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Can I get an high five
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hi five and a fist bump!
Thanks lovely and weren't you supposed to be cleaning  "
I have been, I'm rewarding myself with 10 mins forum time. It's like a sticker chart for adults |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Hi five and a fist bump!
Thanks lovely and weren't you supposed to be cleaning
I have been, I'm rewarding myself with 10 mins forum time. It's like a sticker chart for adults "
What do you get when you get the gold sticker??? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I haven't decided what my ultimate reward is yet to be. Suggestions welcome 
Ohhh don't the white knights will be galloping in on their trusty steads and those trusty steads don't half leave a mess "
Hmmm you're right. I'll treat myself to some cake later and leave it at that. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I haven't decided what my ultimate reward is yet to be. Suggestions welcome
Ohhh don't the white knights will be galloping in on their trusty steads and those trusty steads don't half leave a mess
Hmmm you're right. I'll treat myself to some cake later and leave it at that."
Good idea...  |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
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"You may have a high 5, but not "an" high five.."
It's entirely dependent on the OP's accent. If she pronounces 'high' without a breathy 'h' at the start then 'an high five' is grammatically correct since the 'high' starts with a vowel sound not a consonant.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You may have a high 5, but not "an" high five..
It's entirely dependent on the OP's accent. If she pronounces 'high' without a breathy 'h' at the start then 'an high five' is grammatically correct since the 'high' starts with a vowel sound not a consonant.
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It is far too early in the morning for such clever retorts! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Just because I want one not necessarily deserve one right now but you never know what today may bring
No! Come back when you've done something to deserve one "
Eh I'm oot of bed now so I deserve one |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just because I want one not necessarily deserve one right now but you never know what today may bring
No! Come back when you've done something to deserve one
Eh I'm oot of bed now so I deserve one "
I have higher expectations than that. Come back when you've been to the toilet. Don't forget to wash your hands first. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just because I want one not necessarily deserve one right now but you never know what today may bring "
Two high fives from a pooped pooch and myself .
Have a totally brilliant day  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Just because I want one not necessarily deserve one right now but you never know what today may bring
No! Come back when you've done something to deserve one
Eh I'm oot of bed now so I deserve one
I have higher expectations than that. Come back when you've been to the toilet. Don't forget to wash your hands first."
Done that...fed cats put dishwasher on AND made breakfast |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Just because I want one not necessarily deserve one right now but you never know what today may bring
Two high fives from a pooped pooch and myself .
Have a totally brilliant day "
You too |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just because I want one not necessarily deserve one right now but you never know what today may bring
No! Come back when you've done something to deserve one
Eh I'm oot of bed now so I deserve one
I have higher expectations than that. Come back when you've been to the toilet. Don't forget to wash your hands first.
Done that...fed cats put dishwasher on AND made breakfast "
Hi 5! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Just because I want one not necessarily deserve one right now but you never know what today may bring
No! Come back when you've done something to deserve one
Eh I'm oot of bed now so I deserve one
I have higher expectations than that. Come back when you've been to the toilet. Don't forget to wash your hands first.
Done that...fed cats put dishwasher on AND made breakfast
Hi 5!"
Phew finally |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You may have a high 5, but not "an" high five..
It's entirely dependent on the OP's accent. If she pronounces 'high' without a breathy 'h' at the start then 'an high five' is grammatically correct since the 'high' starts with a vowel sound not a consonant.
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If they were from Coronation street land they might say "Can I 'ave an 'igh five lov?" that kind of thing? I'm VERY southern Dont you know? Don't you know? |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
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"You may have a high 5, but not "an" high five..
It's entirely dependent on the OP's accent. If she pronounces 'high' without a breathy 'h' at the start then 'an high five' is grammatically correct since the 'high' starts with a vowel sound not a consonant.
If they were from Coronation street land they might say "Can I 'ave an 'igh five lov?" that kind of thing? I'm VERY southern Dont you know? Don't you know?"
You do know I just read that out loud in a Northern accent (which for someone with a West Country fat vowelled burr was a real effort)? Luckily my cat is deaf so no living being heard it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"You may have a high 5, but not "an" high five..
It's entirely dependent on the OP's accent. If she pronounces 'high' without a breathy 'h' at the start then 'an high five' is grammatically correct since the 'high' starts with a vowel sound not a consonant.
If they were from Coronation street land they might say "Can I 'ave an 'igh five lov?" that kind of thing? I'm VERY southern Dont you know? Don't you know?
You do know I just read that out loud in a Northern accent (which for someone with a West Country fat vowelled burr was a real effort)? Luckily my cat is deaf so no living being heard it. "
Did it work? |
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