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As the saints Tryst are touting the idea of one of them being on the board again, I thought we (the paid up members) could propose our own representative?

 

We each get an opportunity to propose a candidate, those that get seconded go forward for a 'one member one vote' democratic election (poll) on a (new) seperate thread.

 

A sticky thread could be opened for those nominated to post their manifesto, obviously onky accesible by the candidates.

 

 

What do people think?

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I go with Alpine. Surely anything over 15 minutes in the same room as him would see Lowe, Wilde and Crouch giving their shares away just to escape him.

 

That long - I had it down as a 2 minute meeting and a 'thanks and f*ck off' - job done...!

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Find a gorblimey old meths swillingtramp from somewhere down by back of the walls and impose him on Rupert,unwashed and dishevelled at every board meeting and in the director's box ever other Saturday from August to May. That would really get up Rupert's nose in more ways than one.

 

I thought that manager had moved onto pastures new....hey ho...

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As the saints Tryst are touting the idea of one of them being on the board again, I thought we (the paid up members) could propose our own representative?

 

We each get an opportunity to propose a candidate, those that get seconded go forward for a 'one member one vote' democratic election (poll) on a (new) seperate thread.

 

A sticky thread could be opened for those nominated to post their manifesto, obviously onky accesible by the candidates.

 

 

What do people think?

 

I think it is completely pointless.

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My word, pancakes - haven't had one of them on the proper Tuesday for 15 years now...

 

Yikes

Not really understanding the religious laws Phil. Are you allowed to eat pancakes out there, or do you have to pass them off as crepes?

 

Actually, are you alowed to have Tuesdays?

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Not really understanding the religious laws Phil. Are you allowed to eat pancakes out there, or do you have to pass them off as crepes?

 

 

 

A pancake is much thicker than a crêpe.

We had "bugnes" in the staff restaurant at lunch time. 6 per portion but the 2 women at my table only ate 3 of theirs each so I had 11 and the other one fell onto the floor before I could eat it.

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AS: Rupert, if we reduce ticket prices by 75% we could sell at least 45,000 for every home game! That's the way to get bums on seats!

 

RL: Yes, my Austrian friend, but St Mary's only holds 32,000.

 

AS: If you were Masters educated like me Rupert, you'd see how it would work! [reaches for glasses]

 

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I see you've put an accent on the first 'e'. That's much batter.

 

Well that's because it comes from the old word "crespe"

When there is a circumflex accent it's because the word is shortened by an s from the old french..Canadian french is the old french,some might tell you it like

a time capsule from 17th century whore french.

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How does one do accents on here?

 

Well they're on my keyboard.

It is considered extreme grave and uncultured not to put all the silly accents in the right places here.With an accent,without an accent it changes the whole meaning of the word and the tense of some verbs.

On the other hand for writing shït it comes in handy.;)

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Fancy what?

 

And BTW you omitted a comma. It should read 'pretty, level headed .....' :D

very clever, see I told you.

 

You were obviously thinking rude thoughts b. And, have just changed pancake day into panhandle day for me. You've just won my vote.

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