peter111

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unsubscribe me please

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ROMOS

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From what?

You don't "subscribe" to AkaQA.

11 years ago. Rating: 7
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Ducky

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No, I'm very sorry but I just can't let you go. Please understand.

11 years ago. Rating: 6
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jhharlan

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Lord knows you haven’t subscribed anything at all from me, I would know. So, I guess the next best thing for you is to relay to us just what in the h*** you are talking about……...

11 years ago. Rating: 5
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hector5559

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If you have a few pennys to spare i would not mind a cup of tea and a bacon sarnie,

11 years ago. Rating: 5
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Ducky

"Sarnie"?

commented 11 years ago

hector5559

a sandwich,Cockney.

commented 11 years ago

Ducky

Ah, a bacon sandwich.

commented 11 years ago

ROMOS

A bacon piece.
http://www.rampantscotland.com/parliamo/blparliamo_food.htm

commented 11 years ago

Ducky

"Page won't display". :(

commented 11 years ago

ROMOS

"Piece" - a packed lunch or snack, usually bread with a filling. A "jeelly piece" is a jam sandwich. A "play piece" is a mid morning snack at school, eaten at the "play time" break in lessons. A "chit" or "nacket" are other names for a packed lunch.

commented 11 years ago

Ducky

So, a sandwich or a snack. Why not just keep it simple? lol

commented 11 years ago

ROMOS

It's a PIECE!!!!!
A F*****G PIECE!!!!!
Hard to understand??????

commented 11 years ago

Ducky

STOP YELLING AT ME!!!! I"M THE ONLY ONE WHO IS ALLOWED TO YELL AROUND HERE!!!!!

commented 11 years ago

ROMOS