Has the Code Of Conduct changed? ...again?

[Goh Lip]

On Mon, 27 Dec 2010 23:12:49 +0800, Graham Todd <grahamtodd2 at gmail.com>  
wrote:

> I still prefer rods, poles, and perches.  In fact, I wouldn't have the
> size of my allotment measured in anything but rods!  Hurrumph back to
> you!
> Kilometres are wot's taught in skool in England (don't no about the
> rest of the UK), and when our money was converted to decimal coins, I
> reckon the rot set in.  Me? I still think of shillings as being made up
> of 12 pennies, and pounds being made up of 20 shillings.  It was so
> much easier to work out on my abacus on the market stall wiv me Uncle
> Ben.
> But then I am in my late sixties.........

Bah! You were in the late twenties when decimal coinage were introduced.  
I'll wager you've not seen a BSA or Norton, boy. You can't shout over the  
throttles, not like these flatulent Harveys, my foot. And you need a real  
lorry to carry one if it breaks down. Ah, the good ole days when the sun  
never sets in the British empire and you can get an ale at 3 in the  
afternoon. Shouldn't have a lassie running the gov, like having the missie  
telling you to put down the toilet seat.

Double hurrumph back to you.
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