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Can I borry a lend of your strimmer?

16-06-2011 12:55PM

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Karamoja

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That's what my neighbour said to me today.

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#2 16-06-2011 12:56PM

Minstrel27

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My neighbour said good morning to me.

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#3 16-06-2011 12:57PM

El Weirdo

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Karamoja wrote: »

That's what my neighbour said to me today.

And?

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#4 16-06-2011 12:58PM

bonerm

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El Weirdo wrote: »

And?

Goodbye too?

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#5 16-06-2011 12:58PM

coco_lola

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My neighbours are rude and don't say hello... even though I do every day! Unrequited

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#6 16-06-2011 12:59PM

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Karamoja wrote: »

That's what my neighbour said to me today.

Do you live in Louth, by any chance?

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#7 16-06-2011 01:02PM

Guill

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the best neighbours are the ones that don't talk to you.

BTW did you loan him a lend of it?

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#8 16-06-2011 01:02PM

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Karamoja wrote: »

That's what my neighbour said to me today.

You craved the brief sliver of real human company nonetheless though, didn't you?

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#9 16-06-2011 01:03PM

mike65

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You'll never get it back you know!

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#10 16-06-2011 01:05PM

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So, did you loan him a lend of it or wha?

/edit guill in there before me

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#11 16-06-2011 01:06PM

Badgermonkey

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He's not even using it.

Just saw him in the a-zoo.

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#12 16-06-2011 01:07PM

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I hope you corrected him. It should be "May I borry a lend of your strimmer."

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#13 16-06-2011 01:09PM

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Dunjohn wrote: »

I hope you corrected him. It should be "May I borry a lend of your strimmer."

I hope he told told the query should be "can I borrow your strimmer?".

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#14 16-06-2011 01:11PM

mikemac

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You can but you may not

Don't loan it OP, you'll never get it back

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#15 16-06-2011 01:12PM

kennyb3

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Since when did you need a strimmer when living in a flat?

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#16 16-06-2011 01:14PM

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I had an omelette this morning.

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#17 16-06-2011 01:15PM

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Health and Safety! If he injured himself with your strimmer,would YOU be responsible?

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#18 16-06-2011 01:17PM

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Must have a bit of a bush goin on

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#19 16-06-2011 01:18PM

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Guill wrote: »

BTW did you loan him a lend of it?

wat?

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#20 16-06-2011 01:18PM

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Sofaspud wrote: »

I had an omelette this morning.

The suspense is killing me,

What was in this omelette

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#21 16-06-2011 01:21PM

im invisible

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eggs

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#22 16-06-2011 01:21PM

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:eek: My lawnmower and strimmer were robbed last night! And borry is a popular word in Louth... hmmm

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#23 16-06-2011 01:22PM

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chickendinner wrote: »

The suspense is killing me,

What was in this omelette

2 eggs, scallion, bit of red pepper, sausages and dark cheddar.

Wasn't quite as nice as I'd hoped.

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#24 16-06-2011 01:25PM

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I think I just spotted yoir strimmer for sale on Adverta.ie

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#25 16-06-2011 01:26PM

Lando Griffin

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Karamoja wrote: »

That's what my neighbour said to me today.

Is it electric or pethrowal?

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#26 16-06-2011 01:27PM

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Sofaspud wrote: »

2 eggs, scallion, bit of red pepper, sausages and dark cheddar.

Wasn't quite as nice as I'd hoped.

This is what I had

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZDv9pgHp8Q

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#27 16-06-2011 05:15PM

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Sounds like a nice neighbour. Mine just shouted at me. He made such a big deal about me being in his back garden looking in the bedroom window...talk about making a mountain out of a molehill!!

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