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“Reading btweeen his lines it also looks as though Osborne is moribund; an inside Tory source is quoted as describing him as a 'prat' - hardly the credentials for Tory Chancellor, even though that would follow NuLab's tradition for the past decade or so.”
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“So your grandson's tone of voice implied that he'd call you a "prat" -- which of his languages does that come from presumably, not Spanish, and what does it mean?”
“I still haven’t seen hide nor hair of a blue uniform, and some prat is now even taking pictures of where we leave our wheelie bins.”
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“Yes we do Frank you prat, which is why you're now a cripple and the rest of us are not.”
“No matter the genre, a prat is a prat, a pompous ponce a pompous ponce.”
“-- To the rule laid down in the preceding adhikara/n/a the so-called pratîkopâsanas, i.e. those meditations in which Brahman is viewed under a symbol or outward manifestation (as, for instance, mano brahmety upâsîta) constitute an exception, i.e. the devotee is not to consider the pratîka as constituting his own Self.”
The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Sankaracarya Sacred Books of the East, Volume 1
“By the time we got back to the hotel I had been labelled a prat for my careless approach to not applying sun tan lotion evenly”
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“Being a prat is a state of mind and not transport-specific.”
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“The other being the obvious one of being called a prat a lot ..”
“And, they should stop being afraid to call a prat a prat!”
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oroboros Tarp in reverse. Jul 22, 2007