
Why does the french knife only have a flag and one cork screw, and the British one have many cork screws?
The French may agree with your edit but not for British 'expertise'. Rather for the consequences to the bearer with contact with anything British (try grabbing hold of that -- especially with all of the screws extended).The French are scaredy cats and "can't"/don't like to fight. Well, look at history.Too many examples both recent and old.
The British one was my quick edit - Brits are known for their heavy drinking. ;D
The British one was my quick edit - Brits are known for their heavy drinking. ;D
Oo-arr, from where oi comes from, we gets us a lot o' Scruuumpy Jaaack to 'ave..... oi loikes moi coider, oi does......
(10 points if you can guess which county I live in!)
I'm not sure how much guessing is needed: you provided your email address when you first signed in and then narrowed it down a bit more in your many-in-a-short-time posts.Oo-arr, from where oi comes from, we gets us a lot o' Scruuumpy Jaaack to 'ave..... oi loikes moi coider, oi does......(10 points if you can guess which county I live in!:D)
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you provided your email address when you first signed in and then narrowed it down a bit more in your many-in-a-short-time posts.
Oo-arr, from where oi comes from, we gets us a lot o' Scruuumpy Jaaack to 'ave..... oi loikes moi coider, oi does......
(10 points if you can guess which county I live in!)
Oo-arr, from where oi comes from, we gets us a lot o' Scruuumpy Jaaack to 'ave..... oi loikes moi coider, oi does......
(10 points if you can guess which county I live in!)
Oo-arr, from where oi comes from, we gets us a lot o' Scruuumpy Jaaack to 'ave..... oi loikes moi coider, oi does......
(10 points if you can guess which county I live in!)
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