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(+) Please, a news anchor version, too. |
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Is there a way that I can phrase my criticism of this facile, snobbish peeve of an idea without my annotation being deleted? Please let me know. |
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Could you please go troll somewhere else? |
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But I suppose you have since I said "Okey doke" amended the part of your annotation where you called me an asshole (and you added a "please" too - so polite!). Strange that you haven't deleted the part of your annotation where you accuse me of being a troll. Hey ho, can't have everything. I will, instead of hanging round here, go to the pub. Merry Christmas! |
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Wow doc. If you can't handle criticism from one of
the more respected bakers around, then I don't know
what to say. |
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Criticism is fine, insults aren't necessary. |
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You should've been around back in the early 2000's.
Everyone took their lumps. |
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Well, I guess if you're gonna take the stage you can
expect the occasional beer bottle being thrown at
your head. |
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That being said, merry Christmas everybody. |
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Which, according to Google Translate, means "Health
mhath!". |
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well, I don't want to seem competitive, but it's hard
to beat my lumps, which, as I recall... ah, better not
go there :) |
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Yeah, there are a few easily offended, yet offensive people here. |
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I may need a mhath tutor... |
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Variations of this toast exist, it can for example be expanded to sláinte mhaith "good health" in Irish (mhaith being the lenited form of maith "good"). |
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The basic Scottish Gaelic equivalent is slàinte (mhath) |
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I don't resent any lumps that I received early on from
ancient bakers. They did a nice job of
tenderizing. |
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