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Author Topic: The R3OK glossary  (Read 19107 times)
John W
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« Reply #540 on: 10:11:42, 07-04-2008 »

I knew that would happen Mort, but not till the next page  Grin

Oh lord, I dread to think what will appear here....
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« Reply #541 on: 10:12:01, 07-04-2008 »

I have a feeling that Mr Wright may be about to receive his just deserts for flagrant misuse of the glossary thread: flagrant misuse punished by fragrant missus, If I'm not mistaken....
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« Reply #542 on: 10:13:03, 07-04-2008 »

Nice one Ron, good with your words  Smiley
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« Reply #543 on: 10:16:06, 07-04-2008 »

ollie wrote Ah yes, an 1842 Savary, an 1847 Savary, a Besson and a Buffet Crampon

An R3ok member pretending to know his wine  Cheesy
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« Reply #544 on: 10:52:07, 07-04-2008 »

that girl with the marigolds

They're very nice marigolds, though.




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« Reply #545 on: 10:57:08, 07-04-2008 »

Naughty, martle, naughty!! Report to the Headteacher's office at once!   Cheesy  Cheesy  Cheesy

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« Reply #546 on: 15:49:15, 07-04-2008 »

Martle,

Guess who just looked over my shoulder! She's on her mobile to a friend too  Cheesy
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« Reply #547 on: 17:25:30, 07-04-2008 »

Are you sure it's not her lawyer, John? Shocked
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« Reply #548 on: 17:32:30, 07-04-2008 »

Probably, Ron. I was lying on the floor using the laptop which was charging. The missus was on the couch on her mobile. I'd just finished a remote session with a Norton techie fixing a PC Security problem (Auto-Protect was off and wouldn't fix) and had to keep the laptop charged while he was poking around. Foolishly I thought I'd check R3ok before switching off the laptop..... and there she was, the Marigold Girl  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #549 on: 22:22:44, 07-04-2008 »

I think what I'm going to do now is give up any thought of my 5000th post being significant in any way and repeat one of my own favourite celebratory

HOÔØOôOoOÖOOOOOÓőOõÒOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONS.
I do hope it brings some pleasure. I may return and edit it some time but I do rather like it just as it is.



H (prefix) A numeral sometimes used before an endless string of Zeros by those who, in wanting to indicate the number '5000', are taken by the urge to exaggerate.
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« Reply #550 on: 22:32:07, 07-04-2008 »

...and invariably end their 'O' string with a 'n', if the viewer has the patience to wait and/or is disposed to appreciate the cyber-calligraphic artistry in evidence.
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« Reply #551 on: 22:38:33, 07-04-2008 »

But did you like the full stop?

I haven't counted the Os. I wonder if there are 5,000? Somehow I doubt it...
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« Reply #552 on: 22:44:09, 07-04-2008 »

...and invariably end their 'O' string with a 'n', if the viewer has the patience to wait and/or is disposed to appreciate the cyber-calligraphic artistry in evidence.

'O' string (n) Garment worn by people in need of something considerably longer than a 'G' string.

n (lit. slang) A mark of punctuation replacing a full stop used by those who, in writing numbers of higher value than 4999, express syntactically the visual termination of their otherwise inexorable propensity for exaggeration
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« Reply #553 on: 22:45:42, 07-04-2008 »

Before long it'll be time for martle to repost Little Miss Marigold... Wink
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« Reply #554 on: 22:51:59, 07-04-2008 »

n (lit. slang) A mark of punctuation replacing a full stop used by those who, in writing numbers of higher value than 4999, express syntactically the visual termination of their otherwise inexorable propensity for exaggeration

A prime example of self-fulfilling punctuational philosophy as regards the full stop/ period, amply demonstrating the requisite post-modernistical strategy of self-contradiction and wit as agents of cultural obfuscation.
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