22,222 tanks

Jesus Wept

22,222 thanks. Like crowding around to watch the mileometer tick over when you were but a young lad.

Thanking you for thanking me, that's plenty, no more thanks required.


gracias, merci, danke shon, origato, xie xie, gratzie, gratias, mesi, dankie, tack, takk (twice), dank u, dankon, salamat po, efharisto, dik, mahalo, obrigado, doh jie, spasibo, shukran, shukria, danyavaad, asante, and toda to all my friends for helping me mark stuff off my 101 things list. By the way, I just marked off "learn to say thank you in 26 languages"! Gracias - Spanish Merci - French Danke Shon - German Origato - Japanese Xie Xie - Mandarin Gratzie - Italian Gratias - Latin Mesi - Haitian Creole Dankie - Afrikaans Tack - Swedish Takk - Norwegian and Icelandic Dank U - Dutch Dankon - Esperanto Salamat Po - Tagalog Efharisto - Greek Dik - Czech Mahalo - Hawaiian Obrigado - Japanese Doh Jie - Cantonese Spasibo - Russian Shukran - Arabic Shukria - Punjabi Dhanyavaad - Hindi Swahili - Asante Hebrew - Toda


ta

The Backwards Man

Not any more.

SV

I thought this was going to be about the war in Syria or something

Daniel2590

You forgot Irish, would've thought that would be an obvious one :pac:

losthorizon

SV wrote: »

I thought this was going to be about the war in Syria or something

me too

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Two fish in a tank. "How the **** do we fire rockets at the Syrians?"

Jesus Wept

Daniel2590 wrote: »

You forgot Irish, would've thought that would be an obvious one :pac:

ah shure, ta counts.

The Backwards Man

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Two fish in a tank. "How the **** do we fire rockets at the Syrians?"

What's dry on the outside, wet inside, and blows up buildings?

A fish tank.

So Kim hasn't moved into South Korea then?

Frosty McSnowballs

I think this is the first time I've noticed you OP.

Banjo String

I thought one direct had started to insure tanks now.

1890, 22,222 1890.....

Tanks

Daemos

I'd love to go through your post history and remove every Thanks that I've given you, except even I have better things to do than that

MadsL

Not another pronouncing "Th" tread.

Duggy747

So what can I buy with my thanks, I hear we can be eligible for a coupon for 10 cent off any 2nd jar of marmalade in a purchase greater than €40.

MadsL

Duggy747 wrote: »

So what can I buy with my thanks, I hear we can be eligible for a coupon for 10 cent off any 2nd jar of marmalade in a purchase greater than €40.

10.87 thanks = a facebook Like.

Facebook likes have been strong in the markets this week.

kneemos

Not a patch on MT Cranium who has over 70,000 for very dodgy weather forecasts.
I've come to the conclusion it may be a case of the fewer the better given some of the things I've gotton thanks for.

Johro

Andy Carroll wrote: »

22,222 thanks. Like crowding around to watch the mileometer tick over when you were but a young lad.

Thanking you for thanking me, that's plenty, no more thanks required.


gracias, merci, danke shon, origato, xie xie, gratzie, gratias, mesi, dankie, tack, takk (twice), dank u, dankon, salamat po, efharisto, dik, mahalo, obrigado, doh jie, spasibo, shukran, shukria, danyavaad, asante, and toda to all my friends for helping me mark stuff off my 101 things list. By the way, I just marked off "learn to say thank you in 26 languages"! Gracias - Spanish Merci - French Danke Shon - German Origato - Japanese Xie Xie - Mandarin Gratzie - Italian Gratias - Latin Mesi - Haitian Creole Dankie - Afrikaans Tack - Swedish Takk - Norwegian and Icelandic Dank U - Dutch Dankon - Esperanto Salamat Po - Tagalog Efharisto - Greek Dik - Czech Mahalo - Hawaiian Obrigado - Japanese Doh Jie - Cantonese Spasibo - Russian Shukran - Arabic Shukria - Punjabi Dhanyavaad - Hindi Swahili - Asante Hebrew - Toda


ta

Dik.

MadsL

Johro wrote: »

Dik.

Diky is more common.

Děkuji is more correct, but a bitch for foreigners to pronounce.

Capt'n Midnight

That's nothing. Joseph Stalin had over 50,000 tanks by the end of WWII.

TommiesTank

One more here.

Jesus Wept

Senor Fancy Pants wrote: »

I think this is the first time I've noticed you OP.

I haven't posted much since June bro.

wil

Wonder would you get as many thanks if it cost real money?

/starts thread "How much do you thank your OP"

P_1

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

That's nothing. Joseph Stalin had over 50,000 tanks by the end of WWII.

Ah the Battle of Kursk, now if you were looking for tanks that was the place to be

Christ the Redeemer

MadsL wrote: »

10.87 thanks = a facebook Like.

Facebook likes have been strong in the markets this week.

What's the current price on being a decade of an asshole?