> maybe it's spelt wrong
You show your ignorance and make a fool of yourself.
> So, the next time you get Bonkers for giving the wrong bit of advice,
> try to model your answers after these Bonktastic ones.
WOW there's a jealous troll
As one of the most respected, informative posters in the group Mrs Bonk
should report YOU
win-ho-lee - 16 Nov 2005 13:11 GMT
>>maybe it's spelt wrong
Remember, These are Bonklets of wisdom, not my own.
You see, it just comes down to
1) soap/water/elbow grease
2) WD40/Goo Gone/Goof Off
or
3)It probably won't come clean.
Bonk's raison d' etre seems to be to remind us that math is a count
noun, not a mass noun, and to assert that "wash powder" should be used
if a yank suggests laundry soap.
> You show your ignorance and make a fool of yourself.
>
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> As one of the most respected, informative posters in the group Mrs Bonk
> should report YOU
Mrs Bonk - 16 Nov 2005 15:19 GMT
> Bonk's raison d' etre seems to be to remind us that math is a count
> noun, not a mass noun, and to assert that "wash powder" should be used
> if a yank suggests laundry soap.
Tut tut....*washing* powder dear, do get it right!
win-ho-lee - 18 Nov 2005 03:38 GMT
>>Bonk's raison d' etre seems to be to remind us that math is a count
>>noun, not a mass noun, and to assert that "wash powder" should be used
>>if a yank suggests laundry soap.
>
> Tut tut....*washing* powder dear, do get it right!
I stand corrected!
(;)
> If you have wondered like I have, "how can any one person dislike every
> opinion ever offered? ", I have assembled this look into the mind of Bonk.
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> So, the next time you get Bonkers for giving the wrong bit of advice,
> try to model your answers after these Bonktastic ones.
Thank you dear, how sweet that you've taken the time to look me up. It's SO
nice to know my words are appreciated. Hopefully the Doctor can fit you in
today. Always best to get it over with even though the outcome may not be
pleasant. I'm sure it will be treatable, they can do wonders in his day and
age. Good luck with it anyway.
peggo - 16 Nov 2005 13:15 GMT
>> If you have wondered like I have, "how can any one person dislike every
>> opinion ever offered? ", I have assembled this look into the mind of
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> not be pleasant. I'm sure it will be treatable, they can do wonders in his
> day and age. Good luck with it anyway.
Mrs Bonk, you ROCK!
peggo
Gregory Morrow - 16 Nov 2005 16:07 GMT
> > If you have wondered like I have, "how can any one person dislike every
> > opinion ever offered? ", I have assembled this look into the mind of Bonk.
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> pleasant. I'm sure it will be treatable, they can do wonders in his day and
> age. Good luck with it anyway.
I daresay I for one enjoy your maledictions, Mrs. B....you are inimitable so
do carry on!

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Mrs Bonk - 17 Nov 2005 12:34 GMT
>>> If you have wondered like I have, "how can any one person dislike every
>>> opinion ever offered? ", I have assembled this look into the mind of
>> Thank you dear, how sweet that you've taken the time to look me up. It's
>> SO nice to know my words are appreciated. Hopefully the Doctor can fit
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> I daresay I for one enjoy your maledictions, Mrs. B....you are inimitable
> so do carry on!
Oh do be quiet Gregory. I must say I wasn't at all surprised to see a troll
like you jump into my thread trying to fan the fire by taking sides between
winnie -ho and myself. I am going to brush aside the whole incident and move
on, I bear no grudges - life is far too short and I suggest Winnie -Ho does
the same.
Oh, by the way, it was nice to see you giving sensible advice for a change
in this group. Well done, do keep it up old boy.
Nan - 16 Nov 2005 17:37 GMT
>Thank you dear, how sweet that you've taken the time to look me up. It's SO
>nice to know my words are appreciated. Hopefully the Doctor can fit you in
>today. Always best to get it over with even though the outcome may not be
>pleasant. I'm sure it will be treatable, they can do wonders in his day and
>age. Good luck with it anyway.
Hehehe. Mrs. B, you're the reason I love reading this group.
Nan
Sawney Beane - 17 Nov 2005 19:02 GMT
> >Thank you dear, how sweet that you've taken the time to look me up. It's SO
> >nice to know my words are appreciated. Hopefully the Doctor can fit you in
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>
> Nan
Mrs. Gates? Do you still have that vertical bath tub I read
about in Google? You should start an English Literature
course on Mrs. Bonk.