The Fixer
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Anyone remember this guy of the men? "What day is it" was his favourite quote! That's all he used to post wtf was it all about?
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Calum Down
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Eddie
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Yes. That always used to make me chuckle.
The Fixer
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Eddie said:Yes. That always used to make me chuckle.
Mate i'm must be thick as fook cos i didn't understand it lol. It used to get on my tits!
The Fixer
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Can anyone put me out of my misery and tell me wtf he was on about???
BlueMoon93
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There's an old woman who lives near me who has an ASBO, she's an alcoholic. She always asks everybody what day it is. When my mate was on his way to our footy game one Sunday afternoon she asked him if it was Saturday or Sunday, he said it was Saturday lol.
The Fixer
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BlueMoon93 said:There's an old woman who lives near me who has an ASBO, she's an alcoholic. She always asks everybody what day it is. When my mate was on his way to our footy game one Sunday afternoon she asked him if it was Saturday or Sunday, he said it was Saturday lol.
haha
Brucie Bonus
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Adapted from Charles Baudelaire's "Intoxication" or "Be Drunk" (as it is sometimes rendered) from Petits poemes en prose, "Enivrez-vous".
The orginal is, "[a]sk of these the hour" or sometimes translated, "what time is it?" ("[demandez] quelle heure il est) which ended up in Calum's hands, "What day is it?".
I can't remember his (Calum Down's) precise point though.
The orginal is, "[a]sk of these the hour" or sometimes translated, "what time is it?" ("[demandez] quelle heure il est) which ended up in Calum's hands, "What day is it?".
I can't remember his (Calum Down's) precise point though.
The Fixer
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Brucie Bonus said:Adapted from Charles Baudelaire's "Intoxication" or "Be Drunk" (as it is sometimes rendered) from Petits poemes en prose, "Enivrez-vous".
The orginal is, "[a]sk of these the hour" or sometimes translated, "what time is it?" ("[demandez] quelle heure il est) which ended up in Calum's hands, "What day is it?".
I can't remember his (Calum Down's) precise point though.
lol brucie this looks like one of zimmers posts.
Eddie
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I always understood it to be a reaction to yet-another-shite-MEN-non story-about City?
I'm sure it's from a film and I remember John Thompson used to have an American Astronaut character on the Fast Show that used to run on screen and ask someone the same thing more or less.
I'm sure it's from a film and I remember John Thompson used to have an American Astronaut character on the Fast Show that used to run on screen and ask someone the same thing more or less.
Shooter 83
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He explained it one day but I've forgot now.