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dowdy · 21-03-2009, 01:36 AM

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An Antipodean ?

with a Germanic accent !!!

on the matter of an antipodean,i would refer you to titus andronicus.was it the ballad before the play or the play before the ballad?

Pash 1 · 21-03-2009, 01:44 AM

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on the matter of an antipodean,i would refer you to titus andronicus.was it the ballad before the play or the play before the ballad?

Roman general, returns from ten years of war with only four out of twenty-five sons left. He has captured Tamora, Queen of the Goths, her three sons, and Aaron the Moor. In obedience to Roman rituals, he sacrifices her eldest son to his own dead sons, which earns him Tamora's unending hatred and her promise of revenge.

Tamora is made empress by the new emperor Saturninus. To get back at Titus, she schemes with her lover Aaron to have Titus's two sons framed for the murder of Bassianus, the emperor's brother. Titus's sons are beheaded. Unappeased, she urges her sons Chiron and Demetrius to rape Titus's daughter Lavinia, after which they cut off her hands and tongue so she cannot give their crime away. Finally, even Titus's last surviving son Lucius is banished from Rome; he subsequently seeks alliance with the enemy Goths in order to attack Rome. Each new misfortune hits the aged, tired Titus with heavier impact. Eventually, he begins to act oddly and everyone assumes that he is crazy.

Tamora tries to capitalize on his seeming madness by pretending to be the figure of Revenge, come to offer him justice if Titus will only convince Lucius to cease attacking Rome. Titus, having feigned his madness all along, tricks her, captures her sons, kills them, and makes pie out of them. He feeds this pie to their mother in the final scene, after which he kills both Tamora and Lavinia, his own daughter. A rash of killings ensue; the only people left alive are Marcus, Lucius, Young Lucius, and Aaron. Lucius has the unrepentant Aaron buried alive, and Tamora's corpse thrown to the beasts. He becomes the new emperor of Rome.

I presume this is what your refering too?? cant quite see the connection but it is late!

dowdy · 21-03-2009, 01:47 AM

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Nice Bike................

Looking good in the shorts too

better give lorne cambell a ring,that chopper is going to need a couple of spronsons to take my weight,dont wear shorts,only kilts and a dirk.

Pash 1 · 21-03-2009, 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by dowdy

dont wear shorts,only kilts and a dirk.

How Cool is that

dowdy · 21-03-2009, 01:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Pash 1

Roman general, returns from ten years of war with only four out of twenty-five sons left. He has captured Tamora, Queen of the Goths, her three sons, and Aaron the Moor. In obedience to Roman rituals, he sacrifices her eldest son to his own dead sons, which earns him Tamora's unending hatred and her promise of revenge.

Tamora is made empress by the new emperor Saturninus. To get back at Titus, she schemes with her lover Aaron to have Titus's two sons framed for the murder of Bassianus, the emperor's brother. Titus's sons are beheaded. Unappeased, she urges her sons Chiron and Demetrius to rape Titus's daughter Lavinia, after which they cut off her hands and tongue so she cannot give their crime away. Finally, even Titus's last surviving son Lucius is banished from Rome; he subsequently seeks alliance with the enemy Goths in order to attack Rome. Each new misfortune hits the aged, tired Titus with heavier impact. Eventually, he begins to act oddly and everyone assumes that he is crazy.

Tamora tries to capitalize on his seeming madness by pretending to be the figure of Revenge, come to offer him justice if Titus will only convince Lucius to cease attacking Rome. Titus, having feigned his madness all along, tricks her, captures her sons, kills them, and makes pie out of them. He feeds this pie to their mother in the final scene, after which he kills both Tamora and Lavinia, his own daughter. A rash of killings ensue; the only people left alive are Marcus, Lucius, Young Lucius, and Aaron. Lucius has the unrepentant Aaron buried alive, and Tamora's corpse thrown to the beasts. He becomes the new emperor of Rome.

I presume this is what your refering too?? cant quite see the connection but it is late!

raping and pillaging comes to mind.

dowdy · 21-03-2009, 01:57 AM

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How Cool is that

feckin freezin,no wonder they called him braveheart,nite,nite,going to do some zymurging,before the dawn breaks.

juanto · 21-03-2009, 08:27 AM

Hey Dowdy, you want sponsor for your Choper???? Ask Mr Dale, he can give you money for that, jajajajajajajaja, he is seriuos and brave, really brave.

Please,, can you borrow me your choper to go from Tenerife to Poole, how far is it?????? 10 years cycling, jejeje????

BluFin · 21-03-2009, 09:34 AM

To answer your question in purple

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Hey Lance, how far is Poole from Southamptom? 45 min and From London? 1:30 from Central about 1:00 from Heathrow
I mean, driving hours????
And you Dowdy, how far are you????

Lance · 21-03-2009, 10:19 AM

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To answer your question in purple

Thanks blufin, computer confiscated! Other half having a look on right move!! NO chance!

Stick nitrous on the chopper should be able to shave a bit off those times!
Recommend not wearing a kilt though! Frost bit to the under crackers!

cfun · 21-03-2009, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Pash 1

Roman general, returns from ten years of war with only four out of twenty-five sons left. He has captured Tamora, Queen of the Goths, her three sons, and Aaron the Moor. In obedience to Roman rituals, he sacrifices her eldest son to his own dead sons, which earns him Tamora's unending hatred and her promise of revenge.

Tamora is made empress by the new emperor Saturninus. To get back at Titus, she schemes with her lover Aaron to have Titus's two sons framed for the murder of Bassianus, the emperor's brother. Titus's sons are beheaded. Unappeased, she urges her sons Chiron and Demetrius to rape Titus's daughter Lavinia, after which they cut off her hands and tongue so she cannot give their crime away. Finally, even Titus's last surviving son Lucius is banished from Rome; he subsequently seeks alliance with the enemy Goths in order to attack Rome. Each new misfortune hits the aged, tired Titus with heavier impact. Eventually, he begins to act oddly and everyone assumes that he is crazy.

Tamora tries to capitalize on his seeming madness by pretending to be the figure of Revenge, come to offer him justice if Titus will only convince Lucius to cease attacking Rome. Titus, having feigned his madness all along, tricks her, captures her sons, kills them, and makes pie out of them. He feeds this pie to their mother in the final scene, after which he kills both Tamora and Lavinia, his own daughter. A rash of killings ensue; the only people left alive are Marcus, Lucius, Young Lucius, and Aaron. Lucius has the unrepentant Aaron buried alive, and Tamora's corpse thrown to the beasts. He becomes the new emperor of Rome.

I presume this is what your refering too?? cant quite see the connection but it is late!

Well Pash that sounds just like the typical UK inner-city housing estate of the 21st century you just described