You say Tomayto....

Just noticed Barney referred to as Bernard by a septic, so is this;

1. Bur-naard or

2. Bernud

hope you get the phonetics.

Thanks, Interested of Birstall.

Burr-naard

BER-nud. if he were american it would be ber-NARD.

but, just like george bernard shaw, it's the former.

Does everyone say Colin like Coal-lin over there, or was that just Coal-lin Powell?

Bernud. Are there any photos in existence of him in his white lab coat that the mad cnut is said to have worn at times in the recording of P,C & L ?

I hate post-coital cuddling on the train during the morning commute. Sorry, I had to get that off my chest.

Buck Hill wrote: I hate post-coital cuddling on the train during the morning commute. Sorry, I had to get that off my chest.

That's a bit random Buck! But fair enough. Though I don't ever recall any post-coital cuddling on the morning trains I used to get.

Erm, what does it have to do with Tomayto's or Bernard though?

Buck Hill wrote: I hate post-coital cuddling on the train during the morning commute. Sorry, I had to get that off my chest.

Buckle up, Buck Hill

Bur-naard and Peeder met for a Heart to Heart over some cawffee and bisc-witts,downtown Nu Yoik,and when they met-it was muyder!

Cuytans for Nu Oyder.

If your propa norvern a la moi, its Burnud, spell it like you say it Birstall boy:D

Even as an American I call him Buhrnurd, just sounds proper O.o.

Pablo Bastardo wrote: Does everyone say Colin like Coal-lin over there, or was that just Coal-lin Powell?

that's just mr. powell. an unfortunate name.