08-01-2017, 04:17 PM
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Re: Is it right to break the law to bring relief to the ravages of chronic illness
Originally Posted by Pumicestone
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And I saw Mups quote it and reply with this.." Robert, think that's the best advice from Dongle... " (Dongle = Longdogs).
She quoted Longfellow and then referred to him as Dongle (Longdogs).
But, if we all live to be 110, we will never get her to agree with the crystal-clear obvious fact that she erred.
No biggie - who cares.
It would be really nice though, if just once, she would go back, re-read the whole silly thing and say
"Oh shite, I stuffed up. Sorry".
08-01-2017, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Morticia
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But that was after Tara (Tarantula) had already stuffed up and that's what kicked it all off.
But, as I said, the way names are often mangled here it is hardly surprising.
Less understandable though, from a regular with over 20,000 posts under her 'belt' -
and who refuses to concede the absolute fact that she stuffed-up.
Is it right to break the law to bring relief to the ravages of chronic illness ?
08-01-2017, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by ruthio
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If we called Longfellow Fongle and Longdogs Dongle we could have Fongle and Dongle 
Will you please behave I am listening to the bleeding football and Boro might score soon........."I hope".
Now please let me concentrate.
08-01-2017, 04:36 PM
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Re: Is it right to break the law to bring relief to the ravages of chronic illness
Originally Posted by Pumicestone
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And I saw Mups quote it and reply with this.." Robert, think that's the best advice from Dongle... " (Dongle = Longdogs).
She quoted Longfellow and then referred to him as Dongle (Longdogs).
But, if we all live to be 110, we will never get her to agree with the crystal-clear obvious fact that she erred.
No biggie - who cares.
It would be really nice though, if just once, she would go back, re-read the whole silly thing and say
"Oh shite, I stuffed up. Sorry".
Knowing Mups, as I do, I feel sure that she would have no problem apologizing for her small error.
All we need now is for Tarantula to apologize to Longdogs for falsely accusing him of growing illegal drugs, when he hadn't! After all, that is where all the mistakes were started.
08-01-2017, 04:37 PM
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Re: Is it right to break the law to bring relief to the ravages of chronic illness
Originally Posted by Pumicestone
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Yes ... LONG after. But, as I said, the way names are often mangled here it is hardly surprising.
Less understandable though, from a regular with over 20,000 posts under her 'belt' -
and who refuses to concede the absolute fact that she stuffed-up.
Is it right to break the law to bring relief to the ravages of chronic illness ?
08-01-2017, 04:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Twink55
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Pummy and Morti, I need to apologize to both of you as, on my jokey posts to you both, I was not aware that Mups had made an error, so teased you unnecessarily.Knowing Mups, as I do, I feel sure that she would have no problem apologizing for her small error.
All we need now is for Tarantula to apologize to Longdogs for falsely accusing him of growing illegal drugs, when he hadn't! After all, that is where all the mistakes were started.
I'm getting as bad as Pummy.
08-01-2017, 04:40 PM
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Re: Is it right to break the law to bring relief to the ravages of chronic illness
Originally Posted by ruthio
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Who's Boro? 
Your husband?
Desperate to score soon.
Apologies, could not resist it.
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