Need a little Spam?

williamtesla · Jan 23, 2006

I have no interest in being part of this Board - I only want to use it for my own ends.
I understand that you do not like this sort of behaviour and as a result I am not welcome here.

JonMikal · Jan 23, 2006

what's in it for us?

Hertz van Rental · Jan 23, 2006

If you want our help would you like to explain who you are exactly, why you are carrying out this research, what it's purpose is, what College you are with and a good reason why we should trust you?

And I've removed the hotlink.

Hertz van Rental · Jan 23, 2006

And 'poof' he was gone...

anicole · Jan 23, 2006

Hertz van Rental said:
And 'poof' he was gone...

Hey Hertz ... did you join Navel Prier and the Coven Cousins?!?

Hertz van Rental · Jan 23, 2006

anicole said:
Hey Hertz ... did you join Navel Prier and the Coven Cousins?!?

That would be wizard!

anicole · Jan 23, 2006

Hertz van Rental said:
That would be wizard!

Steve Pemberton's The Times & Life of Lucifer Jones describes the distinction thus: "The difference between a wizard and a sorcerer is comparable to that between, say, a lion and a tiger, but wizards are acutely status-conscious, and to them, it's more like the difference between a lion and a dead kitten."

photo gal · Jan 23, 2006

anicole said:
Steve Pemberton's The Times & Life of Lucifer Jones describes the distinction thus: "The difference between a wizard and a sorcerer is comparable to that between, say, a lion and a tiger, but wizards are acutely status-conscious, and to them, it's more like the difference between a lion and a dead kitten."

You crack me up Nicole!:lmao:

Hertz van Rental · Jan 23, 2006

Wizard adj. - British slang expression meaning 'cool' or 'super'. Much used by English Public Schoolboys in the 30's and 40's. :er:

Rob · Jan 24, 2006

Hertz van Rental said:
Wizard adj. - British slang expression meaning 'cool' or 'super'. Much used by English Public Schoolboys in the 30's and 40's. :er:

Simply spiffing old chap.