Today is Pocus' Birthday...
Joyeux anniversaire Philippe!
Enjoy
Today is Pocus' day
I know he would not tell, but that's what good friends are for :
Today is Pocus' Birthday...
Joyeux anniversaire Philippe!
Enjoy
Today is Pocus' Birthday...
Joyeux anniversaire Philippe!
Enjoy
"Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference." Mark Twain
Anniversaire
Joyeux Anniversaire !! 
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Duc_d_Heilsberg
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Happy birthday Pocus
Heureux anniversaire à celui qui "post(e)" et qui "patche" plus vite que son ombre !
Bonne journée 
Gratulerer med dagen! 
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FortyEighter
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Hmmm
Happy Birthday!
"I fight mit Sigel" XI Corps, Army of the Potomac
FortyEighter aka Leprechaun @ Paradox Forums
R.I.P. Henry D.
FortyEighter aka Leprechaun @ Paradox Forums
R.I.P. Henry D.
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Prussian Prince
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Franciscus
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Pocus' birthday is on the same day as mine? 
Well, Happy birthday to our most favourite sabertooth rodent (or naked fraggle or whatever)!
Regards, Henry
Well, Happy birthday to our most favourite sabertooth rodent (or naked fraggle or whatever)!
Regards, Henry
Henry D, also known as "Stauffenberg" @ Strategycon Interactive and formerly (un)known as "whatasillyname" @ Paradox Forums
"Rackers, wollt Ihr ewig leben?" (Rascals, Do You want to live forever?) - Frederick the Great, cursing at his fleeing Grenadiers at the battle of Kunersdorf
"Nee, Fritze, aber für fuffzehn Pfennije is' heute jenuch!" (No, Freddy, but for 15p let's call it a day!) - Retort of one passing Grenadier to the above
"Rackers, wollt Ihr ewig leben?" (Rascals, Do You want to live forever?) - Frederick the Great, cursing at his fleeing Grenadiers at the battle of Kunersdorf
"Nee, Fritze, aber für fuffzehn Pfennije is' heute jenuch!" (No, Freddy, but for 15p let's call it a day!) - Retort of one passing Grenadier to the above
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jhdeerslayer
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Henry D. wrote:Pocus' birthday is on the same day as mine?
Well, Happy birthday to our most favourite sabertooth rodent (or naked fraggle or whatever)!
Regards, Henry
but the rodent is 4 year older than you, so stop this fraggle nonsense.
And no, I'm not that old!
ps: happy birthday to Henry too, and thanks everybody.
Hofstadter's Law: "It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's law."
Older than ME?Pocus wrote:but the rodent is 4 year older than you, so stop this fraggle nonsense.
And no, I'm not that old!
ps: happy birthday to Henry too, and thanks everybody.
Oi, I always figured You to be a young whippersnapper in his mid-twenties... 
Thx!
Regards, Henry
P.S.: You are naked behind that beard, aren't You? *runs and hides*
Henry D, also known as "Stauffenberg" @ Strategycon Interactive and formerly (un)known as "whatasillyname" @ Paradox Forums
"Rackers, wollt Ihr ewig leben?" (Rascals, Do You want to live forever?) - Frederick the Great, cursing at his fleeing Grenadiers at the battle of Kunersdorf
"Nee, Fritze, aber für fuffzehn Pfennije is' heute jenuch!" (No, Freddy, but for 15p let's call it a day!) - Retort of one passing Grenadier to the above
"Rackers, wollt Ihr ewig leben?" (Rascals, Do You want to live forever?) - Frederick the Great, cursing at his fleeing Grenadiers at the battle of Kunersdorf
"Nee, Fritze, aber für fuffzehn Pfennije is' heute jenuch!" (No, Freddy, but for 15p let's call it a day!) - Retort of one passing Grenadier to the above
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Joseignacio
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apy:
Options from italian-style B-day quotes:
1st:You're getting old!
2nd: Where shall we party ? You pay!
3rd: U offering mar-jew-annah?
4th: Com' 'ere, lemme pull your ears down
5th: Watch out, alzahimer approaches!
6th: You're just gonna go a bit dumber than last year no worry it's physiologic
7th: Special day, you get to cook and to wash dishes
8th: When are you going to put the shoes on the bolt?
Happy B-Day Pocus. We all love you here!!!
P.S. I personally select option 2
1st:You're getting old!
2nd: Where shall we party ? You pay!
3rd: U offering mar-jew-annah?
4th: Com' 'ere, lemme pull your ears down
5th: Watch out, alzahimer approaches!
6th: You're just gonna go a bit dumber than last year no worry it's physiologic
7th: Special day, you get to cook and to wash dishes
8th: When are you going to put the shoes on the bolt?
Happy B-Day Pocus. We all love you here!!!
P.S. I personally select option 2
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McNaughton
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What to do if your birthday is in September:
Removing dead and non-productive vegetable crops.
Apply manure and compost to clay soils.
Planting crops for late autumn harvest: cabbages, peas, fennel,
cauliflower, lettuce, swiss chard, onions, leeks, Chinese peas, and endive.
Drying peppers and squash.
Start new strawberry beds.
Dig up and divide garlic, perennials, iris, daylilies, bulbs and onions.
Keep watering properly even as the weather begins to cool.
Clean up all dead fruit.
Fruit trees fed and sprayed with tonics.
Seed lawns with rye grass for winter color.
Remove any dead shrubs or trees.
Dig holes for planting trees and shrubs.
Purchase potted trees and shrubs for planting in autumn.
Continue to mulch trees and shrubs.
Raking fallen leaves and add to compost pile.
Purchase bulbs from nurseries.
Feed lawn with slow release fertilizer.
Remove spent blooms from roses.
Weed vegetables and shrubs, mow lawns.
Start to prepare sheds, tools, and equipment for Winter weather.
Repair roofs.
And finally....release new patch....
Happy birthday and many, many more!
Removing dead and non-productive vegetable crops.
Apply manure and compost to clay soils.
Planting crops for late autumn harvest: cabbages, peas, fennel,
cauliflower, lettuce, swiss chard, onions, leeks, Chinese peas, and endive.
Drying peppers and squash.
Start new strawberry beds.
Dig up and divide garlic, perennials, iris, daylilies, bulbs and onions.
Keep watering properly even as the weather begins to cool.
Clean up all dead fruit.
Fruit trees fed and sprayed with tonics.
Seed lawns with rye grass for winter color.
Remove any dead shrubs or trees.
Dig holes for planting trees and shrubs.
Purchase potted trees and shrubs for planting in autumn.
Continue to mulch trees and shrubs.
Raking fallen leaves and add to compost pile.
Purchase bulbs from nurseries.
Feed lawn with slow release fertilizer.
Remove spent blooms from roses.
Weed vegetables and shrubs, mow lawns.
Start to prepare sheds, tools, and equipment for Winter weather.
Repair roofs.
And finally....release new patch....
Happy birthday and many, many more!
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