Quote: Balf @ April 28 2009, 10:36 PM BSTBut the French Aaron, think of the French!
Garlic with maple syrup, Aaron. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Think about it.
Balf, let's double-team everyone in the entire world. Agreed?
Countries you've not visited but want to Page 2
Quote: Badge @ April 28 2009, 10:37 PM BSTThe past.
Best answer yet. I had hair then, it was so much better.
Quote: Rob H @ April 28 2009, 10:38 PM BSTGarlic with maple syrup, Aaron. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Think about it.
Balf, let's double-team everyone in the entire world. Agreed?
Tag me in, good sir. Tag me in.
Quote: Badge @ April 28 2009, 10:37 PM BSTThe past.
T.L. Hartley? Not the one who wrote Fly Fishing btw.
Quote: Balf @ April 28 2009, 10:36 PM BSTBut the French Aaron, think of the French!
I've been to Canada already. The French aren't too difficult to keep away from if you know what you're doing.
Quote: Balf @ April 28 2009, 10:40 PM BSTBest answer yet. I had hair then, it was so much better.
Tag me in, good sir. Tag me in.
Tagged. If that is the correct parlence.
Quote: Rob H @ April 28 2009, 10:44 PM BSTT.L. Hartley? Not the one who wrote Fly Fishing btw.
That was J.R., not T.L.!
What have I started?
Quote: Rob H @ April 28 2009, 10:44 PM BSTT.L. Hartley? Not the one who wrote Fly Fishing btw.
'Not' means 'not' Aaron. How many times do I have to tell you? 
Quote: Aaron @ April 28 2009, 10:46 PM BSTThat was J.R., not T.L.!
Yeah, but as the initials were different of courrrrrrrse it wasn't the one who wrote 'Fly Fishing'!
Hmmmm. Have you got any less flimsy defences you could call upon?
Quote: Rob H @ April 28 2009, 10:34 PM BSTIs your book the 'Times Atlas of the World'?
NO, it's the Penguin Bedtime Fairytale Book Of Nice Places. What's your point?
Of course, Fly Fishing by J.R Hartley wasn't written by J.R. Hartley. But that's off topic.
HAVE YOU?
Wait. Why are we arguing about the name of a fictional writer's fictional book in a TV advert almost 30 years ago? >_<
The early 1990s books aside.
Quote: Lee Henman @ April 28 2009, 10:56 PM BSTNO, it's the Penguin Bedtime Fairytale Book Of Nice Places. What's your point?
No point. Just attempting a humourous interjection. Which I guess was an abject failure.
Erm, Canada sounds like a good suggestion.
Quote: Aaron @ April 28 2009, 10:57 PM BSTHAVE YOU?
Wait. Why are we arguing about the name of a fictional writer's fictional book in a TV advert almost 30 years ago? >_<
The early 1990s books aside.
I've just tried to spell humourous (I think that's right) 5 times before leaving the message alone. I can spend too many minutes contemplating whether a semi-colon or colon would better fit.
We're both grammar geeks, that's why.
And L.P. Hartley was a real person. 
Quote: Rob H @ April 28 2009, 10:59 PM BSTNo point. Just attempting a humourous interjection. Which I guess was an abject failure.
Erm, Canada sounds like a good suggestion.
And I was attempting a humourous riposte to your interjection - which also failed.
We are made of fail.
