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McBeck 08-11-10 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by 4Para (Post 1464876)
Sir, clearly you are mistaken, we must never confuse elegance with snobbery :doh: perhaps i should provide one with jolly good, splendid, bravo old boy etc, (try going further back) :oops: Perhaps i can counsel and direct you in the best manner, both for present and future posts! :know: That said, no worth can save you from your due award, :yeah: however confused one may be. I leave you to judge... what may be. Good work though :up: Bye your leave. :cool:
language like that is too rarely spoken: )

scrapser 08-11-10 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by 4Para (Post 1464876)
Sir, clearly you are mistaken, we must never confuse elegance with snobbery :doh: perhaps i should provide one with jolly good, splendid, bravo old boy etc, (try going further back) :oops: Perhaps i can counsel and direct you in the best manner, both for present and future posts! :know: That said, no worth can save you from your due award, :yeah: however confused one may be. I leave you to judge... what may be. Good work though :up: Bye your leave. :cool:
This reminds me of the day I went to see the movie, "Much Ado about Nothing" starring Keanu Reeves, Denzel Washington, Emma Thompson, and several other major actors. I had never read or heard Shakespeare before so about 10 minutes into the film I leaned over to one of my friends and asked, "Why are they all talking backwards?".

Lord Justice 08-11-10 12:14 PM
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Originally Posted by scrapser (Post 1465004)
This reminds me of the day I went to see the movie, "Much Ado about Nothing" starring Keanu Reeves, Denzel Washington, Emma Thompson, and several other major actors. I had never read or heard Shakespeare before so about 10 minutes into the film I leaned over to one of my friends and asked, "Why are they all talking backwards?".
Sir, It appears you are the better man :up: To the thread starter, excuse these rustic and foolhardy remarks. It appears some are intent to tell me my duty. Perhaps i should be bound in irons and face trial. Remarkable. :up:

Sailor Steve 08-11-10 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 4Para (Post 1464876)
...we must never confuse elegance with snobbery...
No, we must not. Nor should we confuse obfuscation with erudition. Language should enlighten, not confound.

Lord Justice 08-11-10 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1465161)
No, we must not. Nor should we confuse obfuscation with erudition. Language should enlighten, not confound.
I hardly dare mention, must this tedious sounding out continue? What polite and charming man you would prove :yep: Ask yourself is it proper to to remark here?? Is it my lot to witness at times such rude utterance? :nope:

Nisgeis 08-11-10 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by 4Para (Post 1465222)
I hardly dare mention, must this tedious sounding out continue? What polite and charming man you would prove :yep: Ask yourself is it proper to to remark here?? Is it my lot to witness at times such rude utterance? :nope:
He was agreeing with you that we should not confuse things that are not the same and then expanded upon it. Why the :nope:?

Lord Justice 08-11-10 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Nisgeis (Post 1465265)
He was agreeing with you that we should not confuse things that are not the same and then expanded upon it. Why the :nope:?
Sir, i understand what he was saying. :yep: If i must, the :nope: is aimed toward the members whom see fit to tire my patience longer, in such a manner to continue off topic remarks. Where there is most learning, sense, and knowledge, there is always observed to be modesty and rectitude of manners. I regret the trifling, narrow, contracted education of some, whom have the impertinence to deliver a speech on how i should speak. Good Day

longam 08-11-10 04:41 PM
Did I mention wolfpacks?

Dowly 08-11-10 04:43 PM
WHAT?

Takeda Shingen 08-11-10 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by longam (Post 1465291)
Did I mention wolfpacks?
Several times, now.

Lord Justice 08-11-10 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Takeda Shingen (Post 1465295)
Several times, now.
Iam accustomed to such examples. :salute: Gentlemen once again thank you for being exceedingly polite, it has been a privilege, much obliged. Bye your leave.

RickC Sniper 08-11-10 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1465161)
No, we must not. Nor should we confuse obfuscation with erudition. Language should enlighten, not confound.

Huh?


What an awesome thread.
:88)

John Channing 08-11-10 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by longam (Post 1465291)
did i mention wolfpacks?
what about them?

Lord Justice 08-11-10 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by mikaelanderlund (Post 1464910)
How do I find wolfpacks if they don't respond to contact
Sail with me, they will find us. :haha: Then let me draw satisfaction. :arrgh!:

THE_MASK 08-11-10 07:39 PM
Howyagoin mate , whats doin .


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