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a_l_e_x london, Outer London, England UK
Thu Sep 4, 2008 7:21 PM CST : thread association
happy
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jojo69 Birmingham, but from Liverpool, West Midlands, England UK
Thu Sep 4, 2008 8:30 PM CST : thread association
a_l_e_x: happy


Ecstatioc!!!!!!!!!!!cheering grin cheering
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jojo69 Birmingham, but from Liverpool, West Midlands, England UK
Thu Sep 4, 2008 8:32 PM CST : thread association
jojo69: Ecstatioc!!!!!!!!!!!


OOPS Typos! I obviously meant.................... Ecstatic!!!!!drinking doh lol
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Karma3 Somewhere India
Fri Sep 5, 2008 1:58 AM CST : thread association
jojo69: Ecstatic!!!!! lol


blissful
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anglophile state, not DC, Washington USA
Fri Sep 5, 2008 11:01 AM CST : thread association
Karma3: blissful


paradise
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trish123 Lancashire, Lancashire, England UK
Sat Sep 6, 2008 7:51 AM CST : thread association
anglophile: paradise



Gob smacked laugh
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lisalee1960 st pauls, Majjistral Malta
Sat Sep 6, 2008 11:12 AM CST : thread association
oh no not one of these again
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mike1937 Broadstairs, Kent, England UK
Mon Sep 8, 2008 2:22 PM CST : thread association
Before I comment further is it permitted to ask politely if we are talking Metric or Imperial ? cheers
Mike help
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anglophile state, not DC, Washington USA
Mon Sep 8, 2008 2:41 PM CST : thread association
mike1937: Before I comment further is it permitted to ask politely if we are talking Metric or Imperial ?
Mike


HHmmm Im rather curious now. How would you answer with one word each side?
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mike1937 Broadstairs, Kent, England UK
Mon Sep 8, 2008 9:57 PM CST : thread association
anglophile: HHmmm Im rather curious now. How would you answer with one word each side?
laugh laugh laugh


In view of your answer above I have further questions before I consider MY options which are wide tongue or boring professor

1. Are you an aspiring New labour ENGLISH politician waiting to challenge the Prime Minister ? yawn

2. Are there such RULES as one word each side confused
and if so
3. Who made them ? dunno

Regards
Mike grin
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anglophile state, not DC, Washington USA
Tue Sep 9, 2008 7:19 PM CST : thread association
In view of your answer above I have further questions before I consider MY options which are wide or boring

1. Um No. Where you even came up with this from my response only you would know. Not even Evil Knievel could make that leap. confused

2. That's the game. This is word association.

3. That's how the game is played. You reply with a word that you associate with the previous word.


Is that clear enough for you?
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mike1937 Broadstairs, Kent, England UK
Tue Sep 9, 2008 10:32 PM CST : thread association
anglophile: In view of your answer above I have further questions before I consider MY options which are wide or boring

1. Um No. Where you even came up with this from my response only you would know. Not even Evil Knievel could make that leap.

2. That's the game. This is word association.

3. That's how the game is played. You reply with a word that you associate with the previous word.Is that clear enough for you?


OK If 3 is the simple rule - Nuff said - The originals apply
take your pick - I will now do the polits - No further comment
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anglophile state, not DC, Washington USA
Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:11 AM CST : thread association
mike1937:

OK If 3 is the simple rule - Nuff said - The originals apply
take your pick - I will now do the polits - No further comment



No No Mike. You still have my curiosity piqued. More so than ever.

Last word up was "Gobsmacked" to which you replied "Before I comment further is it permitted to ask politely if we are talking Metric or Imperial?"


Gobsmacked

Your word would be???

Metric side = ?

Imperial side = ?
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mike1937 Broadstairs, Kent, England UK
Wed Sep 10, 2008 4:29 PM CST : thread association
anglophile: No No Mike. You still have my curiosity piqued. More so than ever.

Last word up was "Gobsmacked" to which you replied "Before I comment further is it permitted to ask politely if we are talking Metric or Imperial?"Gobsmacked

Your word would be???

Metric side = ?

Imperial side = ?


OK I wasn't goin to join but I give in -
What a *Whit* she's got

banana banana banana

wine Mike
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anglophile state, not DC, Washington USA
Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:27 AM CST : thread association
mike1937:

OK I wasn't goin to join but I give in -
What a *Whit* she's got



Mike


blushing Thank you kind sir.
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anglophile state, not DC, Washington USA
Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:31 AM CST : thread association
mike1937:

OK I wasn't goin to join but I give in -
What a *Whit* she's got



Mike


BTW: I take your "whit" as meaning "wit" versus it's actually meaning of "least bit".

If any other meaning was intended then, Im sorry you feel that way.
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mike1937 Broadstairs, Kent, England UK
Thu Sep 11, 2008 3:06 PM CST : thread association


BTW: I take your "whit" as meaning "wit" versus it's actually meaning of "least bit".

Totally incorrect - I was a bit deep for many I admit - professor

But the spelling is CORRECT and I meant exactly what I said.

Whit. is a standard abbreviation for a screw thread as
used in workshops (spoken) and written on parts drawings etc.

See http://www.dlis.dla.mil/FIIGDATA/A1360/chart2.htm

Bottom of the page.

wine to you
Mike wink
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anglophile state, not DC, Washington USA
Thu Sep 11, 2008 3:40 PM CST : thread association
mike1937:

BTW: I take your "whit" as meaning "wit" versus it's actually meaning of "least bit".

Totally incorrect - I was a bit deep for many I admit -

But the spelling is CORRECT and I meant exactly what I said.

Whit. is a standard abbreviation for a screw thread as
used in workshops (spoken) and written on parts drawings etc.

See http://www.dlis.dla.mil/FIIGDATA/A1360/chart2.htm

Bottom of the page.

to you
Mike


Ok, Im totally confused now. If you intended Whit = screw thread, then your sentence still doesn't make any sense to me.

"What a *Whit* she's got"

Do you have a word response for "Gobsmacked"??? If not, I'll just drop this other discussion and continue with the game.
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mike1937 Broadstairs, Kent, England UK
Thu Sep 11, 2008 3:49 PM CST : thread association
No further comment
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anglophile state, not DC, Washington USA
Thu Sep 11, 2008 4:34 PM CST : thread association
trish123: Gob smacked


awestruck
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