Other matches thread.

Tricky Tree wrote:Brockmoor.....I know I'm not "allowed" to side with you but Devil 90% of the time spells it trickey instead of TRICKY.

Yes that's right Trickey,i do it on purpose just to wind you up because it's such a silly name :-]]

Devil's Advocate wrote:

brockmoor wrote:I believe I have seen on four occasions that you have spelt Hemel wrong!
I will allow for YOU living on the wrong side of Lye, I live a number of miles away.

I have got Hemel wrong a few times,but not as many times as you've used "his" instead of "he's".

To say you now live a number of miles away from Lye is true but having swopped it for Brockmoor it's the equivalent of trading Lebanon for Baghdad :-]]

Harsh words from someone with a tendency to keep putting in erroneous apostrophes!

 

Dave the Glassboy wrote:

Devil's Advocate wrote:

brockmoor wrote:I believe I have seen on four occasions that you have spelt Hemel wrong!
I will allow for YOU living on the wrong side of Lye, I live a number of miles away.

I have got Hemel wrong a few times,but not as many times as you've used "his" instead of "he's".

To say you now live a number of miles away from Lye is true but having swopped it for Brockmoor it's the equivalent of trading Lebanon for Baghdad :-]]

Harsh words from someone with a tendency to keep putting in erroneous apostrophes!

 

Your back from the M6 watch then Dave.

What match tonight......Kidsgrove under 10's v whoever?

I'm thinking of organising a match down "The Bogs",Mary Stevens Park in a few weeks time....you can add that to your list of new grounds if you like.

Devil's Advocate wrote:

Dave the Glassboy wrote:

Devil's Advocate wrote:

brockmoor wrote:I believe I have seen on four occasions that you have spelt Hemel wrong!
I will allow for YOU living on the wrong side of Lye, I live a number of miles away.

I have got Hemel wrong a few times,but not as many times as you've used "his" instead of "he's".

To say you now live a number of miles away from Lye is true but having swopped it for Brockmoor it's the equivalent of trading Lebanon for Baghdad :-]]

Harsh words from someone with a tendency to keep putting in erroneous apostrophes!

 

Your back from the M6 watch then Dave.

Or in this case, omitting an apostrophe where there should be one.

What match tonight......Kidsgrove under 10's v whoever?

I'm thinking of organising a match down "The Bogs",Mary Stevens Park in a few weeks time....you can add that to your list of new grounds if you like.

Never watched an under-10s match in my life and never will.

But is your own life so dull that you feel the need to comment on other people's? Anyhow, if I ever feel that I need your validation for how I spend my own time and money I'll let you know.

What have you been doing tonight? Stamp collecting?

Dave the Glassboy wrote:

Devil's Advocate wrote:

Dave the Glassboy wrote:

Devil's Advocate wrote:

brockmoor wrote:I believe I have seen on four occasions that you have spelt Hemel wrong!
I will allow for YOU living on the wrong side of Lye, I live a number of miles away.

I have got Hemel wrong a few times,but not as many times as you've used "his" instead of "he's".

To say you now live a number of miles away from Lye is true but having swopped it for Brockmoor it's the equivalent of trading Lebanon for Baghdad :-]]

Harsh words from someone with a tendency to keep putting in erroneous apostrophes!

 

Your back from the M6 watch then Dave.

Or in this case, omitting an apostrophe where there should be one.

What match tonight......Kidsgrove under 10's v whoever?

I'm thinking of organising a match down "The Bogs",Mary Stevens Park in a few weeks time....you can add that to your list of new grounds if you like.

Never watched an under-10s match in my life and never will.

But is your own life so dull that you feel the need to comment on other people's? Anyhow, if I ever feel that I need your validation for how I spend my own time and money I'll let you know.

What have you been doing tonight? Stamp collecting?

There is mutual pee taking on here Dave,you decided to pitch in and have a little dig at me before i said anything to you.

If you're going to dish it out you'll have to learn to take it.

My life isn't as exciting as Nathan's,that is for certain,i'm enjoying a quiet week at my holiday home in Tenby.

What great excitement has filled your life tonight?

Few people's lives are as exciting as Nathan's!

Dave the Glassboy wrote:Few people's lives are as exciting as Nathan's!

Mine was extremely memorable until i got married at 26 but i couldn't have still being doing it at 37.

Nathan and i were born on the same day as it happens so one day he may become boring and sensible........................i do hope not though in the nicest possible way.

I still have daughter number two locked up.

Devil's Advocate wrote:

Dave the Glassboy wrote:Few people's lives are as exciting as Nathan's!

Mine was extremely memorable until i got married at 26 but i couldn't have still being doing it at 37.

Nathan and i were born on the same day as it happens so one day he may become boring and sensible........................i do hope not though in the nicest possible way.

I still have daughter number two locked up.

You will have to unleash her DA and let her loose at Amblecote. I've still got a mental picture of her in my head,I need to satisfy my curiosity!

Nathan Gulliver wrote:

Devil's Advocate wrote:

Dave the Glassboy wrote:Few people's lives are as exciting as Nathan's!

Mine was extremely memorable until i got married at 26 but i couldn't have still being doing it at 37.

Nathan and i were born on the same day as it happens so one day he may become boring and sensible........................i do hope not though in the nicest possible way.

I still have daughter number two locked up.

You will have to unleash her DA and let her loose at Amblecote. I've still got a mental picture of her in my head,I need to satisfy my curiosity!

If you can picture "Geordie Shore" mixed with "The only way is Essex" then you can visualise Nathan.

High heels and big gold earrings and platinum blonde ringlet hair when done up.

Anyway,thats enough about me......she's a "mousy,librarian" type!

Seriously,the description is very apt.

Devil's Advocate wrote:If you can picture "Geordie Shore" mixed with "The only way is Essex" then you can visualise Nathan.

High heels and big gold earrings and platinum blonde ringlet hair when done up.

Sorry to be a grammatical pedant, but on this occasion it does actually make a significant difference!

There should be a comma between "visualise" and "Nathan" (I think...).

TRM wrote:

Devil's Advocate wrote:If you can picture "Geordie Shore" mixed with "The only way is Essex" then you can visualise Nathan.

High heels and big gold earrings and platinum blonde ringlet hair when done up.

Sorry to be a grammatical pedant, but on this occasion it does actually make a significant difference!

There should be a comma between "visualise" and "Nathan" (I think...).

Thank god for that,for a moment I thought DA was dishing the dirt on my cross drfessing!

If only I could find a pair of size 12 high heels.

Nathan Gulliver wrote:

TRM wrote:

Devil's Advocate wrote:If you can picture "Geordie Shore" mixed with "The only way is Essex" then you can visualise Nathan.

High heels and big gold earrings and platinum blonde ringlet hair when done up.

Sorry to be a grammatical pedant, but on this occasion it does actually make a significant difference!

There should be a comma between "visualise" and "Nathan" (I think...).

Thank god for that,for a moment I thought DA was dishing the dirt on my cross drfessing!

If only I could find a pair of size 12 high heels.

TRM's spelling problem appears to be spreading, it should be cross dressing not cross drfessing.

Obviously the excitement of putting on the corset, stockings and suspenders got to much for him  

sirsmilerIII wrote:TRM's spelling problem appears to be spreading, it should be cross dressing not cross drfessing.

Obviously the excitement of putting on the corset, stockings and suspenders got to much for him  

And you it's too. ;-)

Ulster you beat me to it.

The way my hands shake its a wonder I can tap anything accurately on this little bloody key pad. My error was obviously a slip of the finger as opposed to an actual spelling mistake. In my defence your honour!

(I was getting a touch excited by DA's description of his daughter,I must admit)

I bet you treble checked that for spelling and grammatical errors before sending it Nath.