Cheltenham Festival
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All the U K locals now gone .....(thank christ)
Message to Betfair moderators ....
Please relocate under "Irish Sports"
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One went to the newsagents and there was no callard and bowsers. How on earth is one supposed to form an ante post book dear boy without them? There was a lot of organic Bran Muffins though...
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Traditionally, one of the best examples of the British etiquette is the importance placed on punctuality. It is considered rude to arrive late to a business meeting, medical appointment or formal social occasion such as a wedding.
Perhaps someone might venture an opinion by Christmas ! Alternatively after Cheltenham 2021, Eurovision and now the Taliban ....the message may be getting through.....  |
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There's a wonderful David Niven movie on ITV4 later, those bran muffins Tarkers made are like rock. Did he keep them back from March?
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pathetic thread and very childish... you need to grow up
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Dragon sums it up well
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Dont bite budd ..... |
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morning Irishone ,see you still gloating ,hope u had a good summer,you seem a very knowledgeable chap with the mules...But why you hate the English so much,is it built in as a young lad growing up over there?,....anyway feel like i owe u a beer for Belfast Banter good tip that 1 ....pls try to be a little more diplomatic this year...
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Thanks Cobra good luck again next March.
I don't hate the English but a few things i have picked up on my travels. In Greece , they push their noses up with their forefinger when you ask the Greeks what the English are like. In Australia I went to a baker for bread for six months, as I prepared to come home I said goodbye to him, told him I was going back to Ireland , and he said "i thought you was English " .so I asked him what was his view on the English and he said "they are so far up their own backsides" ...!!!!! |
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In Australia I went to a baker for bread for six months, as I prepared to come home I said goodbye to him, told him I was going back to Ireland , and he said "i thought you was English " .so I asked him what was his view on the English and he said "they are so far up their own backsides" ...!!!!!
Why did he think YOU was English |
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Happens a lot if you speak English
People automatically think your english |
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Duffy you didn’t hit the nail on the head. You hit the whole of B & Q.
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Yeah, left a bit of an open goal there, just needed tapping in
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Wouldn't have needed a hammer with the size of the last pair of ****holes on here
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God, what on earth has happened to this once enjoyable Forum??
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Once you start ridiculing people after they come on here and give solid information direct from the stable .......
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