šŸŽ­ GD Chat Room (Part 1)

I got a thorough soaking yesterday morning but I am, luckily, in a part of Bristol that isnā€™t really affected by flooding. At the top of a hill and far enough away from all the rivers and the estuary.

Even in 2050 Iā€™ll be safe :dracthyr_hehe_animated:

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Oh sympathies ā€¦ itā€™s about 2 thirds through the first innings so maybe youā€™ll finish work in time? I havenā€™t given any other details in case you manage to watch it on catch-up.

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In 2050 you gonna be in a nursing home :dracthyr_hehe_animated:

Same teams in the rugby world Cup tonightā€¦

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Rude!!

Stop taking lessons from Soul!

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If they can even afford it.

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Something need doing?

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I have a very important question.

Is it pronounced uddie or ooooodie?

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Todayā€™s lunch

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Speaking of the old person, hes been quiet recently- of his own volition or Blizzard enforced??

I believe he is on a forum vacay.

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It sounds a lot better in an australian accent. Iā€™m sticking to Oooooodie. :rofl:

Oh no your face has gone to the void too.

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And mine has come back. It must have emigrated to Puny.

Still was black here and Puny still normal. But then I hit Ctrl-F5 and the swap did indeed happen!

What forum sorcery is this?!

Nobody understands the ways of the forum.
(I was going to add ā€˜just like Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisitionā€™)
Then I realised that most of the people here would probably have no idea what I was talking about and Iā€™d feel old again ā€¦ so I didnā€™t) :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Then they must be educated!

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Itā€™s funny, it showed normally here but a friend sent me a screenshot and I was like ā€˜what on earth!!!ā€™ (or words similar but less forum friendly).

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I carry on using the same expressions but frequently find I have to explain them, more so with foreigners though who just donā€™t understand the English expressions.