Any out their starving?

meditraitor

Really starving? Didnt think so........ shut up with you crap... we are not insolvent and the bailout is not a bailout.


Its a loan morons!




I know its there you ****ing twaT

rebel10

wha??

mcmoustache

My starving hasn't been outed yet.

**Timbuk2**

I understand all the words in your post, it just confuses me the way they are put together.

fonecrusher1

Eat a motherfcukin sangwitch.

MUSEIST

Not starving atm, have loads a cheese;)

alwaysadub

I'm kinda hungry alright-wouldn't say no to a pizza...

rebel10

meditraitor wrote: »

I know its there you ****ing twaT

again wha?

Ian Beale

Go back to bed Brian

fonecrusher1

MUSEIST wrote: »

Not starving atm, have loads a cheese;)

Hey me too. Beer n cheese. Its drokking delicious.

brummytom

I've just had a chicken balti, boiled race and naan bread. Now I'm a bit peckish so I'm having a bar of dairy milk.


So, naaaah not particularly

easyeason3

Yes.
I am starving but Jeeves has left the premises for his night off.
Dreadful state of affairs when the help threatens to report you in order to get twelve hours off.

*indignant sniff*

TanG411

Don't be angry OP, you're the one who is a traitor to the medical care in this country.

meditraitor

hOW MANY THANKS DOES A POSTER GET IN ONE SESSION?

fonecrusher1

easyeason3 wrote: »

Yes.
I am starving but Jeeves has left the premises for his night off.
Dreadful state of affairs when the help threatens to report you in order to get twelve hours off.

*indignant sniff*

Is he reporting you because you touched his bum bum?

Misanthrope

Do you know what a possessive pronoun is?

I outed my starving there yesterday. How dare they even think they can starve on my many acres of land? What what. Tally-ho.

galwayrush

Hi OP, want to be a guinea pig in my wife's psycology thesis?:D

bonerm

meditraitor wrote: »

Any out their starving?

No I won't out them. If they want to come forward and tell us then it is their personal decision.

OutlawPete

Yup Biggins is, and he'll ate the head ya when he sees this crap

epgc3fyqirnbsx

I'd eat a farmers arse through a hedge

Their starving or your starving, I know that I'm not in my starving at the moment!

meditraitor

meditraitor wrote: »

Its a loan morons!




I know its there you ****ing twaT

With strings!

easyeason3

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Is he reporting you because you touched his bum bum?

Because he didn't touch my bum bum

Juwwi

Ian Beale wrote: »

Go back to bed Brian

That made me laugh :pac:

meditraitor

Misanthrope wrote: »

Do you know what a possessive pronoun is?

A possessive pronoun is a part of speech that substitutes for a possessive determiner ("possessive adjective") and a noun or noun phrase. For example, in the sentence These glasses are mine, not yours, the words mine and yours are possessive pronouns and stand for my glasses and your glasses, respectively. Like other pronouns, possessive pronouns can thus obviate the need to repeat nouns or noun phrases. (Sometimes the possessive determiners – my, your etc. – are themselves classified as possessive pronouns; see Possessive adjective: Nomenclature.)
There are eight possessive pronouns in modern English: mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs, and whose, plus the antiquated possessive pronoun thine and the Middle English yourn (see also English personal pronouns). The word "its" is, however, rarely used as such (almost always it functions as a possessive adjective).
Among these, "its" and "whose" are properly distinct from "it's" (a contraction of "it is" or "it has") and "who's" ("who is" or "who has"); however, these and other misspellings with apostrophes ("her's" to mean "hers", etc.) are common.
Some languages express possession by regular declension of the personal pronouns (the equivalents of I, you etc.) in the genitive case, or by using possessive suffixes. In Finnish, for example, minun (literally "I's"), means mine or my.[citation needed]

orourkeda

Any chance of a bag of meanies?

Misanthrope

meditraitor wrote: »

A possessive pronoun is a part of speech that substitutes for a possessive determiner ("possessive adjective") and a noun or noun phrase. For example, in the sentence These glasses are mine, not yours, the words mine and yours are possessive pronouns and stand for my glasses and your glasses, respectively. Like other pronouns, possessive pronouns can thus obviate the need to repeat nouns or noun phrases. (Sometimes the possessive determiners – my, your etc. – are themselves classified as possessive pronouns; see Possessive adjective: Nomenclature.)
There are eight possessive pronouns in modern English: mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs, and whose, plus the antiquated possessive pronoun thine and the Middle English yourn (see also English personal pronouns). The word "its" is, however, rarely used as such (almost always it functions as a possessive adjective).
Among these, "its" and "whose" are properly distinct from "it's" (a contraction of "it is" or "it has") and "who's" ("who is" or "who has"); however, these and other misspellings with apostrophes ("her's" to mean "hers", etc.) are common.
Some languages express possession by regular declension of the personal pronouns (the equivalents of I, you etc.) in the genitive case, or by using possessive suffixes. In Finnish, for example, minun (literally "I's"), means mine or my.[citation needed]

I take it you don't then?

alwaysadub

meditraitor wrote: »

hOW MANY THANKS DOES A POSTER GET IN ONE SESSION?

Hmm, haven't heard that joke before.
I don't know. How many thanks does a poster get in one session?

pwd

When I beg people for money because I'm starving they say "No - you'd just use it to browse the internet."

Capt'n Midnight

meditraitor wrote: »

Really starving? Didnt think so........ shut up with you crap... we are not insolvent and the bailout is not a bailout.


Its a loan morons!

Germans have recent 10 year bond yields of 2.19%

Our 10 year bonds have hit 8.7%

What does this mean to the repayments ?

1.0219^10 = 1.24189 - the Germans back 124% of what they borrowed, a quarter extra
1.087 ^10 = 2.3030 - while we pay 230%, not a quarter more, a quarter more than double what we borrowed and then some


It's not a loan, it's a loan to a loanshark

Misanthrope

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

Germans have recent 10 year bond yields of 2.19%

Our 10 year bonds have hit 8.7%

What does this mean to the repayments ?

1.0219^10 = 1.24189 - the Germans back 124% of what they borrowed, a quarter extra
1.087 ^10 = 2.3030 - while we pay 230%, not a quarter more, a quarter more than double what we borrowed and then some


It's not a loan, it's a loan to a loanshark

Well their you go!

Mrmoe

Can we get alcohol or beer classified in one of the major food groupings, if we can then I am definitely starving.

karlog

So what the hell is going on in this thread.

meditraitor

karlog wrote: »

So what the hell is going on in this thread.

Looks like the OP is drunk.... feckin eejit

It's a pointless discussion relating to the grammar of the correct placement of the deckchairs on the end of the ship that's going up while the other end's going down.

WillyWaggler

How could I be hungry with all this cheese!

Om nom nom...

meditraitor

meditraitor wrote: »

Really starving? Didnt think so........ shut up with you crap... we are not insolvent and the bailout is not a bailout.


Its a loan morons!




I know its there you ****ing twaT

Apparently you can't embed pictures in AH.

Because I have nothing better to do.

meditraitor

Deleted User wrote: »

Because I have nothing better to do.

Civil Servant?

Galway K9

is the OP drunk? His post is confusing.

Galway K9

Galway K9 wrote: »

is the OP drunk? His post is confusing.

your not wrong their!

Sharpshooter

meditraitor wrote: »

Really starving? Didnt think so........ shut up with you crap... we are not insolvent and the bailout is not a bailout.


Its a loan morons!

meditraitor wrote: »

hOW MANY THANKS DOES A POSTER GET IN ONE SESSION?

OP, has been given a day off for being vacuously squiffy, arseholed, ratfaced and quite drunk.

He can use it to nurse his hangover.:)