I would, but given the more leisure-orientated society, I think I'll go have a hotdog on the sofa instead.Bouncelot wrote:Ketchup?
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Yeah. It always (and still does) annoy me that their TV series was never repeated or released on VHS (or DVD now), but we get other, more inferior crap all the time. I've got the radio show on cassette and the live show on VHS, but I want the series and TMWRNJ on DVD NOW!Karl Lynch wrote:Why don't Lee and Herring have a show anymore?
And my mate and I used to do the 'egg' thing all the time at work, but I never made the connection with references here. And the 'alien' puppet voice - that made me laugh so much. Curious Orange!!!
As for my question:
What happens if you get born during a leap year on 29th February? When is your next birthday? (Hopefully NEVER - I hate birthdays).
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The trachaeotomical access?
If I discover that I've accidentally left my car unlocked, and I say "Oh bugger! I left my car unlocked!" or equivalent, am I leaving myself open to anachronistic car theives?
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You didn't ask why ^_^Autobloke wrote:Yeah, but WHY? Why not 1st March? Or not at all (hurrah!)?Karl Lynch wrote:Everyone I've heard of celebrates it on the 28th on non-leap years.
I'd guess its so at least your birthday falls in the same month as it did previously, although obviously its a meaningless thing technically it probably feels more sensible to have your birthday on the next available day in Feb than on the first day of March. Also you'd have your birthday sooner, and as lots of people like birthdays thats probably a good thing in their eyes.
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Not me - bloody hate 'em. I don't like that I have to buy people stuff because of some stupid date (including Christmas too). It's not just me being stingy, I hate my birthday too - why all the fuss? Grr!Karl Lynch wrote:as lots of people like birthdays thats probably a good thing in their eyes.
New question:
Why don't I like birthdays?
Is it 'cos I wasn't breast fed (last night)?
Because I was nearly killed on my birthday once?
Because birthdays are just pointless rubbish?
Or is it something else?
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Because its fun?Autobloke wrote:Not me - bloody hate 'em. I don't like that I have to buy people stuff because of some stupid date (including Christmas too). It's not just me being stingy, I hate my birthday too - why all the fuss?Karl Lynch wrote:as lots of people like birthdays thats probably a good thing in their eyes.
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Ohhh I remember that. ******* brilliance!Best First wrote:http://www.419eater.com/index.htm
Glad to see that egg thing answered.
I like giving gifts... confining it to certain days is always hard, when I find the perfect thing for someone it's usually nowhere near the date. On the other side of things, if you've got a date 'for' giving coming fast upon and can't find 'the right thing' it can be a bit of a pain in the ass...
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I believe one of them is making millions from the Jerry Springer opera which is more desirable than making thousands from a late night show hardly anybody watched.Karl Lynch wrote:
Why don't Lee and Herrin have a show anymore?
By the way, I recalled weekends and such wree a victorian thing (Haven't done propper history since year 9) but I loved the history lesson
Weekends, Christianity did something good, once.
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It was shown at about 12PM on a sunday? i think you've got the wrong show there...Jetfire wrote:I believe one of them is making millions from the Jerry Springer opera which is more desirable than making thousands from a late night show hardly anybody watched.Karl Lynch wrote:
Why don't Lee and Herrin have a show anymore?
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Yeah, but it's not like they have to put any effort into a decent DVD release (hardly any of the old BBC shows do - except Red Dwarf). Get the thing released and just collect the cash. Everyone would like more money, no matter how much they already have.Jetfire wrote:I believe one of them is making millions from the Jerry Springer opera which is more desirable than making thousands from a late night show hardly anybody watched.
Laughing My F***ing Arse Off and I Can't Spell The Acronym, respectively.sprunkner wrote:There is something people say a lot on this site... like, LMTFAO or LTMFOA or something like that. What does it mean?
Lorry. The 'articulated lorry' is known as a semi in the USA. e.g. G1/2 Optimus Prime's alt-mode.What the heck do "lorry" and "mail" mean in old-style English? I could never get past the "mail" in A Tale of Two Cities because I had no idea what was going on.
The non-articulated lorry is similar to the articulated lorry, but with cab and cargo sharing a single wheelbase. Dunno if there's a TF with that alt-mode.
Mail is post, as in letters and packages, and also describes the process involved in transporting these items from sender to recipient.
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So it wasn't the real answer? Ah pft. People and their preciously-guarded injokes. Well, I can live without knowing... I'll be massively unhappy however.
yeah... I can't give out random gifts. It might give people the impression that I care or something, and I have a reputation to protect.Autobloke wrote:Don't get me wrong - I hate birthdays, but I LOVE giving people stuff. I recently drove for three hours (both ways) to give my friend her birthday presents. I hate birthdays, but I like HER.
I'm always buying things to give my friends.