Mystery Moderater

[jowwy]

Thought I had asked reasonable questions then someone from the funny farm answers.

which ones do you calls as reasonable?? cause i aint read any

 

[jowwy]

E's are good.

there ebeneezer good

 

[neil_merseyside]

Surely he'll have to wait for the reply from the mystery mod?

I'm curious, or is it nosy to find what it's all about.

It's a mystery and no mistake guvnor.

I didn't realise flouncing had procedures

 

[jowwy]

got any salmon.....sorted

 

[T4tomo]

Thought I had asked reasonable questions

..but you're in a minority of 1 with that opinion...

 

[winjim]

I never knew that. Live and learn.

It's an example of anapodoton. That's a word I learned yesterday.

 

[ClichéGuevara]

It's an example of anapodoton. That's a word I learned yesterday.

Often confused with the anacoluthon. It's because they have similar plumage.

 

[MartinQ]

It's an example of anapodoton. That's a word I learned yesterday.

Its all greek to me.

 

[Biker man]

which ones do you calls as reasonable?? cause i aint read any
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There are a few.

 

[figbat]

Maybe try here?

 

[Alex321]

Thought I had asked reasonable questions then someone from the funny farm answers.

Apart from a few obviously humorous answers, I have seen no sign of unreasonable answers to reasonable questions.

Quite a bit of what you post doesn't seem reasonable to some here though.

 

[Drago]

I know but sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.

The only people who ever believed that were Cannon and Ball, who were themselves as funny as a painful dose of the Nurembergs.

 

[Dogtrousers]

The only people who ever believed that were Cannon and Ball, who were themselves as funny as a painful dose of the Nurembergs.

There must be a variant of Godwin's law that says if Cannon and Ball are mentioned the discussion has reached a state of complete pointlessness.

 

[Drago]

Yes, although Bernard Manning is an acceptable substitute.

 

[BoldonLad]

No, seriously, my mam really doesn't want to be a guy. She opposed women's lib back in the day, and her argument was 'why should we want to come down to their level'.

Off topic, but, I notice you use the term "mam" rather than "mum". I thought that was a particularly Northern thing. I know some may regard Hull, as in the North, but, to me, it is Midlands.

I am curious, how far South does the term "mam" extend?