It's like a dessert over on the Liverpool board....

You're either one of the lads or you are not, mate.

Luvvy is definitely one of the lads; a spot of mild rib-tickling with me can never alter that fact.

 

Instead of that icon you used to creep round your fellow spud the other day, Not606 needs to invent a tongue rimming an arsehole icon for you to use.

 

You are clearly envious of my ability to charm, Pixie.

 

Arse licking is a million miles from having the ability to charm mate.

You're a sycophant I'm afraid.

 

I cannot help it if I am one of the lads, mate. You might just as well shout at the flame for being hot.

 

I'm just interested, I quite like this kind of thing. Not saying I'm right here just questioning the grammar for sake of interest. There's a fella on our board who could answer this. I'll be back.

 

Done a thread.

http://www.not606.com/threads/help.333105/

 

Both 'is' and 'are' are acceptable.

HIAG has chalked up another wum **** up for trying to claim you were wrong though

 

Brother Luvvy (and fellow lad), I am confident that your researches will disclose, unequivocally, that the structure of my sentence was grammatically correct. Yours with the upmost (non-sycophantic) respect, Brother HIAG (a lad).

 

Possibly, are just doesn't read correctly to me though. "they're" though is another matter.

 

Your pretend lads list has seen both Spuds desert it though and Sky, Sucky and Luv kicked out for liking my comments.

I bet you're a right little bitch on Facebook when you see your cyber mates liking other people's posts

 

I'm still waiting for HIAG to spot the other mistake he made

 

I know, mate! I'm still chuckling at that one.

 

You still haven't spotted it, have you?

 

Really, all this over a "mean/me"

Suley - why? Both are correct.

 

Whatever it is that you find so amusing, it isn't important, Pixie. Let it go, mate.

I'm trying to sort out the drafting on a major contract.

 

I'm currently going with a change.

There are bound to be one or two desperate housewives, mate. There always are in those kinds of places.?

I think this is correct but I am awaiting confirmation from an expert.

We really need the footy to start.

 

Fellow FFS

 

Saint is neither a fella or a fellow, the correct term is probably geezer!

 

I'd go as far as saying 'right old geezer'!

A lovely pensioner in fact.