Trench Rat
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RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Where is introduction forum.
Thanks,
no wait! - no thanks
Thanks,
no wait! - no thanks
gold rover
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Where is that book.......
Oh hang on I found it
Oh hang on I found it
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
I have to find one of them with hippos ...
gold rover
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Do you find hippos to be particularly rude?
Colthebrummie
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Perhaps we should have a rule that prevents members answering questions like that.
Col
Col
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
No he always seems courteous and well mannered, obviously likes his Freelanders
Do you?
gold rover
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Are we on different tracks? Hippos as in hippopotami?No he always seems courteous and well mannered, obviously likes his Freelanders
Do you?
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Possibly, but You didn't answer the question.
Why would you find any type of hippo/hippopotami - mechanical or otherwise - rude?
Why would you find any type of hippo/hippopotami - mechanical or otherwise - rude?
gold rover
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Possibly, but You didn't answer the question.
Why would you find any type of hippo/hippopotami - mechanical or otherwise - rude?
I was responding to the post you made, in response to my post with the manners book.
I was asking if you find hippos particularly rude, as you wished the book with hippos on/in it. The lightheartedness has been lost in the misunderstanding.
P.s Hippoptami are known to be very unpleasant.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
The book itself isn't rude, nor the lesson. The implied sardonicism is, as was the OP IMO, are we all on same page now, great! Let's talk hippos
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Nice!
There is one called jessica that lives in the house
But there was also one called Humphrey, that killed his owners
There is one called jessica that lives in the house
But there was also one called Humphrey, that killed his owners
