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Originally posted by kingcohiba
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Continuing my one man battle in the grammar field!
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Arrgghh!!!! The attack of the killer apostrophe! If it's a plural, it don't need and apostrophe!!
Continuing my one man battle in the grammar field!No man has the right to fix the boundary of a nation.
No man has the right to say to his country, "Thus far shalt thou go and no further."
CS Parnell
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Originally posted by Boss Hog View PostThis is what really happened .......
PLEASE!! No apostrophe!!! Arrggghhhh..........No man has the right to fix the boundary of a nation.
No man has the right to say to his country, "Thus far shalt thou go and no further."
CS Parnell
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And...
Whilst we're at it, let's throw in the acronym mutilators.
F'instance, anyone who calls it a PIN number should be KILLED TO DEATH! What does "PIN" stand for? It's a frickin' Personal Identification Number. P-I-N. When you call it a PIN number, it becomes a Personal Identification Number number. Argggghhhhhh!!!!
Oh, and, Celsery, old vegetable, you can't just rely on your speel chekkur without reading yer own stuff y'know: "it don't need and apostrophe!!" Shame shame.Originally posted by celsis View Postrokkitsci
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Many apologies! I should look at my stuff before I post. As for the spellchecker, I never use it for that same reason!Originally posted by rokkitsci View PostNo man has the right to fix the boundary of a nation.
No man has the right to say to his country, "Thus far shalt thou go and no further."
CS Parnell
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Another effort Lee. Don't tell me Mrs Nubs Nubs are not legal tender in this compo.I started out with nothing and i've still got most of it left - Seasick SteveComment
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Yes they are legal
just wanted to add another
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Yes they are legal just wanted to add another
My wife would have been very upset if her holder was turned down. I believe it was Mr Wing joking around, he did have me worried thoughComment
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finish this now and me and Lee are laughing. We're the only contenders.
I started out with nothing and i've still got most of it left - Seasick SteveComment
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When does this wrap up chaps?
Might be able to squeeze something in over the next few days (hopefully)"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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After we see Lees very special Nub holder entry are you sure the term "Squeeze something" is the correct way to phrase your post?Originally posted by cj121 View Post
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Ah ha, I didn't say whether it would be 'in', or 'out' thoughOriginally posted by moppy View PostAfter we see Lees very special Nub holder entry are you sure the term "Squeeze something" is the correct way to phrase your post?
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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Went out on a dual mission today: get some pics in for the thread and have a day out with the family in Stratford Upon Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare: one of the worlds most critically acclaimed writers
Not a big fan myself: too many typos in his scripts for me
Anyhow, walking around gave a few opportunities.
The first being a statue of Hamlet, who gazes longingly upon his NUB
Which gave rise to the cigars and subsequent influence for that chilled out moment when things don't go quite right as 'Baldy Man' found out...
Couldn't resist that one
Then we went onto the actual house where the famous bard was born and lived, with Mrs and little CJ in the fore and to the left there...
and closer up...
And even one of the man himself, smoking a 464T Habano...
What was most surprising during the day was a conversation with the curator of Shakespeare's former abode. We started talking all things cigar and the global influence upon the Hamlet cigar brand amongst other things: This led to the discovery that The Tradegy of Hamlet, or just Hamlet as it grew to be more simply known, was thus titled because Shakespeare couldn't spell NUB!
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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That last picture is a winner - no questionComment
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Not sure it's the corporate image they're looking for, but you never know burnerOriginally posted by Burner View Post
"Go you good things...geddem int'ya"
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Lol the last pic is great! Love it!Originally posted by cj121 View PostWent out on a dual mission today: get some pics in for the thread and have a day out with the family in Stratford Upon Avon, birthplace of William Shakespeare: one of the worlds most critically acclaimed writers Not a big fan myself: too many typos in his scripts for me
Anyhow, walking around gave a few opportunities.
The first being a statue of Hamlet, who gazes longingly upon his NUB
Which gave rise to the cigars and subsequent influence for that chilled out moment when things don't go quite right as 'Baldy Man' found out...
Couldn't resist that one
Then we went onto the actual house where the famous bard was born and lived, with Mrs and little CJ in the fore and to the left there...
and closer up...
And even one of the man himself, smoking a 464T Habano...
What was most surprising during the day was a conversation with the curator of Shakespeare's former abode. We started talking all things cigar and the global influence upon the Hamlet cigar brand amongst other things: This led to the discovery that The Tradegy of Hamlet, or just Hamlet as it grew to be more simply known, was thus titled because Shakespeare couldn't spell NUB!
I have two in the works too! Did Sam say when it was over? I procrastinate is why I ask!Comment
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