True North wrote:
Bill

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"They turfed y’all? Â*WTFÂ*"


You don't know what that means?
My, my! Don't worry about stopping your drinking...the horse is already out of the barn.
BTW..if you don't know what that means...ask a farm boy.




Turfed. Sounds like a golf term. I spent a lot of weeks at grandparents
egg ranch and uncles dairy farm, and never heard the term. Canuck term?

On 5/1/19 8:23 PM, Bill wrote:
True North wrote:
Bill

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"They turfed y’all? Â*WTFÂ*"


You don't know what that means?
My, my! Don't worry about stopping your drinking...the horse is already out of the barn.
BTW..if you don't know what that means...ask a farm boy.




Turfed. Sounds like a golf term. I spent a lot of weeks at grandparents
egg ranch and uncles dairy farm, and never heard the term. Canuck term?




It's a Briticism, mostly, and means, in a vernacular you *might*
understand, "kicked off, kicked out."

I didn't see the original post. In fact, this is the only post I've read
here in the past week or so. I might look in again in a week or so, just
to reaffirm my belief that almost all the regular posters in here are
right-wing assholes.

UseNet ought to be renamed "UselessNet."

Have fun.

21:30Keyser Soze
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"It's a Briticism, mostly, and means, in a vernacular you *might*
understand, "kicked off, kicked out."

I didn't see the original post. In fact, this is the only post I've read
here in the past week or so. I might look in again in a week or so, just
to reaffirm my belief that almost all the regular posters in here are
right-wing assholes.

UseNet ought to be renamed "UselessNet."

Have fun"


Darn...it was fun watching them twist in the wind.

On Thu, 2 May 2019 00:23:02 -0000 (UTC), Bill
wrote:

True North wrote:
Bill

- show quoted text -

"They turfed y’all? Â*WTFÂ*"


You don't know what that means?
My, my! Don't worry about stopping your drinking...the horse is already out of the barn.
BTW..if you don't know what that means...ask a farm boy.




Turfed. Sounds like a golf term. I spent a lot of weeks at grandparents
egg ranch and uncles dairy farm, and never heard the term. Canuck term?

Is this a reference to Carl Spackler Bent?

May 1Keyser Soze
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It's a Briticism, mostly, and means, in a vernacular you *might*
understand, "kicked off, kicked out."

I didn't see the original post. In fact, this is the only post I've read
here in the past week or so. I might look in again in a week or so, just
to reaffirm my belief that almost all the regular posters in here are
right-wing assholes.

UseNet ought to be renamed "UselessNet."

Have fun.
......


Well, hello Harry. How’s work release going for you?

On Sat, 4 May 2019 08:18:59 -0700 (PDT), Tim wrote:


May 1Keyser Soze
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It's a Briticism, mostly, and means, in a vernacular you *might*
understand, "kicked off, kicked out."

I didn't see the original post. In fact, this is the only post I've read
here in the past week or so. I might look in again in a week or so, just
to reaffirm my belief that almost all the regular posters in here are
right-wing assholes.

UseNet ought to be renamed "UselessNet."

Have fun.
.....


Well, hello Harry. How’s work release going for you?

Strange how the only post he's read has been one in which his BFF stepped on his dong again!

John H
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Strange how the only post he's read has been one in which his BFF stepped on his dong again!
......

And it was made on May Day. The anniversary of the Chicago “Haymarket Affair�. Go I figured Harry got released from the Bastile for a day to celebrate...