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5 Jan 2006, 11:37

...from an obtusely stupid, non-english, southern european NOOL'er:

What is a "tern", exactly?

:blush:

5 Jan 2006, 11:41

Seabird.

5 Jan 2006, 11:43

Tern On, Tune In and Drop Out :evil4:

5 Jan 2006, 11:48

Monsieur Round & Round wrote: ...from an obtusely stupid, non-english, southern european NOOL'er:

What is a "tern", exactly?

fair game if the cunt nicks me bait

5 Jan 2006, 12:41

Googled it, not much of a bird spotter so didn't know myself, i should watch more bill oddy.

5 Jan 2006, 14:20

Not so stupid... I thought it was "terne" like in French, and I looked stupid when almanso posted a bird picture ;)

for non-french, "terne" in french means "flat" or "dull"...

5 Jan 2006, 14:56

A "tern" on the cover of "Turn"... sounds like a bad Inspector Clouseau gag!

7 Jan 2006, 13:28

Wonder if we'll get the HN51 mixes....

:scratch:

9 Jan 2006, 14:44

craig's digitalwaters wrote: Wonder if we'll get the HN51 mixes....

:abovelol: :laugh: :lol: :laugh: :lol:

Would that the avian variety then? :lol:

:nuts:

11 Jan 2006, 05:46

storage container for leaves ready to brew.

11 Jan 2006, 18:01

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Terns are just poncy seagulls, whereas Kestrels...