Aby Katada Not Guilty...

[sandyRoe]

Can he come home now to the bosum of his family here in the UK?

[sandyRoe]

Abu rather than Aby.^

[sandyRoe]

and 'bosom' rather than bosum.

[Quizmonster]

Sandy, I liked Aby Katada (or even Qatada). It makes him sound so much more feminine and appealing. And I can't help visualising the 'bosuquote[n]' of his family piping him aboard when he gets here!

[aelmpvw]

///consuming nicotine replacement tablets like they were sweets. ///

sandy, you don't think that could have anything to do with your recent dizzy spells do you?

posted this earlier, don't know if you saw it

[Quizmonster]

Oh dear, only the 'n' of bosun was supposed to be italicised!

[ChillDoubt]

Link:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-29340656

He can't come back anyway on the say so of MI5.
Let him roam free, hopefully Mossad will pick him up sooner or later, fingers crossed.

[Svejk]

I'd be delighted if his family had a big reunion,,,,,,in Jordan.

[Peter Pedant]

Yeah Sandie, I like Aby Katadie
as we know a rose by any other name ....

and bosom ? I like bah - zooms. They of course come in pairs

No he appears to a Jordanian national so it is lawful to deprive him of his British Nationality.

and I am not sure if the fambly have retd to J.

[youngmafbog]

No doubt the limp wristed liberals will be queuing up to let him in. Mustn't clobber his ooman rights must we?

No doubt some brief on legal aid with $ signs in his eyes is drawing up the papers as we write.

[Baldric]

Quizmonster, it's not rocket Science, just put [i] either side of what you want to italicise. hope this helps!

[Quizmonster]

I know exactly what to do, mate, and imagined that was what I had done. Sadly, I messed it up...bit like a typo, y'know?

[Quizmonster]

I should have added above, Baldric, that it was rather like the letter 'h' for 'H' in your word 'hope'.

[Quizmonster]

Ah, "limp wristed" again; I've been missing it! In fact, I did miss it the other day, when I made a list of YMB's borrowed mantras. How about creating just ONE of your own?