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My mother has promised me that when me and my sister get married we will receive our own tandems. I'm so looking forward to when that day comes!
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You' re marrying your sister? Can she cook???
At first I thought that this thread was poorly written, leaving the writer open to an obvious joke. However, this account has made all of these ridiculous postings today:
'' Currently I eat once every 3 days which has made me rather skinny and decrepid.''
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=184763
''the other day a car knocked me off whilst I was travelling at a rather high speed and I'm worried about suffering an injury in the future''
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=184767
''Does anyone else have one of these classic bikes? Mine is approximately 43 years old but it still runs as well as ever, it can even keep up with some cars.''
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=184764
''Just thought I'd let you all know that me and some friends of mine have recently managed to build a track in Whittlesey out of mud. If anyone would like to come along to it feel free.''
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=184768
''I certainly wouldn't use any regular sort of lock, as I can break them open rather easily simply by spraying deodourant in them to freeze the lock and then I simply break it open. If anyone else is as smart as me then your bike is at risk!''
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=184379
British humour?
I was thinking Arkansas, but judging some of the grammar, you're probably right, I didn't know they were into that over there too
I'm not surprised. Have you ever listened to the nightly news? I recently heard that something like 22% of 8th graders in the U.S. read at that level, and it gets worse from there! If you want to see some well written threads, go to the 50s plus site. I think it illustrates what's happened to our (unionized) education system over the last 30 or so years.
Could also be a case of PUI- Posting Under the Influence
Could also be a case of PUI- Posting Under the Influence
That's great...I should use that sometime.
we never did find out if she could cook....
we never did find out if she could cook....
Sorry, ElRey -- I didn't mean to hijack the thread. ;)
-Greg
not at all, I hijacked it from poor Liam to start. He was probably hoping for some support and he gets raspberries!!! Liam, let us know when you get that tandem. Although I wouldn't marry my sister just to get one....
I'm not surprised. Have you ever listened to the nightly news? I recently heard that something like 22% of 8th graders in the U.S. read at that level, and it gets worse from there! If you want to see some well written threads, go to the 50s plus site. I think it illustrates what's happened to our (unionized) education system over the last 30 or so years.
That's quite the generalization. There are many factors that determine the reading level for a group of learners. One thing to remember is our public education system must count every student's score -- that means ESL and ELL readers are included.
I encourage you to do more research on the efficacy of our education system -- one place to start is http://nces.ed.gov/ and http://nces.ed.gov/pubsearch/pubsinfo.asp?pubid=2006451.
liamgreen:
There will always be an England (atlhough a bit smaller than in it's heyday). . .
However, the US even seems to be expanding: the United States of Mexico . . . et al.
No, she can't cook, but hopefully can make a decent cup'a tea . . . and what kind of tandem is mumsie buying you?
we never did find out if she could cook....
To answer your original query she can cook but usually it's just mashed potatoes and fried bread, not particularly gormet food
You guys are brutal.
Mark 10:14
He said, "Let the little children come to me."
mashed potatoes and fried bread are eaten at room temperature in the UK, aren't they?
If he marries his sister do they get two tandems? Never can have too many!
I was thinking Arkansas, but judging some of the grammar, you're probably right, I didn't know they were into that over there too
If it were British, it would be " my sister and I.":)
Could also be a case of PUI- Posting Under the Influence
In our neighboring jurisdiction (State of Washington), it's called PWI - Posting While Intoxicated.
- L.
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