Re: One quiz at a time
Posted: 23:40 Tue 26 Nov 2013
It is your punishment for the exponential fiasco. Live with it.djewesbury wrote:Hold on. I said 'book club' first. Look up there.
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It is your punishment for the exponential fiasco. Live with it.djewesbury wrote:Hold on. I said 'book club' first. Look up there.
djewesbury wrote:Your wife held a book club meeting?
It was the ‟again” that suggested an understanding of what the two events had in common.LGTrotter wrote:the book club again.
I have no question but it was an 'Ahem' of the type I have found useful on these occasions before.jdaw1 wrote:Was that your question?LGTrotter wrote:Ahem.
Three words; 'sore' and 'loser' being two of them.djewesbury wrote:Hold on. I said 'book club' first. Look up there.
Piss off, apple boyLGTrotter wrote:Three words; 'sore' and 'loser' being two of them.djewesbury wrote:Hold on. I said 'book club' first. Look up there.
I’ve decided to treat Daniel’s post as an appeal. And, upon re-reading and reconsideration, his question could have been about last Friday, rather than about the first ‟important” event.jdaw1 wrote:djewesbury wrote:Your wife held a book club meeting?It was the ‟again” that suggested an understanding of what the two events had in common.LGTrotter wrote:the book club again.
Are your future thoughts at least approximately proportionate to the current state?djewesbury wrote:I am taking a moment to collect my thoughts.
Oh yes, the constant of proportionality being ”“1.DRT wrote:Are your future thoughts at least approximately proportionate to the current state?djewesbury wrote:I am taking a moment to collect my thoughts.
No question.jdaw1 wrote:I’ve decided to treat Daniel’s post as an appeal. And, upon re-reading and reconsideration, his question could have been about last Friday, rather than about the first ‟important” event.jdaw1 wrote:djewesbury wrote:Your wife held a book club meeting?It was the ‟again” that suggested an understanding of what the two events had in common.LGTrotter wrote:the book club again.
Justice would be better served by declaring Daniel the victor.
Unless Owen has a question at the ready.
Can anyone else hear ticking?djewesbury wrote:I am taking a moment to collect my thoughts.
Please let us know each half as it is guessed.djewesbury wrote:I did something I have not done since 2004, last Saturday, at 12.30pm. I drank something while I did it. What did I do and what did I drink? Both parts are essential. One will be guessed before the other, I presume. Knowing one will not help with the other.
I call foul. This is two unconnected quizzes.djewesbury wrote:I did something I have not done since 2004, last Saturday, at 12.30pm. I drank something while I did it. What did I do and what did I drink? Both parts are essential. One will be guessed before the other, I presume. Knowing one will not help with the other.
Did you have the same drink whilst doing "it" in 2004?djewesbury wrote:Nobody has guessed either part. They are connected. I did them at the same time.
Not the very same; but one of the same category.DRT wrote:Did you have the same drink whilst doing "it" in 2004?djewesbury wrote:Nobody has guessed either part. They are connected. I did them at the same time.
Drinking whisky and catching the caber?AHB wrote:Tossing the caber and drinking whisky.
NoDRT wrote:Lager and a football match?
NoAHB wrote:Tossing the caber and drinking whisky.
I like the internal logic!LGTrotter wrote:Wine and communion?
Nice guess. No. Never baptised. Father C of E, Mother a Hindu educated by Loreto nuns. No religious upbringing!LGTrotter wrote:Wine and communion?
NeitherDRT wrote:Sherry and eating salad?
NeitherAHB wrote:Skinny dipping in the Liffey and drinking Guinness
Not with sufficient focus, no; that's to say, I was unaware of not doing these things.AHB wrote:Not tossing the caber and drinking whiskey.
But presumably a lifetime of guilt inherited from the nuns?djewesbury wrote:Nice guess. No. Never baptised. Father C of E, Mother a Hindu educated by Loreto nuns. No religious upbringing!LGTrotter wrote:Wine and communion?
Is the time important?djewesbury wrote:at 12.30pm
Are you implying that Daniel has ceaselessly tossed the caber since 2004?AHB wrote:Not tossing the caber and drinking whiskey.
It has no significance except that's when I did these things. Who can say, perhaps that's useful to know.jdaw1 wrote:Is the time important?djewesbury wrote:at 12.30pm
And the anger turned in upon itself.DRT wrote:But presumably a lifetime of guilt inherited from the nuns?djewesbury wrote:Nice guess. No. Never baptised. Father C of E, Mother a Hindu educated by Loreto nuns. No religious upbringing!LGTrotter wrote:Wine and communion?
Not wearing Lederhosen. Riesling is closer.DRT wrote:Riesling and wearing Lederhosen?
Did "these things" have to be (or were best) done during daylight hours?djewesbury wrote:It has no significance except that's when I did these things. Who can say, perhaps that's useful to know.jdaw1 wrote:Is the time important?djewesbury wrote:at 12.30pm
Might also explain why he has not 'tossed the caber' since 2004.LGTrotter wrote:And the anger turned in upon itself.DRT wrote:But presumably a lifetime of guilt inherited from the nuns?djewesbury wrote:Nice guess. No. Never baptised. Father C of E, Mother a Hindu educated by Loreto nuns. No religious upbringing!LGTrotter wrote:Wine and communion?
I am, of course, guilty as charged, and ever will be.LGTrotter wrote:And the anger turned in upon itself.DRT wrote:But presumably a lifetime of guilt inherited from the nuns?djewesbury wrote:Nice guess. No. Never baptised. Father C of E, Mother a Hindu educated by Loreto nuns. No religious upbringing!LGTrotter wrote:Wine and communion?
Very true. Father Fallon told me it was a mortal sin.LGTrotter wrote:Might also explain why he has not 'tossed the caber' since 2004.LGTrotter wrote:And the anger turned in upon itself.DRT wrote:But presumably a lifetime of guilt inherited from the nuns?djewesbury wrote:Nice guess. No. Never baptised. Father C of E, Mother a Hindu educated by Loreto nuns. No religious upbringing!LGTrotter wrote:Wine and communion?