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"I sure can't wait for Gill to get here, but until then I hope she has a Merry Axemas. Whoever she is."

My girlfriend does Weihnachten instead, which is like the German version. I tag along too, in a non-believing way, as I consider Christmas and all variations of as basically secular these days.

And a graph of poster numbers :

Is the graph not showing the number of posts made by each person in order of post count? So it is going down because as you go down the member list they post less.

I challenge anyone to not be charmed by Pawn. NSFW!

Stew Lee look Robbie?! No! Stew Lee look Mozza.

/Hands out a gold star

Gill, shouldn't you be revising?

Sorry, guys, was responding to a query elsewhere:

Quote:

Can any one on c24 recommend web forums for cornish people interested in regular cornish issues, such as normal poltics, social/environmental issues, constructive ideas for cornish recognition, etc

Its good that C24 provides a home for the legalistic hardcore and conspiracy theorists. (not to tar them with the same brush, as the legal is worthy but utterly dull), but does not really provide a home anymore for the more normal, or rather mainstream, people interested in the cornish movement.

So I suggested us.... And:

Links resolve to here and here

You could bring the legal 'profession' into disrepute with your on-line hyperactivity, MaliAft 1,2,3,4...

TeamKernow wrote:

You could bring the legal 'profession' into disrepute with your on-line hyperactivity, MaliAft 1,2,3,4...

Hello! I was in Cornwall the other month. You'll be pleased to hear I don't want a second home there, or something.

Why can I hear banjo music?

I have managed to convince myself that I would benefit more from a decent nights sleep than I would from another hour of (pretending to) study. So I am off to bed, where I will probably start playing GeoDefense on my iPhone and not actually get to sleep til after eleven.

chicken with baileys sauce?

Runcle wrote:

chicken with baileys sauce?

That was my first reaction but it was actually very nice-it was a Baileys and wholegrain mustard cream sauce which sounds even worse but the Baileys flavour was unnecessary I really enjoyed it.

superdupergill wrote:

I can't believe I wasn't on Gaywoods list last Christmas

*sniff sniff*

"Joined: 9th Mar, 2009"

Maybe people took the day off due to the Worst Apocalyptic Storm Ov History.

I started the day today with a good old vomit. Can earl grey tea be "off"? Because it was a cup of black earl grey that appears to have triggered it.

Client: Do you have an e-mail address I can send some text through to you on?
Gaz: Yeah, sure. It's [email protected]
Client: Is that web with one B or two?
Gaz: ...

I started the day today with a good old vomit. Can earl grey tea be "off"? Because it was a cup of black earl grey that appears to have triggered it.

Quote:

Client: Do you have an e-mail address I can send some text through to you on?
Gaz: Yeah, sure. It's [email protected]
Client: Is that web with one B or two?
Gaz: ...

Mr Chris wrote:

I started the day today with a good old vomit. Can earl grey tea be "off"? Because it was a cup of black earl grey that appears to have triggered it.

It's be because you are a Marxist and your body is reacting to the Earl Gray in revulsion as all proper tea is theft.

I've been to Cornwall once. It poured down for two weeks solid. I remember playing endless crappy board games and dashing out to the chip shop once in a while for food.

Author:	sdg [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 19:17 ]
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MetalAngel wrote: "I sure can't wait for Gill to get here, but until then I hope she has a Merry Axemas. Whoever she is." This is what I will now believe happened. I get very excited about Christmas, but this year it has appeared out of nowhere after the worst year ever on record ever. Hopefully it will be pure awesome to make up for it

Author:	Anonymous X [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 19:32 ]
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I won't 'do' Christmas. ZOMG Spoiler! Click here to view! My girlfriend does Weihnachten instead, which is like the German version. I tag along too, in a non-believing way, as I consider Christmas and all variations of as basically secular these days.

Author:	MaliA [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 20:26 ]
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I quite enjoy inheritance tax law and stuff like that.

Author:	Grim... [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 20:47 ]
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zaphod79 wrote: And a graph of poster numbers : That suggests the number of posters is going up, while the number of posts is going down. It's backward, chap.

Author:	sdg [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 20:49 ]
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Is the graph not showing the number of posts made by each person in order of post count? So it is going down because as you go down the member list they post less.

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Author:	DavPaz [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 20:59 ]
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that's how I read it, Gill

Author:	Grim... [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 20:59 ]
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superdupergill wrote: Is the graph not showing the number of posts made by each person in order of post count? So it is going down because as you go down the member list they post less. Aha!

Author:	kalmar [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 21:00 ]
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/Hands out a gold star Gill, shouldn't you be revising?

Author:	KovacsC [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 21:05 ]
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oh Take That on Tv

Author:	TheAlbin0Kid [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 21:30 ]
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Robbie Williams look a lot like Stewart Lee nowadays

Author:	Dimrill [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 21:45 ]
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Stew Lee look Robbie?! No! Stew Lee look Mozza.

Author:	throughsilver [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 21:58 ]
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16th. MetalAngel wrote: I challenge anyone to not be charmed by Pawn. NSFW! Does anyone remember Gold Digger? Just me, then. Dimrill wrote: Stew Lee look Robbie?! No! Stew Lee look Mozza. 'Ben Watt from Everything But The Girl has really let himself go'.

Author:	sdg [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 22:05 ]
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kalmar wrote: /Hands out a gold star Gill, shouldn't you be revising? I am revising right now I am contemplating killing myself by papercuts inflicted by the 17th edition book. I don't know how to revise I've never done it before just practicing past papers and swearing at the answers every now and then. If I had as much times as I wanted to do the test then I'd pass no problem but I'm a bit stressed by the limit imposed. I shouldn't really be on here eh? I actually only came on to have a moan at you kalmar, since you at least understand how ludicrous an idea is it to test someone on the 17th edition.

Author:	TeamKernow [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 22:17 ]
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MaliA wrote: Sorry, guys, was responding to a query elsewhere: Quote: Can any one on c24 recommend web forums for cornish people interested in regular cornish issues, such as normal poltics, social/environmental issues, constructive ideas for cornish recognition, etc Its good that C24 provides a home for the legalistic hardcore and conspiracy theorists. (not to tar them with the same brush, as the legal is worthy but utterly dull), but does not really provide a home anymore for the more normal, or rather mainstream, people interested in the cornish movement. So I suggested us.... And: Links resolve to here and here You could bring the legal 'profession' into disrepute with your on-line hyperactivity, MaliAft 1,2,3,4... For anyone interested in MaliAft 1,2,3,4...'s extracurricular obsessions HERE is his latest ill-considered foray to taunt members of Cornwall24 - as you will see the two strand links to which he refers above were generated by others. 'most acebest fun' ??? 'nibbles' ??? 'lawyer heavy' ???

Author:	sdg [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 22:22 ]
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I have now resorted to listening to Snow Patrol, THINGS HAVE GOT THAT BAD. Actually, I'm not a big fan of Snow Patrol and don't really have any particular feelings either way towards them, but I think that 'You could be happy', 'Make this go on forever' and 'Set the fire to the third bar' are three excellent songs. Always good to listen to when in a bad mood.

Author:	sdg [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 23:27 ]
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I have an hour or so in work before I go do the test so I will do some studying then (or alternatively I will drink coffee and moan about how little studying I did tonight, the get bored and start discussing the weekend). I hope that EVERYBODY has their fingers and toes crossed for my holidays I've booked for Monday and tuesday. They got approved, but I have a sort of training session scheduled for Tuesday and if my boss notices then I might have to go in. It's not even a real training session it's just a briefing about what happens at the 'aspiration meetings' we're getting where we tell the company what we want to happen to us when they close my site. If my holidays get cancelled for that I'll be ragingg. Especially since I bought wine in especially. Oh, the benefits of working for my company-today was baileys awareness day or something, so lunch was chicken with Baileys sauce and then baileys cheesecake. Tasty! God I really am going to extreme lengths to distract myself. Please ignore me.

Author:	Mimi [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 1:39 ]
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I went to Cornwall once, for a week. We stayed in Bude - absolutely stunning countryside, beautiful beaches, and all helped by the weather being amazing for the full 7 days, of course. The people seemed fine, on the most part. It was a bit weird, actually - everyone was perfectly lovely most of the time, but just a bit 'different', like they were 10% caterpillar.

Author:	DavPaz [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:10 ]
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Is the world deserted today or something? There were no kids on the bus, the roads were empty, there was no-one in town and now I've seen 2 people in work so far. Was there a zombie apocalypse, or are the schools having a training day? I may be exaggerating slightly

Author:	Grim... [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 22:27 ]
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TeamKernow wrote: You could bring the legal 'profession' into disrepute with your on-line hyperactivity, MaliAft 1,2,3,4... Hello! I was in Cornwall the other month. You'll be pleased to hear I don't want a second home there, or something.

Author:	Malabelm [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 22:37 ]
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Grim... wrote: TeamKernow wrote: You could bring the legal 'profession' into disrepute with your on-line hyperactivity, MaliAft 1,2,3,4... Hello! I was in Cornwall the other month. You'll be pleased to hear I don't want a second home there, or something. They let you in? I thought they were all xenophobes down there.

Author:	Grim... [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 22:38 ]
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Now now.

Author:	chinnyhill10 [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 22:42 ]
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Why can I hear banjo music?

Author:	TeamKernow [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 23:09 ]
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chinnyhill10 wrote: Why can I hear banjo music? Genetic recall?

Author:	sdg [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 23:12 ]
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I have managed to convince myself that I would benefit more from a decent nights sleep than I would from another hour of (pretending to) study. So I am off to bed, where I will probably start playing GeoDefense on my iPhone and not actually get to sleep til after eleven.

Author:	nickachu [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 23:13 ]
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superdupergill wrote: I have managed to convince myself that I would benefit more from a decent nights sleep than I would from another hour of (pretending to) study. So I am off to bed, where I will probably start playing GeoDefense on my iPhone and not actually get to sleep til after eleven. Make sure you get up early and nail an 1-2 hours before you go. It really helps

Author:	Runcle [ Thu Nov 19, 2009 23:36 ]
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chicken with baileys sauce?

Author:	sdg [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 7:27 ]
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Runcle wrote: chicken with baileys sauce? That was my first reaction but it was actually very nice-it was a Baileys and wholegrain mustard cream sauce which sounds even worse but the Baileys flavour was very subtle. I really enjoyed it.

Author:	Bobbyaro [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:23 ]
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I thought we already had a Kernow? Or am I imagining that? My girlfriend has spent the week in Cornwall choosing where to build more houses and stuff. I doubt she will be appreciated.

Author:	Bobbyaro [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:24 ]
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superdupergill wrote: Runcle wrote: chicken with baileys sauce? That was my first reaction but it was actually very nice-it was a Baileys and wholegrain mustard cream sauce which sounds even worse but the Baileys flavour was unnecessary I really enjoyed it. FTFY.

Author:	myp [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:28 ]
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Craster wrote: superdupergill wrote: I can't believe I wasn't on Gaywoods list last Christmas sniff sniff "Joined: 9th Mar, 2009"

Author:	DavPaz [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:32 ]
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Gill's been here since MARCH? Time flies!

Author:	myp [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:59 ]
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Kovacs, yesterday http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_u ... 368336.stm

Author:	kalmar [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:13 ]
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Maybe people took the day off due to the Worst Apocalyptic Storm Ov History.

Author:	DavPaz [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:15 ]
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kalmar wrote: Maybe people took the day off due to the Worst Apocalyptic Storm Ov History. Buh? It's very pleasant here. No wind and not too cold. Bloody southerners and their flat flood plains. Edit: I see the floods are in Cumbria. Oops

Author:	TheAlbin0Kid [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:19 ]
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Yeah, it's hardly rained the past 3 days. Ooooh look how British I am, I'm talking about the weather. And waiting for the kettle to boil too! Erm, also, I spent pretty much every summer from age 8 to 14 in Cornwall after my godparents moved down there to run a camping site. Contrary to Mimi's memories of the place, it always seemed to be raining. Oh look, I'm doing it again

Author:	The Rev Owen [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:24 ]
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I've been to Cornwall once. It poured down for two weeks solid. I remember playing endless crappy board games and dashing out to the chip shop once in a while for food.

Author:	MrChris [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:26 ]
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I started the day today with a good old vomit. Can earl grey tea be "off"? Because it was a cup of black earl grey that appears to have triggered it.

Author:	Zardoz [ Fri Nov 20, 2009 10:26 ]
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I've never been to Cornwall, but I might do.