Roy Wood Wrote:-
And someone (he shall remain nameless for modesty's sake) once sent me
an email to tell me he had successfully updated his notebook. His
message read 'I now have a big hard dik on my laptop'
Hmmm
I recall Simon Goodwin and a certain Mr. Dilwyn Jones hacking away
contently
The spoonerism in my book has to be:
He is a real shining wit if ever there was one
John Taylor.
At 02:36 ìì 30/1/2002 +, you wrote:
The spoonerism in my book has to be:
He is a real shining wit if ever there was one
John Taylor.
I for one don't know about Spoonerism's but I do know a lot about Bush'isms :-)
Makes for a good laugh every time (He's even worse than the Greek PM :-)
I fell around in fits of laughter, and the look of embarrassment
mixed with
fear on Simons face was a picture, he turned to face Dil slowly
wondering
did he really mean it, and then Dil realised what he had actually
said and
turned bright red, covering his face with his hands. Priceless.
I kept
Since we are now hooked on typos, this is confession time. Very OT, but too
good to miss.
Back in the bad old days before word processors were invented, I typed with
two fingers a document for my trade union.
Problems of staffing not due to bad management appeared as Problems of
staffing not
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 at 19:47:37, Geoff Wicks wrote:
(ref: [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Since we are now hooked on typos, this is confession time. Very OT, but too
good to miss.
Back in the bad old days before word processors were invented, I typed with
two fingers a document for my trade union.
Even more OT but I heard it on R4 this afternoon live, so at least
100%
genuine and topical:
Instead of 'gas fired power-stations', an interviewee said
'Gas powered fire stations'. I almost drove into the braking car in
front laughing.
He he, good job you drive a Volvo then (unless the car in
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Geoff Wicks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Since we are now hooked on typos, this is confession time. Very OT, but too
good to miss.
Back in the bad old days before word processors were invented, I typed with
two fingers a document for my trade union.
Problems of
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 at 20:59:59, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
(ref: 00cf01c1a908$0167d8e0$5b075cc3@default)
Even more OT but I heard it on R4 this afternoon live, so at least
100%
genuine and topical:
Instead of 'gas fired power-stations', an interviewee said
'Gas powered fire stations'. I almost
On 30 Jan 2002 at 0:10, Tony Firshman wrote:
Some of his Spoonerisms:
He once addressed a group of farmers as ye noble tons of
soil,
queried after a university official by asking Is the bean
dizzy?
and admonished a student because he had tasted two worms
and hissed
all my mystery
At least I undertstand the real meaning of the message :
Hard disk failure
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De : Roy Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoyé : mercredi 30 janvier 2002 00:42
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Objet : Re: [ql-users] win format (OT!!)
And someone (he shall remain nameless
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