cruxlover
Tribune
That's the cowards way, but so is the Pink Slip.Most contemporary of all is firing by tweet.
Mind you if the pink slip could be pulled up to reveal a luscious arse, then different matter entirely.
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Mind you if the pink slip could be pulled up to reveal a luscious arse, then different matter entirely.
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
That's the cowards way, but so is the Pink Slip.
Mind you if the pink slip could be pulled up to reveal a luscious arse, then different matter entirely.
Is this what you had in mind - your ex-bosses ass.
cruxlover
Tribune
Ahhh yes, Pandora Blake always a great spankee or even spanker (as she dishes it out as well as she takes it.)
messaline
Crucified Amazon
It could arrive during a quiet evening at the coffee shop ...
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Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
Coffee Shop or Bar? Either way, I've got to frequent that place!
Don't worry... I've lived in the middle of the US and most people question my English!!!
jimsac
Tribune
As in British English vs American English?
Just English in general...
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
google does a surprising good job with single words or short phrases. I would be glad to help. But if its complicated, Eulalia is the language and Latin expert here.
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
Tom Lehrer from Boston talked of his time as a draftee in the army and related that his drill sergeant had a speaking handicap, "He was from Georgia and didn't speak our language very well."Just English in general...
jimsac
Tribune
Lol I learnt British English in school and to this day I have to watch out how to pronounce certain English words the American way it took a guy at the counter 5 minutes to figure out that I wanted “Dr. Pepper”!
jimsac
Tribune
Thank you. I’ll be sending some stuff your way then...
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
i drink dr pepper and i'm proud
i use to feel alone in a crowd
but now you look around these days
and it seems theres a dr pepper CRAZE
i'm a pepper he's a pepper she's a pepper we're a pepper
wouldn't you like to be a pepper too?
i'm a pepper he's a pepper she's a pepper
if you drink dr pepper you're a pepper too!
us peppers are an interesting breed
an original taste is what we need
ask any pepper and they'll say "only dr pepper tastes that way"
i'm a pepper he's a pepper she's a pepper we're a pepper wouldn't you like to be a pepper too?
i'm a pepper he's a pepper she's a pepper we're a pepper wouldn't you like to be a pepper too?
be a pepper drink dr pepper! come on!
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
I learned proper English in school and now people look strange when I distinguish shall, will, can; should, would, could.
jimsac
Tribune
Wasn’t this a song for a commercial or something?
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
Commercial jingle by Garth Brooks
source: https://www.lyricsondemand.com/g/garthbrookslyrics/drpeppercommerciallyrics.html
Mark Kee
Magistrate
There was such a song many years ago. Now for some trivia-- The drink originated in the central-Texas city of Waco (WAKE-oh) and was called a Waco at first. Somewhere along the line someone decided to call it Dr. Pepper, perhaps in an effort to market it as a health tonic. It is no longer produced in Waco, although there is a Dr. Pepper Museum there. The main plant is in Dublin, TX. Yes, Dublin. There is also a Paris, TX, of course, and a number of other names derived from European capitals. This is probably more than anyone wanted to know, but I felt in the mood to share.
old slave
FELIS RESPICIENS
Talking of sharing, Barb's complaints about the weather mid-west USA has been so persistent that it crossed the Atlantic and was featured by the BBC. Technical talk about polar vortex splitting into two, one to USA, one to Siberia, so don't go blaming the Russians!
With these low temperatures, I'm sure Britain would be in serious trouble, our houses and heating systems are just not up to it. Bright sun here in the Windy Pennines, temps vary from -4C to 4C.
With these low temperatures, I'm sure Britain would be in serious trouble, our houses and heating systems are just not up to it. Bright sun here in the Windy Pennines, temps vary from -4C to 4C.