just don't come complaining to me when your commas and periods get firebombed by dirty for'ners.
Also, we North Americans include terminating punctuation inside our quotation marks even if it's not part of the quoted phrase, while you English leave it outside, where it is vulnerable to terrorist attack.
Just don't come complaining to me when your commas and periods get firebombed by dirty for'ners.
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Skoll! (or however you spell it)
I think I stopped using zeds entirely the day I read a book with a character named "Elisabeth." It's just so much more elegant to use ess' than zeds.
I think I stopped using zeds entirely the day I read a book with a character named "Elisabeth." It's just so much more elegant to use ess' than zeds.
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