Stout Chap, I have a question for you

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[Stout chap]

My real birth date is 1870. I served in the Boer War, before doing some time in India, you follow? Of course, anything before 1901 isn't allowed on the Literotica birthdate entry field.

 

[Stout chap]

And

You quote pink floyd?

is more of a statement, actually. I believe I quoted their song Us And Them in that war thread, but that, as they say, is it.

 

[weed]

I bet that's your real pic, too.

 

[Problem Child]

My real birth date is 1870. I served in the Boer War, before doing some time in India, you follow? Of course, anything before 1901 isn't allowed on the Literotica birthdate entry field.

Wow, that makes you a true imperialist. We have fascists, capitalists, communists, socialists, tories, democrats, libertarians, republicans, and homosexuals here.

You are the first in-the-flesh imperialist.

Congradulations.

 

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Wow, that makes you a true imperialist. We have fascists, capitalists, communists, socialists, tories, democrats, libertarians, republicans, and homosexuals here.

You are the first in-the-flesh imperialist.

Congradulations.

Uh-oh.

 

[Lasz]

God wouldnt it be awesome to live that long.

Imagine all the experiences you would have.

Imagaine being able to say, my life really didnt get intresting until after my 80th birthday.

 

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[Problem Child]

Uh-oh.

Sucks when the unregs aren't in on the long-running board spelling jokes.

Cheyenne?

 

[Stout chap]

I don't know what you chaps are on about. It's only 1929. People live to fifty-nine years all the time in this day and age. Longer, even!

Congradulations.

This fellow has the American - and more specifically Chicagolian - tone. There isn't anything wrong with it. He probably says wadd'r (as opposed to "water") too. In any event, he's a damn fine chap.

 

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God wouldnt it be awesome to live that long.

Imagine all the experiences you would have.

Imagaine being able to say, my life really didnt get intresting until after my 80th birthday.

Yeah, but then you wouldn't be able to remember it all.

 

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Well, we call big kitties with stripes Tigers don't we?

 

[Guest]

Which one?

 

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[phrodeau]

I don't know what you chaps are on about. It's only 1929. People live to fifty-nine years all the time in this day and age. Longer, even!



This fellow has the American - and more specifically Chicagolian - tone. There isn't anything wrong with it. He probably says wadd'r (as opposed to "water") too. In any event, he's a damn fine chap.

You quote "Us and Them", which was written in 1972, and say it's now 1929?

And what is Chicagolian? People from Chicago are Chi-sters.

 

[Stout chap]

I did it courtesy of The Stout British Time Machine.