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cheese_dave said:.
Didn't we beat you buggers at Agincourt?
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Yarp. But we got slaughtered in the next round. C'est la vie
Hello from France
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Pig Cat said:
Hello guys
I want to laugh with you,can you expalin me what you're talking about?
Don't worry,I'm a fan of Benny Hill and Mr Bean,I don't feel too serious.
About the name bowman;I use to choose it because it's a way to think about the great science-fiction writer Arthur C.Clarke (Dave Bowman is the principal human character
of 2001 a space odyssey)
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cheese_dave said:
No, no, no - it's F...ing that's needed to get a ban. In some places at least.
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Well I died a death there!bowman said:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Agincourt
Cheshire bowmen played a large part in the defeat of the French at Agincourt is all. I didn't know the "bowman" in this case was a reference to 2001. It's full of stars, you know.
Dear Bowman,
Welcome aboard - what part of your beautiful country do you come from?
British men essentially remain schoolboys all their lives so far as humour is concerned - just think "classroom humour" and you will be all right.
It's nice that you like all those British shaving products - you might be amused to learn that one of my favourite shaving soaps is Monsavon which you possibly might consider rather plebeian but I love the stuff.
(For those who do not know Monsavon is a sort of French Palmolive/Erasmic but a thousand times better)
Welcome aboard - what part of your beautiful country do you come from?
British men essentially remain schoolboys all their lives so far as humour is concerned - just think "classroom humour" and you will be all right.
It's nice that you like all those British shaving products - you might be amused to learn that one of my favourite shaving soaps is Monsavon which you possibly might consider rather plebeian but I love the stuff.
(For those who do not know Monsavon is a sort of French Palmolive/Erasmic but a thousand times better)
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Welcome aboard Bowman, enjoy the ride...and the banter
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Boab said:
Probably the only product I’ve bought that hasn’t smelt like what I was expecting, more quinine than almond.
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Yes Sir Prize, Monsavon is consider as the lowest quality you can find in supermarket. British product like TOBS,DR Harris,Geo F.Trumper,Truefitt are considered as luxury product....SirPrize said:
I'm living in the "Massif Central" not far away from a famous battle field where Vercingetorix beat César a few century ago....
Thank you for you nice welcome message and you must known that great britain is also consider in France as a very nice country.
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A "bowman" or "bow man" would be a man who uses a bow, in other words, an archer. Which is why I was going on about Agincourt. But I'm really wishing I hadn't, as I'm now being stretched out on the rack of my own bad joke!
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Boab said:
I hace received a sample of the cream from Connaught Shaving and I really like the scent,it remind me a very famous kind of glue that all guys of my generation (I'm 34) have
used when whe were child.I hope the soap while be the same scent.
Of course,I will give you my thoughts when I got it.
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Merci. Veuillez agréer les excuses d'un roastbeef.
I got that from Yahoo babel fish, so don't blame me if it's wrong.
J'obtiendrai mon manteau.
I got that from Yahoo babel fish, so don't blame me if it's wrong.
J'obtiendrai mon manteau.