Robbie Keane?

[Sheebo]

What did I do wrong I am genuinely interested to know?

By the looks of it when you quoted Cowfold Seagull at post #169 you randomly changed the 'T' in the word quote (at the start) to an 'o' - maybe accidentally deleted the T then tried to fix it. Not being funny you do do this a lot

 

[The Birdman]

was it a Wetherspoons or was that to earlier

It was long long before Wetherspoons existed. This thing about me and Wetherspoons is quite funny because I never use them but when working for a stocktaking company I did Tim Martins first pub that he ran before he started Wetherspoons in partnership with Andrew Marler. They ran Martins in Muswell Hill but then fell out and Andrew went off to run a pub in Highgate - Marlers and Tim stayed in Muswell Hill.[/QUOTE]

 

[BensGrandad]

By the looks of it when you quoted Cowfold Seagull at post #169 you randomly changed the 'T' in the word quote (at the start) to an 'o' - maybe accidentally deleted the T then tried to fix it. Not being funny you do do this a lot

Probably due to what I said earlier when the letters tend to move around unbeknown to me or at least I dont notice it happening until it is too late.

 

[Bakero]

Probably due to what I said earlier when the letters tend to move around unbeknown to me or at least I dont notice it happening until it is too late.

Unbeknown is a weird word, isn't it. It just looks all wrong. Or is it just me?

 

[grubbyhands]

Unbeknown is a weird word, isn't it. It just looks all wrong. Or is it just me?

Unbeknown is a magnificent and proper word. I applaud the correct use of it.

 

[Bakero]

Unbeknown is a magnificent and proper word. I applaud the correct use of it.

I agree. Unbeknownst is even better. And looks even stranger- too many consonants.