You know what I think?

I think it's ungentlemanly for Cullum to use a spoon to stir things up when he knows full well that his opponent has recently reverted to readymades and has nothing to fight back with.

Posted By: tim berry on June 30th 2008 at 10:31:17

Message Thread

Was Delia's wait and see comments at the RNS a public...give us a call Peter... (NCFC) - Maillot Jaune, Jun 30, 10:16:28
- She is lucky we staved off relegation by one win (NCFC) - phrankin, Jun 30, 10:27:19
  - how to cheat at football (NCFC) - Tomblander, Jun 30, 10:29:07
  - now that would be interesting (NCFC) - camcan, Jun 30, 10:28:56
    - perhaps she could've been brought to Caxton gibbet (NCFC) - blindasabat, Jun 30, 10:32:43
- wonder if today's news was released.... (NCFC) - Mozzer, Jun 30, 10:23:17
  - ... (NCFC) - camcan, Jun 30, 10:24:13
    - so premwecum was right - (NCFC) - Mozzer, Jun 30, 10:31:06
- or was it (NCFC) - camcan, Jun 30, 10:17:10
  - but getting hold of a big spoon and stirring it all up in to more and more ridiclius (NCFC) - Maillot Jaune, Jun 30, 10:26:17
    - You know what I think? (NCFC) - tim berry, Jun 30, 10:31:17
      - I bet Delia can be lethal with a tin opener. A culinary ninja (n/m) (NCFC) - Maillot Jaune, Jun 30, 10:44:19
  - - par for the course here though (NCFC) - malkybarkid, Jun 30, 10:19:38
    - wonder what cullum is having for lunch though? (NCFC) - Tomblander, Jun 30, 10:22:33
      - Everyone like a sneaky C.O.T., RSM, everyone. (NCFC) - Arizona Bay, Jun 30, 10:25:12
        
        Splendid (n/m) (NCFC) - Tomblander, Jun 30, 10:25:57
      - Corned beef hash (n/m) (NCFC) - malkybarkid, Jun 30, 10:24:32
    - investmentanalysisparalysisoverhypespecu lationnoknowledgeitis (n/m) (NCFC) - camcan, Jun 30, 10:21:51
      - "osis" rather than "itis" I think (n/m) (NCFC) - yarmyyarmy, Jun 30, 10:36:46
        
        meningitis is an inflamation of the meninges and (NCFC) - Tomblander, Jun 30, 10:39:06
        
        "-osis" means "an excess of" though, so I think it's more appropriate for this condition (n/m) (NCFC) - yarmyyarmy, Jun 30, 10:43:18
        
        ahhhhhhhhhhh (n/m) (NCFC) - Tomblander, Jun 30, 10:51:39
      - "itis" (NCFC) - Tomblander, Jun 30, 10:25:28
        
        Think that sums it up perfectly (n/m) (NCFC) - camcan, Jun 30, 10:26:25
      - I had that once, not pleasant. (n/m) (NCFC) - tim berry, Jun 30, 10:23:08

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