TWINKLE Posted March 23, 2006 Share Posted March 23, 2006 [quote user="KatieKopyKat"]Yeah Yeah two Chris B bs thats a sock puppet if ever I saw one!! You DLUNK Tinks?[/quote]No haven't been to Shopi! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Miki Posted March 23, 2006 Share Posted March 23, 2006 We still have nightly fosts in Belgium. And you?Firstly I stand uncorrected but there you go, I am not one of yourpupils but a student of using a bit of old fashioned savvy. I am notgoing to argue the toss about the many guises of arguably and guess"......firstly, the use of 'arguably' (as I keep telling my students) suggeststhat the writer or speaker knows that the point is contentious but isoffering a personal opinion based on the available evidence, accepting(not excepting) other possibilities"Sorry that to me, is tosh, rather than explain that all againto the next years class, give your pupils a day off to get pi****d, itwill come in more useful later in life [<:o)] They will learnthemselves that arguably and guess can have more meanings than just the one you wish to emphasise as the sole meaning.Quelle horreur Tag, here you are, still lecturing that this thread is oflittle value, are you or perhaps I, missing something in that ? Will we stillsee you through the long dark spring days, still insisting that thisshould have been pulled ? or will you continue to post until we allagree and go home to think again! As was said, I also don't rememberany threads like this ever being tugged before ?As for the drinking thingy, I used to play soccer in Belgium, manymoons ago now, often in my favourite town, Liège (a Walloon at heart) a welcome few glasses of coldJupiler went down well after the game, until it was time to go on thetrappiste bières. Don't remember much afterthat........................sorry ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tag Posted March 24, 2006 Share Posted March 24, 2006 Who did you play for?Then you will have spent many a happy hour in Le Carré which is where my beloved Uni students are usually to be found except around exam times. They are currently just recovering from their last booze fest up at Sart Tilman and beginning to pester me with pre-exam questions such as "Will we have to discuss Intelligent Design or the Scientific Method' or ' What about the Caelocanth as a topic?'.They are budding scientists and engineers, doctors and journalists whose intelligence often frightens me. One thing they have to do is to present cases, argue and discuss in English, so you can see why they need nuanced terms.Anyway, I'm finishing in a few weeks so it is almost academic. Fancied working in La Rochelle, Barcelona or Lisbon for a few months each year.(Now this message really is off thread!) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Miki Posted March 24, 2006 Share Posted March 24, 2006 (Now this message really is off thread!)Now you're getting the hang of it Tag [;)]Sart Tilman, there's a blast from the past. A little drive from thecentre though. We were involved some time ago, with a chap calledRené-Pierre Heynen who sadly though long illness, took his own life. Hewas the founder and organiser of a semi pro tournement every Pentecote,called the Euroman, based for many years at the Uni there and extremelypopular it was too, Steve Heighway (of Liverpool fame) won the playerof the tournament when playing for Skelmersdale there. Trouble was,some matches were played on red clayand no one ever really fancied playing on that stuff !I once met a chap in Liège in 1977, who was and still is a sportsjournalist with La Meuse and is also with Belgian TV as a "stato", whonow we feel, is one of our best friends. A favorite drinking hole for me then was Le Wembley, now shut I believe(not far from Gare du Guillemans (sp) and a bar on the corner oppositethe station and a hotel called L'Univers ? plus Bar Le Kleyer, up on the hill,near the sports ground and behind the same station. In town, leCafetaria was always popular. Where is Le Carré ?Just returned from near Barca, most of the Brits we met in Sitges were working in Barcelona. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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