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a well-proportioned female, said faldage in a time long ago and a place far away.
amusing this is, but more amusing than a female well-proportioned is it? subject changed wisely have we?
Edit: or concepts combining are we of females constructed outhousely and inverted yoda-esquely?
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I thought you were going to introduce us to a naval concept, sailor! Oh, wait . I get it. One holer, head. Nah, better go down with the ship
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you could tell if it had been a very cold night because the pee would freeze.
He may not have been kidding. I remember travelling by car from Lancaster to London one very cold winter and stopping at a petrol station to fill up the petrol tank and go to the loo, and the dregs in the urinals were frozen over.
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yeah, I knew it was Jackie... so, do you think I should share who the scandalous original post to me was from? [whistling jauntily] And Yoda, I'm with you, bro - apart from some aberrent Merkin usage the BS phrase of course refers to a bruising alpha male built for battle
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I don't care, DM. [blowing kiss e] Um--let's see, I have lately posted about trays, tea breaks, and purposely/purposefully; again, what sorts of word posts is it that I "owe"? I hope you don't mean information-giving, 'cause compared to most folks here, I don't know nothin'.
Oh--just got inspired to make one--let's see, we're even in the right category. Here, we use the shortened-term "demo" primarily to refer to things. That is, if you tell me your new car was a demo, I know it was one they had let prospective buyers drive. But a Brit-speaker friend uses it to mean people demonstrating, as in, "There was a demo near downtown this afternoon". Is that common, over there?Or even elsewhere in the U.S.?
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some aberrent Merkin usage
Keerful thar, mav. You gone is git them English school boys to gigglin agin.
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That's an interesting one Jackie. I suspect there is also an age factor at work: demo could well be 'a popular demonstration', but it is redolent of the sixties for me. Otherwise I would tend to hear it as 'a demonstration' of how something worked, an exemplar. But I'll be so glad to get the car I won't care if it's *your kind of demo and sorry I am for the other, F!
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I believe that "demo" is used to describe an audition tape made by musicians to send to prospective producers. If Musick is still around, he could advise.
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yes, that's true Bob - I used to get hundreds of tapes sent to me to audition acts for a theatre, and we always referred to them on the phone as "demos".
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