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edwin_price

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I'll meet with you anytime and show you how non-geek I am.
...certainly sound really cool. Neato!
 
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angelic upstart

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Who are the 'Brock twins'?
 

IJN

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Two spanners (well there would be two wouldn't there :$ ) who just sort of get on your nerves wherever they are.

Wear stupid clothes and wigs and are just sort of spannerish.

You wouldn't notice them at St Aimless, they would just sort of, fit in.

That's why I bit at Scrotley, it is the ultimate insult if you are "normal".
 

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...certainly sound really cool. Neato!
I'm not sure if you "bat for the other team" Edwin, but that invite was for Scrotley.

:$
 

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I have two perfect kids (who drive me mad at times) and I often wonder how people with "less than perfect" kids
I'm sure IH's kids are "Perfect" IJ, They're problably give him all the same worries that yours and every other kids give their parent.

Just because they're deaf doesn't mean their not perferct.

On another note i like the man as well but i must admit i am getting a bit tired of everytime you lose it must be the ref's fault an no one else's.

But saying that his comments on life can be very very funny
 

IJN

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I know what you mean Dave, and I'm trying not to sound like I believe in the "super race" as I'll have Tonythe Grecian down on me again.

What I was trying to say is that a kid without any "problems" can be a test of one's patience, let alone a kiddy who has a right to be frustrated because what nature had dealt them.

You know what I mean, Christ, it's so difficult to put things in black and white without trying to upset people you don't want to upset.

Anyway, this is getting awkward so I'm giving up.

Except to say that any person who has a child with any disability, and manages to lead a normal life, has my admiration. I'm not sure I could do it without having a massive chip (like "why us") on my shoulder.

Is it possible to say that without sounding patronising?
 

edwin_price

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Whats batting for the other team got to do with the price of cod? I just thought it was ironic that you were arranging (on an internet message board) to meet up with someone to prove your "non-geekiness".....probably the most geeky thing it is possible to do! Nowt wrong with being a geek, but if you think you aren't one, perhaps step back and take a look at yourself typing away to someone on a non-league football website, arguing that your "not a geek", and maybe reasses.
 

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I do wonder how you'd show how non-geek you are.

Would you breakdance?

Sing a classic?

Be wearing Rayban sunglasses?

Or just hit me :D
 

edwin_price

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Its Ok, I'm happy to wallow in my own, unashamed geekiness.
 

IJN

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I do wonder how you'd show how non-geek you are.

Would you breakdance?

Sing a classic?

Be wearing Rayban sunglasses?

Or just hit me :D
I'd smack you around the head with my laptop.

Let's put it this way, I look nothing like this.

 
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