[Terry]

I’d say a big well done to the French for getting themselves a point. England should’ve won with the chances we had, but there’s always the next match to look forward to.

[Terry]

@panda12 wrote:

This country is, as far as I am concerned, from the research I have done, a wealthy country

So why are we borrowing so much money and why do we have such an astronomical debt?

[Terry]

@sceptical guy wrote:

I followed it very very closely at the time.

It’s just a shame you weren’t paying attention.

[Terry]

@panda12 wrote:

I can’t put a valid point across, and neither can Words or Jen.

=D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

Excellent ppst!!

[Terry]

@panda12 wrote:

I’ve always wondered from where certain sayings have originated. For instance, “to send someone to Coventry” as in ostracise them.

You’re unbelievable. :roll:

[Terry]

@j_in_france wrote:

have to agree with Words here go get a coffee terry and lighten up

Jog on ~~~~~~>

[Terry]

@wordsworth60 wrote:

@terry wrote:

@wordsworth60 wrote:

A panda is known by the company they keep

A panda (singular)

they (plural)

You could keep me going all night at this. It’s a game you, yourself, like to play.

A panda is known by the company it keeps.

What an absolutely ridiculous and patronising poster you have become.

Maybe it takes one to know one.

[Terry]

@wordsworth60 wrote:

A panda is known by the company they keep

A panda (singular)

they (plural)

You could keep me going all night at this. It’s a game you, yourself, like to play.

A panda is known by the company it keeps.

[Terry]

@panda12 wrote:

it seems you are British when it suits you.

I am not British.

[Terry]

Most people on here get up my nose. Mind you, here in the Midlands we’d normally say “get on my nerves” or replace the word ‘nerves’ with ‘t its’.

And we call ‘batches’ ‘cobs’ and other stuff like that.

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