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# you two are gay?
that explains it then
'Ning!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:37, archived)
# 'ning!
nice to see another non-flat earther joining the discussion!

I'm beginning to wish I never said anything now - it was all meant in the best possible taste!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:40, archived)
# just to confuse matters
I'm from Nottingham not Norfolk and I'm not Sid
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:41, archived)
# Huzzah!
another East-Midlander!

I'm confused now!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:44, archived)
# By crikey!
*parties*
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:51, archived)
# "I'm not Sid" Eh?


Soz.
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:52, archived)
# no
I'm Horatio Nelson
and so's my wife
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:54, archived)
# Hoorah!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:56, archived)
# I tried to join the Flat Earth society once
but I don't think they took my entrance essay very seriously. I know I didn't.
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:45, archived)
# Hehehehehe!
I bet it was a good read!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:49, archived)
# I might have to try again.
I'm sure I had some very inventive rebuttals of current scientific thinking.

I expect they turned my application down because they read it and thought I was a bit of a nutter. I just wanted to see if I could persuade the lab I was working for at the time to pay for my membership of the Flat Earth society!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:53, archived)
# It would be a great thing
to have on your CV. :-)
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:54, archived)
# Arf!
they turned your application down becuase they read it and thought you were a bit of a nutter!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:56, archived)
# I'm sure they weren't looking for people
who disbelieved in a round Earth for quite the sort of reasons I'd be likely to put.

It's a shame they didn't tell me that was why. I could have started a collection of rejection letters from crackpot organisations who thought I was too wierd to be allowed to join.


Now that's not a bad idea....
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:00, archived)
#
it would be up there with 419 scammer-baiting!

This is approaching the longest chat thread I've seen on here for quite a while! :)
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:05, archived)
# You started it. *points*
Well... you did. :)
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:09, archived)
# Indeed!
I wasn't complaining - it's fun to have a chat and a bit of banter, rather than just 100's of posts just saying 'woo!'
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:13, archived)
# *agrees*
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:18, archived)
# woo!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:21, archived)
# Yes, I was going to say,
long chats like wot I used to have with twiggles, before he became a part-timer. :)
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:23, archived)
# woo!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:24, archived)
# Woo! times 1,000,000!
Yay
Hoopla
Dibnah
etc!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:26, archived)
# I own more articles of woodwork than just my closet.
(just between you and me though, I've alway suspected that Sid might bat for teh other team.. we've never spoken about it though)

'Ning!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:41, archived)
# why
do you suspect Sid of being a bit lah-de-dah?

does he have impeccable dress sense? enjoy flower arranging? own the soundtrack to Fame?
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:45, archived)
# Seems to take a bit TOO much care over his appearence...
He could of course just be a metrosexual monkey.
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:53, archived)
# he sleeps
with trains?
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:54, archived)
#
And crappy old British small hatchbacks?
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 10:58, archived)
#
and free daily newspapers?
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:00, archived)
# on trains?
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:01, archived)
#
and an alternative music venue in Chicago?

Ok, I had to search for that one!
(, Wed 15 Jun 2005, 11:02, archived)