If I drove around the Merseyside and Mancuntian region during the week of 
5th-9th May, what are the odds of running into a UKSF'er for a pint and a 
muffin?

If anyone knows where Joe goes to grab his odds from, we could find out.

-- 
Cheers, Os

On 14 Dec, 09:35, Osbourne Ruddock  wrote:
> If I drove around the Merseyside and Mancuntian region during the week of
> 5th-9th May, what are the odds of running into a UKSF'er for a pint and a
> muffin?


                                     Home   Drawer  Aghey
Tony Pint n' Muffin vs Os   1.01    50        100

It's certainly youkworthy, although someone's draw system might like
the odds on the drawer. If you let me know say, six months in advance,
I can plant it in my empty social calendar.

If we could summon the spirits of Moog and Oscar G, it would be the
Northern Monkey Jambo 2008, coinciding with Liverpool's capital of
culture bid. If not, you'll have to put up with me and my lack of
knowledge of boombastic beats.

> If anyone knows where Joe goes to grab his odds from, we could find out.

 Hans Segers. HTH.

Tony McChrystal  wrote in
news:b5fb718c-7d5c-4c6a-8b6b-7079fc30f38a@s19g2000prg.googlegroups.com: 

> 
>                                      Home   Drawer  Aghey
> Tony Pint n' Muffin vs Os   1.01    50        100

IBIOYF1P

> 
> It's certainly youkworthy, although someone's draw system might like
> the odds on the drawer. If you let me know say, six months in advance,
> I can plant it in my empty social calendar.

Is that in Outlook, Google or your drawer?

> 
> If we could summon the spirits of Moog and Oscar G, it would be the
> Northern Monkey Jambo 2008, coinciding with Liverpool's capital of
> culture bid. If not, you'll have to put up with me and my lack of
> knowledge of boombastic beats.

Sounds fantastic. We can have a pint and a muffin or a bum and scone, 
whatever takes our fancy.

Would a mid-week game at Anfield on May 7-8 be a wise idea? My son seems 
to think so, being a junior redshite'n'all.

> 
>> If anyone knows where Joe goes to grab his odds from, we could find
>> out. 
> 
>  Hans Segers. HTH.

Really? With Guppings and Bobby Internet and Joe'n'shit?

-- 
Cheers, Os

Tony McChrystal wrote:
> 
> If we could summon the spirits of Moog and Oscar G, it would be the
> Northern Monkey Jambo 2008, coinciding with Liverpool's capital of
> culture bid. 

One. Big. Clique.

BlueRoo

"Roo"  wrote in message 
news:5so87pF1abg7uU3@mid.individual.net...
> Tony McChrystal wrote:
>>
>> If we could summon the spirits of Moog and Oscar G, it would be the
>> Northern Monkey Jambo 2008, coinciding with Liverpool's capital of
>> culture bid.
>
> One. Big. Clique.

Are you upset because TonyMac didn't think to mention you in the above 
offhand sentence?  Maybe then at worst you could accuse TonyMac of being one 
big clique, and reserve judgement on the rest of us.  Hmmm?  Think about it.

Besides which, I think what Osbourne is actually proposing is a series of 
much smaller cliques.  It's not the same thing at all.


-- 
Joe

"I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan

"Joe Horowitz" <my_name@youblunder.co.youghey> wrote in

> Are you upset because TonyMac didn't think to mention you in the above
> offhand sentence?  Maybe then at worst you could accuse TonyMac of
> being one big clique, and reserve judgement on the rest of us.  Hmmm? 
> Think about it. 
 
> Besides which, I think what Osbourne is actually proposing is a series
> of much smaller cliques.  It's not the same thing at all.

I had a series of much smaller cliques once.

Sid

On Dec 18, 3:47 pm, Sid  wrote:
>
> I had a series of much smaller cliques once.
>
R,S? AHDTWOFY?

M

Mister M  wrote in news:2bbaa761-ef4c-4d72-a62c-
daabbb7e6427@i29g2000prf.googlegroups.com:

> On Dec 18, 3:47 pm, Sid  wrote:

>> I had a series of much smaller cliques once.

> R,S? AHDTWOFY?

It was the Perfect Nunnxclusive Equilibrium.

Sid

On 17 Dec, 21:32, Roo  wrote:
> Tony McChrystal wrote:
> > If we could summon the spirits of Moog and Oscar G, it would be the
> > Northern Monkey Jambo 2008, coinciding with Liverpool's capital of
> > culture bid.
> One. Big. Clique.

Yes, Roo, we will be. But only for one night.

Besides, Moog and Oscar G are very much dead people, and require their
spirits summoned. You, on the other hand, still post semi-regularly
and would be widely expected to attend.

If you are upset that I am forming one big clique, then by ruling
yourself out immediately, you are indeed forming a more exclusive and
excluding clique comprising yourself and your lucky hamster's gerbil's
penis.

Tony McChrystal  wrote in news:0825a322-
b3c5-442a-a7f8-4e04879a19a8@q3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com:

> Besides, Moog and Oscar G are very much dead people, and require their
> spirits summoned. You, on the other hand, still post semi-regularly
> and would be widely expected to attend.
> 
> If you are upset that I am forming one big clique, then by ruling
> yourself out immediately, you are indeed forming a more exclusive and
> excluding clique comprising yourself and your lucky hamster's gerbil's
> penis.
> 
> 

Well, if Roo and his lucky hamster's gerbil's penis can't come to the 
northojambo it would really take some of the shine off the whole event for 
me.

-- 
Cheers, Os

On Dec 19, 8:33 am, Osbourne Ruddock  wrote:
>
> Well, if Roo and his lucky hamster's gerbil's penis can't come to the
> northojambo it would really take some of the shine off the whole event for
> me.
>
Much like Roo has already taken the shine off his lucky hamster's
gerbil's penis.

M

Joe Horowitz wrote:
> 
> Are you upset because TonyMac didn't think to mention you in the above 
> offhand sentence?  Maybe then at worst you could accuse TonyMac of being one 
> big clique, and reserve judgement on the rest of us.  Hmmm?  Think about it.
> 
> Besides which, I think what Osbourne is actually proposing is a series of 
> much smaller cliques.  It's not the same thing at all.

Indeed, I stand corrected.

Several. Small. Cliques.

BlueRoo

Osbourne Ruddock wrote:
> If I drove around the Merseyside and Mancuntian region during the week of 
> 5th-9th May, what are the odds of running into a UKSF'er for a pint and a 
> muffin?

Teh lateness!

If you did drive around the Mancuntchesterarian area between the 
specified dates, I think your chances of some Chopsy action would rate 
pretty highly. No boombastic beats from this Flying Nunster (as opposed 
to a Flying Nunnster, which would be a very different ghey animal), but 
a pint and a muffin would be a strong likelihood.

We're away at Not A Proper Villa at the time, though, so you'll be 
spared Wigan's Premiership death throes.

I'll use a different email address this time, like.

C

Tony McChrystal wrote:
> 
> Yes, Roo, we will be. But only for one night.

Sounds like a Pink Floyd reunion or summat.  Is the gathering happening 
to stop poverty or give the little starving kids in Africa a Nintendo Wii?

> Besides, Moog and Oscar G are very much dead people, and require their
> spirits summoned. You, on the other hand, still post semi-regularly
> and would be widely expected to attend.

I have a line on the spirit of Moog, he could very possibly be summoned 
but I'm afraid Oscar G has dropped completely off the radar.  Looks like 
he finally got that life he was desperate for...

> If you are upset that I am forming one big clique, then by ruling
> yourself out immediately, you are indeed forming a more exclusive and
> excluding clique comprising yourself and your lucky hamster's gerbil's
> penis.

Pah!  You cannot have a clique on your own, with or without a lucky 
gerbil penis, an that is a fact me-ladie-o.  If this sort of 
Nunnxclusive behaviour  continues this froup will become one big, 
unhelpful, pisstake.  No-one wants to see that now, do they?

BlueRoo


BlueRoo