I've Just Been for a Walk

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  1. Sta

    Stahlrost Well-Known Member

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    You will one day. And your post just shows there are far more important things that drawing with QPR to get upset about.
     
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    I agree.
     
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  3. Mrs

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    Am just an armchair walker narrdays, that Julia Bradbury phwoar.
     
  4. Sta

    Stahlrost Well-Known Member

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    She's a helicopter walker, nowt more. Never more than a few hundred metres from a nice flat bit near some mountains.
     
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    Likes a chopper does she?
     
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    Genuine question wtf was that analogy about ? Seriously.
     
  7. Sta

    Stahlrost Well-Known Member

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    Doesn't this belong in the "Who would you?" thread?
     
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    Why won't you get the same performance from the Rolex and the Casio? They tell the time, that's all they do, one doesn't tell the time better than the other.
     
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    Well I have just lost a fiver tonight.

    Thank you very much Anderlecht you shower of useless gits
     
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    A more expensive watch if connected and synchronised correctly will be as accurate as a millionth of a second over 100 years or summatt.

    A cheap Casio isn't synchronised and you constantly have to adjust it to get the best behaviour. And after 12 months might be as good as scrap metal.

    I think
     
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    In other words:
    Lost a bob but found a tanner
     

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