starting this thread, which i hope will be short-lived, to keep the board up to date with latest reports gleaned from the net

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There were 2 models walking down the street when one "Said" to the other :....oh!..sorry no model jokes.....I forgot.....

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Suppose we'll have to find someone else to bomb now ..... or we could just save some money and stay at home.

The cause was just its just I'm fed up of our so called allies contributing feck all ... Germany springs to mind.

N,

Agree with sentiment in your posting 578.


But "Cannon fodder" was also applied to the "office class" in the WW1, as well as the term "donkeys".

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Dil,

We could have our own back and start a war with Germany.

"But "Cannon fodder" was also applied to the "office class" in the WW1"

Yes ,Fred those office worker's didn't stand a chance armed with just ruler's and stapler machine's.

As they don't have a King then a republic is probably the best idea.

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N.

You are right. It was a case of parapraxis.

Always found these to give useful insight of what I and others are really thinking,

Mind it could have been a case of Paraprosdokian humour.

Again, I have to aid the stalker in his development.

8-)

Ps. I have, always liked the meaning and use of words, since I became able to read.

Wish I had done it earlier.

But thank god for spelling checkers and secretaries.

Yes, so why don't you use them ?

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libya. when will the civil war start and it will.

the man who says he killed cadafi will be killed . and so he should

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The BBC radio news states that this has already happened.


Col Gaddafi 'to be buried in secret, desert grave'

Updated on edit:-

Gaddafi buried in unknown place in desert: Al-Jazeera

mna. you are wrong it will now be there way of life .
they will be killing each other for years to come

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the tribes will never forgive .
and the kiling of gaddafi by pure murder was againts all human life
disgusting and that man should now be hung for all to see,
that then might help mend the tribes

Libyan leader hails wider role for Islam

LIBYA'S top leader has declared the country officially ''liberated'' from the four-decade rule of Muammar Gaddafi, pledging to replace his dictatorship with a more democratic but more strictly Islamic system.
In a speech to a cheering, flag-waving crowd, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, head of the National Transitional Council, promised to ban interest on housing loans and scrap other laws that didn't conform to Islamic jurisprudence.