@rookie54 saidIsn't "bourgeoisie proletariat" something of a contradiction in terms?
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yer not really british, are you?
you are some sort of clinical psychiatrist in some cushy office in cambridge collecting data on the unwashed masses yearning to breathe free and yer intent is to keep us all enslaved to the bourgeoisie proletariat!
i hope yer shoes cause you corns
@ghost-of-a-duke saidProbably has a few skeletons in the trunk.
My neighbour's small blue car that hasn't moved an inch in 7 years. (He washes it once a month).
EDIT: Sorry, you Brits say "boot," not "trunk."
Boot
Bonnet
Windscreen
Tyre
Lorry...
@soothfast saidan oxymoron
Isn't "bourgeoisie proletariat" something of a contradiction in terms?
written intentionally
is not a paradox
just a flight of fancy
@soothfast saidNo, but he does try!
Poetic license, eh?
I see a nice sunny day, feeling good after my jog run.
Just the right temp for a fast walk but not quite enough for the jog so did some of both.
I always feel energized after a brisk walk or run, I am sure many saw me through their windoes sitting in their big arm chairs or rocking chairs.
-VR
@soothfast saidMy poetic licence expired!
Poetic license, eh?
That really is a shame.
'cos now I'm too tired,
to reapply.
And no-one else to blame.