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Ste · 20 Sep 2005, 12:24

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Originally Posted by Leshy

Sentences are usually ended with periods!

We call it a full stop.

pyirt · 20 Sep 2005, 12:43

Surely sentences are periods spent in prison?

Leshy · 20 Sep 2005, 12:44

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Originally Posted by Ste

We call it a full stop.

But what if you continue after one? And do you call a comma half a stop?

You silly Brits.

Marilyn Manson · 20 Sep 2005, 12:46

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Originally Posted by Leshy

You silly Brits.

Now look here you wily Dutchman.

You'll bloody well respect our bally language!

Tomkat · 20 Sep 2005, 14:06

It's funny because GD are lecturing this poor girl on how to "live" and communicate herself, when we're all a bunch of weirdos who chat on forums dedicated to a game that none of us play.

Irony is a fabulous thing.

SilverSmoke · 20 Sep 2005, 14:15

I find it amusing some of you do not see the way 'she' responds just screams GIMMICK all over.

Minty · 20 Sep 2005, 14:59

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Originally Posted by Leshy

But what if you continue after one? And do you call a comma half a stop?

You silly Brits.

Are you not refering to "punctuation"?!.,;:

Stop tearing our language to pieces you Dutch twat

IncubusGod · 20 Sep 2005, 15:04

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Originally Posted by Leshy

Sentences are usually ended with periods!

Mr. Period agrees.
Remember, grammer is our heritage.
Relevant for the kids.

Now can you lot please quit the grammatical commentary, it's gotten embarrassing.

wu_trax · 20 Sep 2005, 15:06

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Originally Posted by pyirt

Surely sentences are periods spent in prison?

heh

JammyJim · 20 Sep 2005, 15:18

Foreign folk informing us of what to call our "."

I do say gents...this is most disconcerting indeed. If they continue for much longer we may have to go and drive some tanks into their clog wearing capital and declare it British.

tally ho
what what

Marilyn Manson · 20 Sep 2005, 15:21

We could also shoot Koen. That would be a popular measure in many nations.

Reidy · 20 Sep 2005, 16:10

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Originally Posted by skiddy

Such as driving a car worth more than your mother, earning more than both parents at the age of 22, playing golf, SCUBA diving, socialising with friends and simply coming here to post when I'm bored or waiting for something to finish?

all you need is golf... 53 minutes til my next round

skiddy · 20 Sep 2005, 16:33

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Originally Posted by Reidy

all you need is golf... 53 minutes til my next round

Oh so many days until my next

Stupid working. I'll be happy when I'm 65 and retire as a rather rich old batchelor, playing golf all day and sitting fixated on beautiful young women in a gentlemans club.

Yahwe · 20 Sep 2005, 16:50

Actually Nantoz that poen is just bastardisation of the Truth

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Originally Posted by British Foreign Policy

If we should lose control temporarily, think on this:
That every corner of ever foreign field
Is forever English.

_Kila_ · 20 Sep 2005, 22:32

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Originally Posted by dda

Sorry kila, you are not typical. I and my friends were much more like her than you at 15 years of age. I wish I had been as articulate as you when I was 15. I might have amounted to something.

I know, I'm not really typical. I'm a bit weird, I like being neat and spelling things correctly, yet I also like to have fun, all my friends say I'm a bit wierd

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Originally Posted by Minty

spells

Sorry, just had to

Typos do exist

Edit: whoever said I'm too aggressive: Idiots typing in "txt language" annoy me, and then she tried to call me abnormal by saying that they all type like that.

But I was a bit aggressive, so sorry for calling you a retard and offending you BP, I just like to rip my oponents to shredds in arguments

1-X · 20 Sep 2005, 22:35

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Originally Posted by _Kila_

I know, I'm not really typical. I'm a bit wierd, I like being neat and spelling things correctly, yet I also like to have fun, all my friends say I'm a bit wierd

Typos do exist

you're a bit weird actually

_Kila_ · 20 Sep 2005, 22:38

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Originally Posted by 1-X

you're a bit weird actually

hehe, that word always confuses me

Dante Hicks · 20 Sep 2005, 22:45

I don't think you can really say what a "typical teenager" is like on the internet.

The only time someone's age becomes an issue is when they act in an immature fashion. There are plenty of people who are fairly young but still type coherently. But because they do so, their age isn't brought up ad nausea and so people don't associate them with being young.

I mean, just from their typing style could you tell that LHC or Demon Dave were younger than Rumad?

Demon Dave · 20 Sep 2005, 23:03

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Originally Posted by Dante Hicks

I mean, just from their typing style could you tell that LHC or Demon Dave were younger than Rumad?

OMG!!!!! Dante mentioned my name!!!!!!! *swoon*

Blastoderm · 20 Sep 2005, 23:46

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Originally Posted by Leshy

Sentences usually end with periods!

Now that sounds better than what you initially posted so... FIXED.

Jennifer · 21 Sep 2005, 00:18

Princess.

You're on my turf sweetheart, take a hike.

Leshy · 21 Sep 2005, 00:25

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Originally Posted by Blastoderm

Now that sounds better than what you initially posted so... FIXED.

Yours sounds so definite

Yahwe · 21 Sep 2005, 00:26

Princess she can never eclipse you in my eyes.

(especially given the over whelming desire i have to smash her face in with any large metal that comes to hand)

Jennifer · 21 Sep 2005, 01:05

Daddy <3

Tomkat · 21 Sep 2005, 12:20

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Originally Posted by Yahwe

Princess she can never eclipse you in my eyes.

aryn can eclipse her though am i rite (and the sun lolzers).

bad_princess · 22 Sep 2005, 05:42

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

Princess.

You're on my turf sweetheart, take a hike.

No I dont feel the need to 'take a hike' sorry.

Yahwe · 22 Sep 2005, 05:44

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Originally Posted by bad_princess

No I dont feel the need to 'take a hike' sorry.

yeah well

let me not lie to you

you are shit,

she is my princess, you will die, but i bet good money, you willnot die soon enough

Duncan · 22 Sep 2005, 05:45

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Originally Posted by bad_princess

No I dont feel the need to 'take a hike' sorry.

What about the need to 'post pictures of your bare breasts'?

dda · 22 Sep 2005, 05:58

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Originally Posted by bad_princess

No I dont feel the need to 'take a hike' sorry.

Nicely done. Short. To the point. No misspelled words. No txt talk. Left out a comma but no one is perfect (Yahwe excepted).

Yahwe · 22 Sep 2005, 06:00

i love you and i always will

no matter the wrinkles

dda · 22 Sep 2005, 06:29

Does it strike you that the fact that a gimmick or a real girl in her teens getting to page three on such an inane topic speaks of desparation on the part of some of the male members of GD? And, I agree with Jennifer, what do we need with another princess, bad or otherwise?

Tomkat · 22 Sep 2005, 07:44

It's just unusual and entertaining.

Minty · 22 Sep 2005, 08:11

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Originally Posted by Whitetrash

What about the need to 'post pictures of your bare breasts'?

At 16 years of age?

Doesn't do it for me

Jennifer · 22 Sep 2005, 15:17

Daddy, could you help me out with sort of legal type problem I have?

My letting agants have been crap about things they should really have done, like cleaning the house before we moved into it, and putting down carpets which we still don't have, and despite having told us that we'd have carpets put down as soon as they'd finished painting (we had to wait a month for the painters to show up), they've just told us that we've got to wait for the carpet fitters to give a quote for the house before we get new carpets and they can't come this week because they're 'busy' even though the letting agents knew when we'd be ready and could have booked them but didn't, and we've been living in the house for about 2 months now. Sorry for the lack of full stops but I'm actually so livid I could shout all of that in one breath. The reason we don't have any carpets was that I took up the old 'carpet' with the permission of the letting agents because they refused to get anyone round to do it. It was originally coconut matting that had been put down in the 80s and not cleaned since. I tried to sleep in the room, but even after cleaning it myself, it was so filthy that I had to go and vomit on two occasions, and finally resigned myself to sleeping on the kitchen floor.

My question is, would I be justified in telling them to get their ****ing act together, or I'm withholding rent, or would that be a 'questionable' course of action, legally speaking?

madi · 22 Sep 2005, 15:58

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

Daddy, ...

that gives me the heebie jeebies.

but on the renting note,
there is no harm in being firm with them, you dont actually have to withhold rent but it might be worth threatening to if they dont get on with it asap.
i mentioned to my agents when the boiler went ping that i did not expect to be paying for a house with no hot water or heating and he sent around an emergancy plumber the next day.
The plumbers bill came out of the landlords chunk of the rent, and the agent wouldnt get his commission if no rent was being paid.

Jennifer · 22 Sep 2005, 16:09

Trouble is, we've tried being firm. When we asked when we could expect to actually have the carpets put in, the response was 'I don't know, I don't have their diary in front of me, do I?', which I think it just plain rude, not to mention unhelpful.

_Kila_ · 22 Sep 2005, 16:16

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Originally Posted by Nantoz

So is anal fisting, but I don't see you trying it out.

Read his sig.

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Originally Posted by Minty

At 16 years of age?

Doesn't do it for me

it does for me

NEWSBOT3 · 22 Sep 2005, 16:18

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

Trouble is, we've tried being firm. When we asked when we could expect to actually have the carpets put in, the response was 'I don't know, I don't have their diary in front of me, do I?', which I think it just plain rude, not to
mention unhelpful.

http://www.adviceguide.org/nw/index/...nt/housing.htm should have some helpful info. Particularly 'disrepair in rented...' link.

sword · 22 Sep 2005, 16:23

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

Daddy, could you help me out with sort of legal type problem I have?

I'm quite sure your not a retard so why the facade?

Dante Hicks · 22 Sep 2005, 16:27

Withholding rent on grounds of disrepair rarely works, from my limited experience on the matter.

s|k · 22 Sep 2005, 16:40

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Originally Posted by Dante Hicks

Withholding rent on grounds of disrepair rarely works, from my limited experience on the matter.

It seems as if this thread topic has merged with Forest's.

sword · 22 Sep 2005, 16:42

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Originally Posted by s|k

It seems as if this thread topic has merged with Forest's.

I've just done a quick calculation and in two days, three hours and twenty one minutes, we'll be discussing Chelsea.

madi · 22 Sep 2005, 16:47

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

Trouble is, we've tried being firm. When we asked when we could expect to actually have the carpets put in, the response was 'I don't know, I don't have their diary in front of me, do I?', which I think it just plain rude, not to mention unhelpful.

that is rude.
i would badger the hell out of them until they are sick to death of answering the phone.
be sickeningly polite.
'hello, hope i havent caught you at a bad time again, just wondering if you have your diary with you now so that we can get that bothersome carpet job finished'
'just calling to see if you have your diary now, am looking at mine and can be there to supervise installation next friday'
'good afternoon, only me again, you mentioned being back in your office after lunch, would you mind having a look in your diary to see if the carpet fitters can pop around next friday?'
' oh super, glad to have caught you again, just checking that the carpet fitters are all booked for next friday at 2pm'
etc

s|k · 22 Sep 2005, 16:48

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Originally Posted by sword

I've just done a quick calculation and in two days, three hours and twenty one minutes, we'll be discussing Chelsea.

hehe

Yahwe · 22 Sep 2005, 17:02

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Originally Posted by dda

Does it strike you that the fact that a gimmick or a real girl in her teens getting to page three on such an inane topic speaks of desparation on the part of some of the male members of GD?

Quite.

Yahwe · 22 Sep 2005, 17:06

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

Daddy, could you help me out with sort of legal type problem I have?

My letting agants have been crap about things they should really have done, like cleaning the house before we moved into it, and putting down carpets which we still don't have, and despite having told us that we'd have carpets put down as soon as they'd finished painting (we had to wait a month for the painters to show up), they've just told us that we've got to wait for the carpet fitters to give a quote for the house before we get new carpets and they can't come this week because they're 'busy' even though the letting agents knew when we'd be ready and could have booked them but didn't, and we've been living in the house for about 2 months now. Sorry for the lack of full stops but I'm actually so livid I could shout all of that in one breath. The reason we don't have any carpets was that I took up the old 'carpet' with the permission of the letting agents because they refused to get anyone round to do it. It was originally coconut matting that had been put down in the 80s and not cleaned since. I tried to sleep in the room, but even after cleaning it myself, it was so filthy that I had to go and vomit on two occasions, and finally resigned myself to sleeping on the kitchen floor.

My question is, would I be justified in telling them to get their ****ing act together, or I'm withholding rent, or would that be a 'questionable' course of action, legally speaking?

you have to do everything that is 'reasonable'.

I would sens a letter to the letting agents (quote from the contract) telling them it is their duty and giving them 21 days to sort oit out. After that date I would stop payments, find a new place and demmand compensation from the letting agent. After that I would tell the letting agent that I am going to sue for compensation. After that I would go to my nearest county court and issue a claim form.

Billy No Brains · 22 Sep 2005, 17:11

Letting agents suck, particularly in the Chelsea area, they seem to jack the rent's up when they like. I think it's to do with Chelsea's success in the football arena. Roman has bought so much money into the game and area, it can only be bad for football, and bad for local tenannts.