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  • P Pete OHanlon

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    Tell him soccer is a girls sport

    It is - it's played by soft pampered poofters.

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    PIEBALDconsult
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    who don't want to chip their nails.

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      I've got a Englishman here that I've been office fighting with. Other than limey, what other things can I call him to try to get under his skin?

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      Gabriel P G
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      I wouldn't insult him, because you can't be sure he isn't waiting you to insult him, so he can go to tell your boss that you are being nasty to him. He is a rat, you shouldn't assume he is going to play fair. In your situation, I'll tell my boss about the situation. You are there to work, not to tolerate some dorks!

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      • H Henry Minute

        PIEBALDconsult wrote:

        All in the FAmily

        Yeah! That's what I was trying to remember. Archie Bunker was what they renamed Alf Garnett to. Don't for gods sake get old. Although the good thing about Alzheimers is that you get to meet a new bunch of people every day. :)

        Honi soit qui mal y pongs - Evil to he who thinks it stinks

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        PIEBALDconsult
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        Henry Minute wrote:

        Alzheimers

        Ooooh, there's my wife over there, I think I'll go pinch her bum... oh, sorry miss... that's my wife over there... Or; Oh I'm sorry I really thought I had put on my pants.

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          Liverpool.

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          NormDroid
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          Scrot[^] That should do the trick.

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            I've got a Englishman here that I've been office fighting with. Other than limey, what other things can I call him to try to get under his skin?

            Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.

            modified on Wednesday, December 17, 2008 3:26 PM

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            Anna Jayne Metcalfe
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            "Chav scum"[^] is a pretty good one. Note that they have now been assimilated by the Emos[^], but they aren't anywhere near as much fun to take the p**s out of (they tend to be sultry and educated rather than abusive and uneducated).

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              I've got a Englishman here that I've been office fighting with. Other than limey, what other things can I call him to try to get under his skin?

              Blog link to be reinstated at a later date.

              modified on Wednesday, December 17, 2008 3:26 PM

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              Brady Kelly
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              Soutpiel[^]. :laugh: :laugh:

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              • B Brady Kelly

                Soutpiel[^]. :laugh: :laugh:

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                leckey 0
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                LOVE IT! Just sent it in an email to him and won't be caught by HR!

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                • B Brady Kelly

                  Soutpiel[^]. :laugh: :laugh:

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                  Henry Minute
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                  That's a damned good trick if you can do it!

                  Honi soit qui mal y pongs - Evil to he who thinks it stinks

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                  • L leckey 0

                    Nope, from Liverpool. Guess I should have said English.

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                    Lost User
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                    If he is from Liverpool, rather than calling him names, act as if every portable object has to be nailed down. No, hang on, nail down every portable object.

                    Bob Emmett

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                      Nope, from Liverpool. Guess I should have said English.

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                      CPallini
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                      That's the point of calling him 'Irish', I suppose. :)

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