OT: If you're bored when it's raining



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Kevin Stone

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Hi,

If you're bored when it's raining, you can always enter my monthly contest
to guess what will be the most common answer - please only enter via the
website and don't discuss answers in this newsgroup. Thanks:

www.brainbashers.com/common

Name a season of the year.
Name a musical instrument which has strings.
Name the number of batteries found in a typical toy.
Name a large type of cat.
Name a part of the body which you have exactly two of.
Name a girls's name which begins with the letter J.
Name a boy's name which begins with the letter J.
Name a large island.
Name the diameter of an average pizza [in inches].
Name a three letter word.

www.brainbashers.com/common

Enjoy.

--
Kev
 
mae <[email protected]> wedi ysgrifennu:
> Hi,
>
> If you're bored when it's raining, you can always enter my monthly
> contest to guess what will be the most common answer


Alternatively:

Get out wet weather bike.
Go for a ride.

--
Rob

Please keep conversations in the newsgroup so that all may contribute
and benefit.
 
Name a spammer...

Guy
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Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:

> Name a spammer...
>


I've got a whole range which I use for nuts of different sizes but I
haven't named any of them yet.

Oh you said spammer...sorry

Tony
 
Tony Raven vaguely muttered something like ...
> Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
>
>> Name a spammer...
>>

>
> I've got a whole range which I use for nuts of different sizes but I
> haven't named any of them yet.


Most spammers are nuts to think anyone gets taken in by them ..


--
Paul ...

(8(|) ... Homer Rocks
 
"Paul - ***" <[email protected]> writes:
> Tony Raven vaguely muttered something like ...
> > Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
> > > Name a spammer...

> >
> > I've got a whole range which I use for nuts of different sizes but I
> > haven't named any of them yet.

>
> Most spammers are nuts to think anyone gets taken in by them ..


Most spammers have a better idea of who gets taken in by them than you
do, given that they make lots of money off those who get taken in.

Mind you, I always make sure and fill in all my bank details whenever
someone mails me asking for them. I can't help it if I get some of
them a little wrong, though. Hope I'm not wasting too much of anyones
time.

A
 
Ambrose Nankivell vaguely muttered something like ...
> "Paul - ***" <[email protected]> writes:
>> Tony Raven vaguely muttered something like ...
>>> Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
>>>> Name a spammer...
>>>
>>> I've got a whole range which I use for nuts of different sizes but I
>>> haven't named any of them yet.

>>
>> Most spammers are nuts to think anyone gets taken in by them ..

>
> Most spammers have a better idea of who gets taken in by them than you
> do, given that they make lots of money off those who get taken in.


I guess they must do, or they'd stop doing it .. ;)

> Mind you, I always make sure and fill in all my bank details whenever
> someone mails me asking for them. I can't help it if I get some of
> them a little wrong, though. Hope I'm not wasting too much of anyones
> time.


No, you keep right on with the minor mistakes .. ;)

As a laugh, we once sent in some forms with everything filled in with thick
felt pen, effectively saying we had no job, no income, no fixed abode, loads
of debt and were drug-dependant ... We were offered £3000 loan ... it
suddenly wasn't a laugh anymore, and showed how easy it is for someone to
fall into their 'trap' ..

--
Paul ...

(8(|) ... Homer Rocks
 
"Paul - ***" <[email protected]> writes:
> Ambrose Nankivell vaguely muttered something like ...
> > "Paul - ***" <[email protected]> writes:
> >> Tony Raven vaguely muttered something like ...
> >>> Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
> >>>> Name a spammer...
> >>>
> >>> I've got a whole range which I use for nuts of different sizes
> >>> but I haven't named any of them yet.
> >>
> >> Most spammers are nuts to think anyone gets taken in by them ..

> >
> > Most spammers have a better idea of who gets taken in by them than
> > you do, given that they make lots of money off those who get taken
> > in.

>
> I guess they must do, or they'd stop doing it .. ;)
>
> > Mind you, I always make sure and fill in all my bank details
> > whenever someone mails me asking for them. I can't help it if I
> > get some of them a little wrong, though. Hope I'm not wasting too
> > much of anyones time.

>
> No, you keep right on with the minor mistakes .. ;)
>
> As a laugh, we once sent in some forms with everything filled in
> with thick felt pen, effectively saying we had no job, no income, no
> fixed abode, loads of debt and were drug-dependant ... We were
> offered £3000 loan ... it suddenly wasn't a laugh anymore, and
> showed how easy it is for someone to fall into their 'trap' ..


Indeed. I got a preapproved form for a £5000 loan from my bank a
couple of months ago, who knew full well that my income had been
solely from benefits for over a year. Maybe the fact that the loan
repayment rate was more expensive than that on my credit card was a
factor influencing the fact they were offering me that lending.

A
 
Ambrose Nankivell wrote:
>
> Mind you, I always make sure and fill in all my bank details whenever
> someone mails me asking for them. I can't help it if I get some of
> them a little wrong, though. Hope I'm not wasting too much of anyones
> time.
>
>

I have the same memory problem. Its not surprising I get a few of the
details wrong when I often can't even remember having an account at the
bank.

Tony ;-)
 
"Just zis Guy, you know?" wrote:

> Name a spammer...


Ah, but I'm only a spammer if I don't contribute to this group (which I do
regularly). I just a concerned cyclist, who wants to give people something
to do during our (very) wet summer.

:)

--
Kev
 
"Kevin Stone" <[email protected]>typed


> "Just zis Guy, you know?" wrote:


> > Name a spammer...


> Ah, but I'm only a spammer if I don't contribute to this group (which I do
> regularly). I just a concerned cyclist, who wants to give people something
> to do during our (very) wet summer.


> :)


Where are you then? I'm too hot to move a muscle here. I sit at my
computer with ice packs just to keep comfortable.

Partner's having to water the garden every day...

--
Helen D. Vecht: [email protected]
Edgware.
 
"Kevin Stone" <[email protected]> writes:

> "Just zis Guy, you know?" wrote:
>
> > Name a spammer...

>
> Ah, but I'm only a spammer if I don't contribute to this group (which I do
> regularly).


I guess having made 19 posts is just about enough.

> I just a concerned cyclist, who wants to give people something to do
> during our (very) wet summer.


How very selfless of you.

A
 
Kevin Stone wrote:
>
> Ah, but I'm only a spammer if I don't contribute to this group (which I do
> regularly). I just a concerned cyclist, who wants to give people something
> to do during our (very) wet summer.
>


Well go away and come back when its very wet then ;-)

Tony
 
"Helen Deborah Vecht" wrote:

> Where are you then?


Stoke-on-Trent, and it's currently raining! I admit it didn't rain yesterday
(and it was very hot), but it's rained for 34 days in the last 40.

>> I'm too hot to move a muscle here


Where are you?

--
Kev
 
"Ambrose Nankivell" wrote:

> I guess having made 19 posts is just about enough.


I'm a newbie [1]. I asked my first question about canal camping, but I've
been hooked by the witty retorts ever since.

--
Kev

[1] to this group
 
"Kevin Stone" <[email protected]>typed


> "Helen Deborah Vecht" wrote:


> > Where are you then?


> Stoke-on-Trent, and it's currently raining! I admit it didn't rain yesterday
> (and it was very hot), but it's rained for 34 days in the last 40.


> >> I'm too hot to move a muscle here


> Where are you?


Doesn't my .sig state 'Edgware'?

I am on the North-West fringes of London, England's capital city.

The temperature in this room is 31.7°C. Outside it's 25°C. Partner's
observatory was 37°C earlier today. I've slept without covers for the
past 4 nights.

It's NOT WET here...

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Helen D. Vecht: [email protected]
Edgware.
 
"Helen Deborah Vecht" wrote:

>> Doesn't my .sig state 'Edgware'?


Now I know where Edgeware is...!

>> Partner's observatory was 37°C earlier today.


I'll keep me rain, ta!

--
Kev
 
Kevin Stone wrote:
>
> I'm a newbie [1]. I asked my first question about canal camping, but I've
> been hooked by the witty retorts ever since.
>


Witty retorts - that'll be uk.rec.chemistry you'll be wanting then

Tony ;-)
 
"Tony Raven" wrote:

>> uk.rec.chemistry


I daren't say what I'm thinking...

I'm a physicist [1]...

:)

[1] technically, I'm a theoretical mathematician, but I read physics at
Keele.

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Kev