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« Reply #915 on: 20:27:56, 06-06-2007 » |
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Decisions at the moment - am I going to leave the TV on for the C4 programme on the death of Diana, with gory pictures designed to maximise ratings, whoops, to serve the public right to know..... ?  |
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Decisions at the moment - am I going to leave the TV on for the C4 programme on the death of Diana, with gory pictures designed to maximise ratings, whoops, to serve the public right to know..... ? Why? I am sorry to admit I have no interest , but I do believe that the sons have the right to stop this intrusion into their lives. It is not relevant to any of us. A |
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« Reply #918 on: 21:06:54, 06-06-2007 » |
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Decisions at the moment - am I going to leave the TV on for the C4 programme on the death of Diana, with gory pictures designed to maximise ratings, whoops, to serve the public right to know..... ? Why? I am sorry to admit I have no interest , but I do believe that the sons have the right to stop this intrusion into their lives. It is not relevant to any of us. Errrr - the latter part of what I wrote was intended in a spirit of high irony |
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« Reply #919 on: 21:12:11, 06-06-2007 » |
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I presume so Ian ... sorry if I had a quick rant, wrong thread !!!!!
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« Reply #920 on: 21:17:08, 06-06-2007 » |
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 Since I am thinking about colours now can people tell me if this short will go well with the above posted suit? |
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« Reply #921 on: 21:34:54, 06-06-2007 » |
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I think that if a person is going to wear such a suit, then said person wouldn't worry if the colour of the shirt clashed or not ! I think maybe a black shirt would look good and a pink tie but maybe I'm being a little conservative.
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« Reply #922 on: 22:00:17, 06-06-2007 » |
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Have to get one of those for martle - he'd be stunning in such a suit Nah, Ian. This is the only one for me -  |
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« Reply #924 on: 22:45:35, 06-06-2007 » |
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I like BobbyZ conservative style. There is nothing better than conservative style to get you through some conferences. That pink style could be too much if one discusses topic connected to social choice topics (that is an interdisciplinary subject that philosopers, mathematicians, economists etc are working on). In Italy men wear nice linen suits. I like those. I have seen better than this one.  |
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« Reply #925 on: 23:10:57, 06-06-2007 » |
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You know t-p.... we are joking. No-one I know , or probably ever will know , would wear a pink suit for absolutely anything!!!!
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« Reply #926 on: 06:30:16, 07-06-2007 » |
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Since I don't see too many men wearing pink suit I could easily spot the irony. In other cases you can write the word 2Sarcastic" under the post. This way I will have no doubts.
Good morning everyone. Today is the seventh day of the month and we have a sunny hot summer day here.
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« Reply #929 on: 13:41:45, 07-06-2007 » |
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It is very hot here, +26 May be. It was hot in the car. Thankfully I did not have to drive far. It is so good to be at home. How is shopping in HMV? It is much more interesting place than my Bank trip. Do people like water melon?  Watermelon on a hot day is very nice. If everything goes my way tomorrow will be my post office business day. Lord Byron, I am Aries too. |
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