Tea? (Part 4)

[Blue]

How do Monsieur Blue ?

Κaλά, και εσύ;

 

[classic33]

Κaλά, και εσύ;

Once again in Gaelic!

 

[classic33]

@SteCenturion, try heading South West if you've still got signal problems.

 

[SteCenturion]

Testing your willpower?

Yeah kinda...
I have been at the Orange Eclairs I got for £1 in WH Smiths though.

 

[Blue]

Once again in Gaelic!

Fine, and you?

 

[SteCenturion]

I'd have thought you'd have known that. Before all this rebranding along American Football lines.
Picture of my nephew alongside the cup. He's only slightly taller than it.

I know when, but what I mean is...

Not these days.

Centurions won it all last year...

Between us & Bradford this season.

Centurions also now keep the Northern Rail Cup for life now, as the last & most regular winners.

Rather a Fax lad than a Pie though

 

[SteCenturion]

Κaλά, και εσύ;

Good afternoon Blue

 

[Blue]

My Greek lesson was a bit today. During previous CD courses I'd noticed that definite and indefinite articles and noun endings could change from one sentence to another but I had no idea why because the CD's didn't explain. I'm working my way through a new course that explains the grammar a bit better but does it by introducing concepts like whether or not the noun is the 'victim' of the verb. FFS, I now have to think about whether there's a blooming crime going on in the sentence before I translate it . Ah well, onwards and upwards.

 

[Blue]

Good afternoon Blue

 

[classic33]

I know when, but what I mean is...

Not these days.

Centurions won it all last year...

Between us & Bradford this season.

Centurions also now keep the Northern Rail Cup for life now, as the last & most regular winners.

Rather a Fax lad than a Pie though

Bradford in that case.

What's wrong with our pies & why a Fax lad?

 

[classic33]

@SteCenturion, you need to visit the site of their old ground next time you're over.
It's an Asda now.

 

[SteCenturion]

My Greek lesson was a bit today. During previous CD courses I'd noticed that definite and indefinite articles and noun endings could change from one sentence to another but I had no idea why because the CD's didn't explain. I'm working my way through a new course that explains the grammar a bit better but does it by introducing concepts like whether or not the noun is the 'victim' of the verb. FFS, I now have to think about whether there's a blooming crime going on in the sentence before I translate it . Ah well, onwards and upwards.

Ah, languages...

& dialects also.

I am still trying to speak & write better English, which is a beautiful language, when dun propor like wot I do.

One day in the future, maybe some French, Italian & Spanish but only after the language of the geetar & da Blues.

 

[172traindriver]

What are you saying each time?

Sithi

 

[SteCenturion]

@SteCenturion, you need to visit the site of their old ground next time you're over.
It's an Asda now.

What an Architectural delight that will be....

Hilton Park (our old but not oldest ground) was going to be housing but now will be one of these new NHS Clinic type affairs you see in larger towns.

 

[SteCenturion]

Bradford in that case.

What's wrong with our pies & why a Fax lad?

I tend not to make it past the local hostelries