OntarioBlue
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Manchester born and bred and when I was a kid Manchester was in Lancashire. I‘ve still never noticed that the rose is a pentagon.
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Last night’s laser/light show
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dadnlad
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it looked like he had suit on and the steward kept saying take it to the bag cabin lolWhere were ‘is fuckin’ kagoule, mate, yeah?
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he kept saying but its pissing down
ChicagoBlue
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I was only kidding, mate, having just watched the “Stones wears a kagoule” Manc piss take video!it looked like he had suit on and the steward kept saying take it to the bag cabin lol
he kept saying but its pissing down
I understand why they don’t allow them but I don’t understand how a grown man in a suit can’t understand there’s rain in the forecast, bring a raincoat!
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Alan Harper's Tash
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When did Cagoule start with a K?
manclad
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Now you're just being a smart arse kunt !!When did Cagoule start with a K?
Alan Harper's Tash
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Wasn’t trying to be. It’s always been cagoule, hasn’t it?Now you're just being a smart arse kunt !!
Only kretins use a K. ;-)
manclad
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Well I always thought that Rebecca was spelt like this .Wasn’t trying to be. It’s always been cagoule, hasn’t it?
Only kretins use a K. ;-)
But apparently (according to my youngest daughter) , Rebekah is the original Hebrew spelling of the female name.
So who knows what is correct in this crazy modern world !!
Alan Harper's Tash
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Doesn’t matter anymore. The bastardisation of the language is huge these days.Well I always thought that Rebecca was spelt like this .
But apparently (according to my youngest daughter) , Rebekah is the original Hebrew spelling of the female name.
So who knows what is correct in this crazy modern world !!
Alan Harper's Tash
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As I thought. it’s with a C, but the K is on the rise due to illiteracy.
jimharri
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Does he have a point? Obviously, I wasn't there. But I didn't notice it very quiet last night on the telly.