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Now that the Irish Welsh and Scots have turned England into the modern industrial society it is today by creating and running some of the most successful companies in the world, should they return home and enjoy the fruits of their labours. They can always be called upon to offer help and advice, should things go wrong, if English people are not up to the task.
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The last one to leave England should put the lights out to save on the bills. Re: your question, it would be the same as when the Aliens left Earth after showing our forefathers how to build Stonehenge etc. Everything would go downhill fast..?.
By the way, it fascinates me how people choose their pseudonyms; casaespana, is your house in Spain?
Is Gary bald? Is Corby's loo worth commemorating in print? Gammaray sounds hot stuff, and we could get sparks off raysparx, I'm sure. Englishbird sounds lovely, like a robin or a cheeky sparrow. ianess might be Ian's wife? And the Rescuer will save this thread from self-destruction, perhaps.
As for me, well I'm a nut about comps, that's all folks.
CompNut
The last one to leave England should put the lights out to save on the bills. Re: your question, it would be the same as when the Aliens left Earth after showing our forefathers how to build Stonehenge etc. Everything would go downhill fast..?.
By the way, it fascinates me how people choose their pseudonyms; casaespana, is your house in Spain?
Is Gary bald? Is Corby's loo worth commemorating in print? Gammaray sounds hot stuff, and we could get sparks off raysparx, I'm sure. Englishbird sounds lovely, like a robin or a cheeky sparrow. ianess might be Ian's wife? And the Rescuer will save this thread from self-destruction, perhaps.
As for me, well I'm a nut about comps, that's all folks.
CompNut
casaespana, buenas tardes (good evening). And here I was imagining you writing from the balcony of a white Moorish style casa instead of with the rest of us in chilly Britannia.
TheCorbyloon, Laddie, know any more good old Aberdonian words you could share with us, please? Repeatable ones, I mean....
It is so nice to read everyone's replies and have a little chuckle as I've been nursing an ill friend and there ain't many laughs in that, I can assure you!
TheCorbyloon, Laddie, know any more good old Aberdonian words you could share with us, please? Repeatable ones, I mean....
It is so nice to read everyone's replies and have a little chuckle as I've been nursing an ill friend and there ain't many laughs in that, I can assure you!