Hi Lisa
This was a similar kind of thing, not quite as good as passing out Match-up cards, I must admit.
http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/forum/thread.aspx?id=18875&site=3
Duncan
thought you guys would enjoy hearing this one.
do you remember all of the 'counsel' about 'word whiskers' that was given during the theocrapttic misery drool?
my sister and i (about 13-14 at the time) had always laughed at the more consistent word whiskers in our hall.
Hi Lisa
This was a similar kind of thing, not quite as good as passing out Match-up cards, I must admit.
http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/forum/thread.aspx?id=18875&site=3
Duncan
Englishman,
was that a "dip" ?
Did they call it dipping in your part of the world?
"Eenie-meenie, Macker-acker
Aire-eye, Dominacka
Shicka-lacka, Lollipoppa
Rom Pom Push - Ay!"
You're it.
Duncan ( it can't be me - I've got fainites)
Edited by - Duncan on 28 November 2002 12:40:53
....the christmas season officially open!.
to explain: my wife's folks live in the neighbouring town to us, a distance of 10 miles or so.
the road which connects us is listed as an "a" class road, although, in truth, it's more like a country lane in places.. halfway along this road is a farm, and the farm has a sign hanging on its gate:.
....the Christmas Season Officially Open!
To explain: My wife's folks live in the neighbouring town to us, a distance of 10 miles or so. The road which connects us is listed as an "A" class road, although, in truth, it's more like a country lane in places.
Halfway along this road is a farm, and the farm has a sign hanging on its gate:
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE. ALL SIZES.
The thing is this: that sign is ALWAYS there. All year, all through the summer, always. And for eleven months a year it's a complete lie.
But, for one glorious season it's true. And driving past it this morning, I noticed that they DID, in fact, have trees for sale.
So, I take that as the starting gun - it's nearly on us.
I better start panicking about presents NOW! Yikes!
Duncan,
HO! HO! HO! Mary Crease-Morse Everybody!
as a kid growing up with an elder father, from time to time we would have parts on stage at the meeting or assembly.
my dad had a certain talk he must have delivered to a couple dozen different congregations, about families.
during the talk, he would have my sister and i cause a scene during the talk, in which we would ultimately run on stage argueing.
Hello Freedom 96,
a year or two back, I posted a couple of memorable stage moments, in a thread started by Anglise.
One of these was me, the other one I posted about further down was a friend of mine.
I think/hope this link will work:
http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/forum/thread.aspx?id=4818&site=3
Duncan
Edited by - Duncan on 25 November 2002 12:21:1
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everyone is somehow connected to a celebrity, with that wondeful six degrees of separation.. for me, my aunt's(by marriage), first cousin is ally sheedy.. how are you related?
My first wife's current next-door neighbours's hairdresser's son used to be engaged to a girl who's mother's name began with the same letter of the alphabet as a place that
MICHAEL JACKSON
once flew over in a plane in 1985.
(the extremely well-connected) Duncan
the legendary alan partridge is back tonight bbc2 22:00 gmt!
no one apart from me can make a pringle jumper and a thong look so good!
this show is the best comedy to appear on the television for erm since last week's "the office" actually!.
" I have the third best slot on Norwich Radio - and I've got a girlfriend! "
im sitting here at work...ready to eat my stew and all i have is a knife!
!
.Who ate all the pies?
been trying to involve myself in some different activities, now that i have some time on my hands, being de-towered and all.
on sundays i've been playing soccer in an over-30 recreational league in town.. during a game last sunday, i was going after a guy who had the ball.
he passed it to a guy who was behind me.
Hi Dan
Sorry to hear about your woes, mate.
Shunning at work? I think it's bizarre, and certainly a matter to take up with your employer. What if she has some information or figures or something you need to do your job? What about if she takes an urgent message for you? What's she going to do, not pass it on? Depending on the circumstance, wilful failure to comunicate with co-workers could amount to a sackable offense, IMO.
As for the football - I occasionally referee games at weekends. I would certainly not have let you on the pitch wearing glasses. Don't do it again, for your sake - next time you might end up with glass in your eye.
Hope you get well soon though.
regards
Duncan.
Hi Expatbrit,
No, not a lion-tamer, just an accountant.
Actually, I never wanted to be an accountant... [far away look] ...when I was younger I'd dream of being...
...A LUMBERJACK! Yes....
Leaping from tree to tree, as they float down the rivers of British Columbia!
The giant redwood! the larch! the fir! the mighty scots pine!
The smell of fresh-cut timber! The crash of mighty trees!
With my best girlie by my side, we'd sing...
Sing!!
Sing!!!!
"Oh, I'm a -
[Giant Foot]
Edited by - Duncan on 28 October 2002 10:8:33
Hi Alan
I wouldn't claim to be an "expert", but I am a UK- qualified accountant (FCCA), and I'll try and help.
What's the question?
Duncan.