Flairs at the Valley

shine166

ME14addick said:

The trouble is that the two words have different meanings and with some of the banter on here it is difficult to know which of the two words people are talking about, so spelling a word correctly does help.

what about context ?... bit of common sense doesnt go a miss :-)

maybe_baby

BIG_ROB said:

Red sky at night, Charlton midweek fixture.

It don't rhyme yet, but you can see what I'm trying to do..... ; )

Red sky at night...covered end's alight.

Red sky in the morning...FA warning!

Solidgone

I no longer have a pair of flairs but do you reckon I could get away with bell bottoms?

Off_it

DENCH said:

im all for flags ect. think it looks intimidating for the opposition without having to use violence

Really? What sort of person gets intimidated by a piece of cloth?

Miserableoldgit

Off_it said:

DENCH said:

im all for flags ect. think it looks intimidating for the opposition without having to use violence

Really? What sort of person gets intimidated by a piece of cloth?

Depends on if you're touching at the time.

Off_it

Good point MoG, very good point. Now that CAN be intimidating.