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Jörgen Andersson6-Dec-13 3:03

Jörgen Andersson

6-Dec-13 3:03

I used to be smug claiming I didn't watch the telly, but not even that is true anymore as I sit with the kids and watch Sandman before they're going to bed.

(For the culturally challenged, Sandman in this case[^] doesn't have anything to do with neither Neil Gaiman nor Metallica)

Politicians are always realistically manoeuvering for the next election. They are obsolete as fundamental problem-solvers.
Buckminster Fuller

Roger Wright6-Dec-13 4:22

Roger Wright

6-Dec-13 4:22

Why has that peculiar looking creature got a flattened icicle where its tongue ought to be? Confused | :confused:

That's just plain weird...

Will Rogers never met me.

Jörgen Andersson6-Dec-13 9:26

Jörgen Andersson

6-Dec-13 9:26

It's a beard. Smile | :)

Politicians are always realistically manoeuvering for the next election. They are obsolete as fundamental problem-solvers.
Buckminster Fuller

Project Management and scifi thought of the day

glennPattonWork36-Dec-13 5:21

glennPattonWork3

6-Dec-13 5:21

Well you don't have to do quite as much explaining then. Smile | :)

Ernst Iliov Stavro Blofeld6-Dec-13 1:43

Ernst Iliov Stavro Blofeld

6-Dec-13 1:43

Sometimes one gets the feeling that Dexter is captain and project lead of the star ship Event Horizon sailing for blue skies and rainbows...

Tongue Twister

Dalek Dave6-Dec-13 0:38

Dalek Dave

6-Dec-13 0:38

There is a young lady call Susan who doesn't like to see moccasins when she visits the tanning studio.
She wants them off the premises so that she is the brightest thing in there.

"Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop"

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Obscurum per obscurius.
Ad astra per alas porci.
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.

Nagy Vilmos6-Dec-13 0:52

Nagy Vilmos

6-Dec-13 0:52

Try "Pad kid poured curd pulled cold"[^], meaningless drivel but very hard to say.

speramus in juniperus

hairy_hats6-Dec-13 1:05

hairy_hats

6-Dec-13 1:05

I think "The Leith Police dismisseth us" is harder to say.

Nagy Vilmos6-Dec-13 1:29

Nagy Vilmos

6-Dec-13 1:29

"No more beer for me, I have to get home" is bloody impossible!

speramus in juniperus

Richard Deeming6-Dec-13 1:48

Richard Deeming

6-Dec-13 1:48

That's not even remotely difficult!

Try the classic "Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry" instead.

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer

Mark Parity6-Dec-13 0:53

Mark Parity

6-Dec-13 0:53

How many letters?

OriginalGriff6-Dec-13 0:54

OriginalGriff

6-Dec-13 0:54

6,6

MehGerbil6-Dec-13 2:18

MehGerbil

6-Dec-13 2:18

Dalek Dave wrote:
"Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop"

Is the that muggle sunshine or the CP sunshine?

Remind Me This - Manage, Collaborate and Execute your Project in the Cloud

Rutvik Dave6-Dec-13 3:13

Rutvik Dave

6-Dec-13 3:13

OK Let me try...

Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop
Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop
Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop
Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop
Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop
Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop
Sue shoos Sioux shoes so she shone in the sunshine shop

...look no problem at all. Poke tongue | ;-P

Gregory Gadow6-Dec-13 3:18

Gregory Gadow

6-Dec-13 3:18

Q: How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

A: As much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if she could chuck wood.

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Betty Boughta bought some butter. "But," she said, "this butter's bitter. If I put this bitter butter in my batter, it will make my batter bitter." So Betty Boughta bought a bit of better butter, which made her bitter batter better.

How's switzerland during christmas

Matt T Heffron9-Dec-13 7:59

Matt T Heffron

9-Dec-13 7:59

Don't forget Dr. Seuss' Fox in Socks[^]!!

AndyInUK6-Dec-13 0:30

AndyInUK

6-Dec-13 0:30

Hello,

Is switzerland good to visit during christmas. I know it will be cold but is swiz on stand still like UK during snow?

What's best place to visit. We just have 4 days.

Thanks

Dalek Dave6-Dec-13 0:32

Dalek Dave

6-Dec-13 0:32

Your bank vault to count your money?

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Obscurum per obscurius.
Ad astra per alas porci.
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.

Nagy Vilmos6-Dec-13 0:49

Nagy Vilmos

6-Dec-13 0:49

Expensive. Take Dave's credit cards with you to be safe.

speramus in juniperus

OriginalGriff6-Dec-13 0:53

OriginalGriff

6-Dec-13 0:53

He won't notice - he'll be tied up with his PS4 until the new year.
And then tied up trying to placate Michelle until spring...

Marco Bertschi6-Dec-13 1:05

Marco Bertschi

6-Dec-13 1:05

I'd recommend one of these places

- Lucerne[^]
- Zermatt[^]
- Andermatt[^]
- Davos[^]
- Laax[^]
- Arosa[^]

Which is the best one is hard to say, it may depend on your specific interest.
Yep, it will be quite cold, especially in the mountains. I'd recommend you a location in the mountains since there will be snow, in the lower areas there may be only cold rain and fog.

Veni, vidi, caecus

Nicholas Marty6-Dec-13 1:47

Nicholas Marty

6-Dec-13 1:47

I guess you could even recommend Zurich during Christmas. Christmas market and lots of lights there Wink | ;)

vonb6-Dec-13 1:13

vonb

6-Dec-13 1:13

If for skiing:

Saint Moritz
Zermatt
Wengen

For none skiers:
Lausanne and lake Geneva area
Luzern
Lugano / Locarno

The snow is there now.. Have a good stay..
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Dalek Dave6-Dec-13 1:21

Dalek Dave

6-Dec-13 1:21

Sky is great, much better than Virgin

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Obscurum per obscurius.
Ad astra per alas porci.
Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.