Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days.

Tikay10

Yes, that's three of them.

Noon today, until noon on Monday. Three days.  

Double points on ALL SNG's.

Tikay10

Yes, that's three of them.

Noon today, until noon on Monday. Three days.  

Double points on ALL SNG's.

Tikay10

Yes, that's three of them.

Noon today, until noon on Monday. Three days.  

Double points on ALL SNG's.

NoseyBonk

Cool. When does it run?

unknown_username

My being a pedant.

Friday      1

Saturday 2

Sunday    3

( excuse me stating the obvious)

Monday   4

Tikay10

In Response to Re: Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days.:

My being a pedant. Friday      1 Saturday 2 Sunday    3 ( excuse me stating the obvious) Monday   4
Posted by mumsie

I'll re-pedant your pedant.

1/2 + 1 + 1 + 1/2 = 3.

unknown_username

^

Tikay10

 v

Sky_SamT

To add to this there is also a rewards accelerator on Sunday evening!

So that's double points on Sit & Go's, a £40,000 UKOPS Main Event, a £25,000 UKOPS Super Bounty Hunter and up to 4x points on cash!!

Tikay10

Two sentences, & three exclamation marks. You did that just to annoy me, right?

WP, WP.

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days.:

Two sentences, & three exclamation marks. You did that just to annoy me, right? WP, WP.
Posted by Tikay10

I did notice this on the Cambridge Dictionary - British Grammar.....

"We use exclamation marks to indicate an exclamative clause or expression in informal writing. When we want to emphasise something in informal writing, we sometimes use more than one exclamation mark:

Listen!

Oh no!!! Please don’t ask me to phone her. She’ll talk for hours!!!"

So I suspect that's what all the youngsters are being taught nowadays

Tikay10

In Response to Re: Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days.:

In Response to Re: Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days. : I did notice this on the Cambridge Dictionary - British Grammar..... "We use exclamation marks to indicate an exclamative clause or expression in informal writing. When we want to emphasise something in informal writing, we sometimes use more than one exclamation mark: Listen ! Oh no !!! Please don’t ask me to phone her. She’ll talk for hours !!!" So I suspect that's what all the youngsters are being taught nowadays
Posted by POKERTREV

Maybe so, Trev, fair comment, but Sam is 47, hardly a "youngster" in my book. 

Elderly dudes in the 'hood pretending to be hip & young is so undignified.

L8ters Bro.  

unknown_username

In Response to Re: Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days.:

In Response to Re: Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days. : Maybe so, Trev, fair comment, but Sam is 47, hardly a "youngster" in my book.  Elderly dudes in the 'hood pretending to be hip & young is so undignified. L8ters Bro.   
Posted by Tikay10

Lolz!

NoseyBonk

In Response to Re: Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days.:

In Response to Re: Happy Days. Happy Days. Happy Days. : Maybe so, Trev, fair comment, but Sam is 47, hardly a "youngster" in my book.  Elderly dudes in the 'hood pretending to be hip & young is so undignified. L8ters Bro.   
Posted by Tikay10

Fo real!