Not Gullable Anymore

16 Jan 2006

Well..... Id like to thank the ops for allowing me to take the gullable bit off my name...
Im now once again known as ....
Lilmiss

16 Jan 2006

Quote by Lilmiss
Well..... Id like to thank the ops for allowing me to take the gullable bit off my name...
Im now once again known as ....
Lilmiss

I'm glad you had that bit removed from your name, it was a little strange, as the word gullible was taken out of the Chambers dictionary in 1997, naive is used throughout now.
Chris.
PS I've got some toenail clipping that you need to see! (sorry, I meant to say would you like to see some kittens?)

16 Jan 2006

Quote by marmalaid
Well..... Id like to thank the ops for allowing me to take the gullable bit off my name...
Im now once again known as ....
Lilmiss

I'm glad you had that bit removed from your name, it was a little strange, as the word gullible was taken out of the Chambers dictionary in 1997, naive is used throughout now.
Chris.
PS I've got some toenail clipping that you need to see! (sorry, I meant to say would you like to see some kittens?)
Lilmissnaive??????
Nah doesnt quite go, does it!!!!
If toenail clipping is all you have got to offer me.... Then No thanks!!

16 Jan 2006

Good under any name..................I am sure !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PM

16 Jan 2006

Quote by marmalaid
Well..... Id like to thank the ops for allowing me to take the gullable bit off my name...
Im now once again known as ....
Lilmiss

I'm glad you had that bit removed from your name, it was a little strange, as the word gullible was taken out of the Chambers dictionary in 1997, naive is used throughout now.
Chris.
PS I've got some toenail clipping that you need to see! (sorry, I meant to say would you like to see some kittens?)
...Published i think in his sixtieth year, Gulliverâ€™s Travels is one of Jonathan Swiftâ€™s most recognised works and was probably the only one he received payment for... Dammit wrong forum!!!
...i must learn how to read the subject before posting!!!