What a surprise!!!!

[chimp 299]

why do the harpies want to ruin it anyway ? i dont think they do as they just lie grassing people up . after the fen match a lot of people wanted to see mark fall on his face ... he hasnt .

 

must say something for his little dogs

 

24 - 20 with tomo is close so i presume the final is going to be a good one

Edited February 18, 2009 by chimp

[Guest mickyrichardson]

Primadonna have you nothing better to do with your life than to make up usernames to come on here so you and APW can cause trouble get the usernames banned, then do it all again?

 

 

vile low life scum bags that cause trouble grass,and ruin other sites with there crap.

abcd1234 biting her tongue she just asked me to bendover what a woman lol

[Guest SJM]

I worked out who smoogle is and hes not a woman I think someones got crossed wires here

I didnt know what harpies meant but didnt want to ask on here when Joe told me last night in the chat I was FPMSL it is the best word invented for that pair

[chimp 299]

well i didnt know until last night . pure class

[Guest SJM]

I dont know how to get the history from last nights chat to put it on here? ask Joe to do it cos the quotes he put up were first class

[Tallyho 181]

so let me get this right , is HU run by two women that dont even have any working dogs ??? and from what i can gather from what i have read they sound like a bunch of bitches to me .

[Guest joe ox]

I can take no credit for inventing the name Harpie for them. Here is a couple of explanations of what a Harpie is

 

In earlier versions of Greek myth, Harpies were described as winged monsters with the face of an ugly old woman and equipped with crooked, sharp talons. They were represented carrying off persons to the underworld and inflicting punishment or tormenting them. Those persons were never seen again.

 

Harpies, in classical Greek mythology were flying monsters who tormented people and snatched food and other objects. Their name translates as "snatchers." The Harpies, often but not alway were sisters connected with the winds. There were three or four Harpies, depending on the myth.

Edited February 18, 2009 by joe ox

[inan 841]

I can take no credit for inventing the name Harpie for them. Here is a couple of explanations of what a Harpie is

 

In earlier versions of Greek myth, Harpies were described as winged monsters with the face of an ugly old woman and equipped with crooked, sharp talons. They were represented carrying off persons to the underworld and inflicting punishment or tormenting them. Those persons were never seen again.

 

Harpies, in classical Greek mythology were flying monsters who tormented people and snatched food and other objects. Their name translates as "snatchers." The Harpies, often but not alway were sisters connected with the winds. There were three or four Harpies, depending on the myth.

I think they feature in Jason and the Argonauts

[chimp 299]

smoogle , in time you will agree .

[Guest joe ox]

[Paid 935]

"There were three or four Harpies, depending on the myth"

 

Damn, they must of eaten the other 1

[dytkos 17,793]

Good post LDR, better than most of the 8 pages of shite Iv'e just trawled through. Cheers, D.