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You know .... I wondered ... but I thought "no ... this is a mature site, populated by grown ups ...".thebish wrote:shouldn't this be on the gay footballers thread?bobo the clown wrote: I looked on the BBC News site on my Blackberry last week as I cruised London's docklands
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Went to a wedding at Coniston Hall near Gargrave on Sunday. I was driving so didn't drink apart from when I first arrived. It was a bloody hot day so I thought I'd order a lager shandy. Refreshing.
£4.80!
How much!
Theiving swine.
£4.80!
How much!
Theiving swine.
Here I stand foot in hand...talkin to my wall....I'm not quite right at all...am I?
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I thought you were all in favour of a free market?InsaneApache wrote:Went to a wedding at Coniston Hall near Gargrave on Sunday. I was driving so didn't drink apart from when I first arrived. It was a bloody hot day so I thought I'd order a lager shandy. Refreshing.
£4.80!
How much!
Theiving swine.
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But it wasn't free, it was £4.80. Or am I missing something?Worthy4England wrote:I thought you were all in favour of a free market?InsaneApache wrote:Went to a wedding at Coniston Hall near Gargrave on Sunday. I was driving so didn't drink apart from when I first arrived. It was a bloody hot day so I thought I'd order a lager shandy. Refreshing.
£4.80!
How much!
Theiving swine.
Here I stand foot in hand...talkin to my wall....I'm not quite right at all...am I?
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Yes - you're missing £4.80.InsaneApache wrote:But it wasn't free, it was £4.80. Or am I missing something?Worthy4England wrote:I thought you were all in favour of a free market?InsaneApache wrote:Went to a wedding at Coniston Hall near Gargrave on Sunday. I was driving so didn't drink apart from when I first arrived. It was a bloody hot day so I thought I'd order a lager shandy. Refreshing.
£4.80!
How much!
Theiving swine.
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Indeed. Theiving swines.Worthy4England wrote:Yes - you're missing £4.80.InsaneApache wrote:But it wasn't free, it was £4.80. Or am I missing something?Worthy4England wrote:I thought you were all in favour of a free market?InsaneApache wrote:Went to a wedding at Coniston Hall near Gargrave on Sunday. I was driving so didn't drink apart from when I first arrived. It was a bloody hot day so I thought I'd order a lager shandy. Refreshing.
£4.80!
How much!
Theiving swine.
Here I stand foot in hand...talkin to my wall....I'm not quite right at all...am I?
CheapskateInsaneApache wrote:Indeed. Theiving swines.Worthy4England wrote:Yes - you're missing £4.80.InsaneApache wrote:But it wasn't free, it was £4.80. Or am I missing something?Worthy4England wrote:I thought you were all in favour of a free market?InsaneApache wrote:Went to a wedding at Coniston Hall near Gargrave on Sunday. I was driving so didn't drink apart from when I first arrived. It was a bloody hot day so I thought I'd order a lager shandy. Refreshing.
£4.80!
How much!
Theiving swine.
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Fat people - for taking up two seats on the train, it's a regular gripe and always will be, why should I have to stand coz some sweaty chubby-checker can't put the cake down.
Talent contests - they're all guff, and I hate people who sing/perform on them, people in the crowd booing and clapping like demented seals, and people who watch them.
Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street. Now, I know you've got one foot in the f*cking grave, but don't spoil it for the rest of us, you annoying old clown.
Talent contests - they're all guff, and I hate people who sing/perform on them, people in the crowd booing and clapping like demented seals, and people who watch them.
Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street. Now, I know you've got one foot in the f*cking grave, but don't spoil it for the rest of us, you annoying old clown.
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See that thing attached to your avatat in white - around the neck - it's like one of them - without the cardboard inserts (although they're probably placcy nowadays anyhow)thebish wrote:what is a necktie?Worthy4England wrote:Neckties.
The have no purpose in a modern democracy. Just some anal retentives that feel undressed without them.
p.s. I'm not wearing one today.
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People moaning about prices - they don't have to buy owt. If it's too expensive, go elsewhere.
Open collared-shirts. Wear a tie, you scruffy bastards.
Thin people standing on trains - I'm big enough to take up two seats, deal with it. If you want a seat, get an earlier train, loser.
People posting bollocks they don't believe on internet message forums, just to provoke arguments. Why would they do that? Cnuts.
Open collared-shirts. Wear a tie, you scruffy bastards.
Thin people standing on trains - I'm big enough to take up two seats, deal with it. If you want a seat, get an earlier train, loser.
People posting bollocks they don't believe on internet message forums, just to provoke arguments. Why would they do that? Cnuts.
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Somebody, somewhere, may well say just that to you one day. Is that how you see your parents/grandparents?as wrote:Fat people - for taking up two seats on the train, it's a regular gripe and always will be, why should I have to stand coz some sweaty chubby-checker can't put the cake down.
Talent contests - they're all guff, and I hate people who sing/perform on them, people in the crowd booing and clapping like demented seals, and people who watch them.
Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street. Now, I know you've got one foot in the f*cking grave, but don't spoil it for the rest of us, you annoying old clown.
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You can fcuk right off.as wrote:Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street. Now, I know you've got one foot in the f*cking grave, but don't spoil it for the rest of us, you annoying old clown.
If I'm banging on my neighbours door at 6am in the morning, it's because I've run out of beer - you fcuking lightweight. If that causes you young 'uns a problem by waking you up, you need to man up a bit.
If that was a 'yoof' waking up your street, I'm sure you'd be less than complimentary.....TANGODANCER wrote:Somebody, somewhere, may well say just that to you one day. Is that how you see your parents/grandparents?as wrote:Fat people - for taking up two seats on the train, it's a regular gripe and always will be, why should I have to stand coz some sweaty chubby-checker can't put the cake down.
Talent contests - they're all guff, and I hate people who sing/perform on them, people in the crowd booing and clapping like demented seals, and people who watch them.
Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street. Now, I know you've got one foot in the f*cking grave, but don't spoil it for the rest of us, you annoying old clown.
If my parents/grandparents were banging a door down at 6am, I'd tell them to pack it in.
Worthy - I'm not that young
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Me neitheras wrote:If that was a 'yoof' waking up your street, I'm sure you'd be less than complimentary.....TANGODANCER wrote:Somebody, somewhere, may well say just that to you one day. Is that how you see your parents/grandparents?as wrote:Fat people - for taking up two seats on the train, it's a regular gripe and always will be, why should I have to stand coz some sweaty chubby-checker can't put the cake down.
Talent contests - they're all guff, and I hate people who sing/perform on them, people in the crowd booing and clapping like demented seals, and people who watch them.
Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street. Now, I know you've got one foot in the f*cking grave, but don't spoil it for the rest of us, you annoying old clown.
If my parents/grandparents were banging a door down at 6am, I'd tell them to pack it in.
Worthy - I'm not that young
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I am.Worthy4England wrote:Me neitheras wrote:If that was a 'yoof' waking up your street, I'm sure you'd be less than complimentary.....TANGODANCER wrote:Somebody, somewhere, may well say just that to you one day. Is that how you see your parents/grandparents?as wrote:Fat people - for taking up two seats on the train, it's a regular gripe and always will be, why should I have to stand coz some sweaty chubby-checker can't put the cake down.
Talent contests - they're all guff, and I hate people who sing/perform on them, people in the crowd booing and clapping like demented seals, and people who watch them.
Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street. Now, I know you've got one foot in the f*cking grave, but don't spoil it for the rest of us, you annoying old clown.
If my parents/grandparents were banging a door down at 6am, I'd tell them to pack it in.
Worthy - I'm not that young
Very young indeed.
But I'll be 30 in about 8 years, so then I'll be very old (and probably put to death, Logan's Run style).
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Just out of interest, since I'm a bit confused, and since it is 6'am, is your complaint about somebody doing something you'd do yourself then?as wrote:
Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street.
If that was a 'yoof' waking up your street, I'm sure you'd be less than complimentary.....
If my parents/grandparents were banging a door down at 6am, I'd tell them to pack it in.
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TANGODANCER wrote:Just out of interest, since I'm a bit confused, and since it is 6'am, is your comlaint about somebody doing something you'd do yourself then?as wrote:
Old codgers at 6am banging on their neightbours front door, probably about the noise, but making enough din themselves to wake up the entire street.
If that was a 'yoof' waking up your street, I'm sure you'd be less than complimentary.....
If my parents/grandparents were banging a door down at 6am, I'd tell them to pack it in.
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