Feelin down
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Some fecking party, that!coffeymagic wrote:

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Re: Feelin down
Worst you say? I'd wager that the lack of mullet must have been an improvement, shirley?Bruce Rioja wrote:Some fecking party, that!coffeymagic wrote:
The worst that happened to me was when I woke up mulletless!

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Burnden Paddock wrote:Worst you say? I'd wager that the lack of mullet must have been an improvement, shirley?Bruce Rioja wrote:Some fecking party, that!coffeymagic wrote:
The worst that happened to me was when I woke up mulletless!

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any idea what that is supposed to say/mean?coffeymagic wrote:
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I know what it says/means to me!thebish wrote:any idea what that is supposed to say/mean?coffeymagic wrote:
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Re: Feelin down
It's some Russian girl who met her boyfriend after an internet 'romance'.
24 hours later she allowed him to scrawl his name across her face.
Of course they're 'in love' and she 'likes' it but clearly she's got something mentally wrong with her and he's abusive.
Although it makes no odds she was quite pretty to start with.
Look up the word 'permanent' in the dictionary love.
24 hours later she allowed him to scrawl his name across her face.
Of course they're 'in love' and she 'likes' it but clearly she's got something mentally wrong with her and he's abusive.
Although it makes no odds she was quite pretty to start with.
Look up the word 'permanent' in the dictionary love.
I'm not asking you to 'think outside the box' I just wish you'd have a rummage around in it once in a while.
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Or, in the interests of saving time, постоянныйcoffeymagic wrote: Look up the word 'permanent' in the dictionary love.
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I think you are in need of some serious help (even though you're dead right)coffeymagic wrote:Frank Burnside as the lead Weetayobbo with a little hanger on that used to punctuate this breakfast bowl bully's threats with a warning 'ok?'
Whoever looked at his brekkie and thought 'These things look like mini-skinheads' needed some serious help.
I've got a bit of a problem with Weetabix, or 'Wheet-Bisks' as we buy in our house on account of Missus not liking them. The stuff she buys for her is all brand name Alpen, Kellogg's and whatever me and the kids get 'Rice Krisps', 'Ready Oats' and 'Allbark'.
Anyway, Weetabix. The reason people eat Weetabix is because they're quick. In a rush? Two Weeties, some milk, gone in 20 seconds. No crunching or swallowing just let the goo slide down your throat like you're a goose being force fed at a pate factory.
The people at Weetabix know it too. Their adverts concentrate about putting loads of other stuff on to make this slop taste nice. 'Have you tried it with raspberries? Or kiwi? Strawberries?'
No, because I like all those things and I'm not going to ruin the taste of them by smearing your ready-mix concrete all over them.
In short. Weetabix can feck off.
And I'd say that to the lead Weetabix's face.
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I quite like weetabix.Bruno3 wrote:I think you are in need of some serious help (even though you're dead right)coffeymagic wrote:Frank Burnside as the lead Weetayobbo with a little hanger on that used to punctuate this breakfast bowl bully's threats with a warning 'ok?'
Whoever looked at his brekkie and thought 'These things look like mini-skinheads' needed some serious help.
I've got a bit of a problem with Weetabix, or 'Wheet-Bisks' as we buy in our house on account of Missus not liking them. The stuff she buys for her is all brand name Alpen, Kellogg's and whatever me and the kids get 'Rice Krisps', 'Ready Oats' and 'Allbark'.
Anyway, Weetabix. The reason people eat Weetabix is because they're quick. In a rush? Two Weeties, some milk, gone in 20 seconds. No crunching or swallowing just let the goo slide down your throat like you're a goose being force fed at a pate factory.
The people at Weetabix know it too. Their adverts concentrate about putting loads of other stuff on to make this slop taste nice. 'Have you tried it with raspberries? Or kiwi? Strawberries?'
No, because I like all those things and I'm not going to ruin the taste of them by smearing your ready-mix concrete all over them.
In short. Weetabix can feck off.
And I'd say that to the lead Weetabix's face.
OK?

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Re: Feelin down
Ditto. In fact I find weetabix quite a moving experience.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:I quite like weetabix.Bruno3 wrote:I think you are in need of some serious help (even though you're dead right)coffeymagic wrote:Frank Burnside as the lead Weetayobbo with a little hanger on that used to punctuate this breakfast bowl bully's threats with a warning 'ok?'
Whoever looked at his brekkie and thought 'These things look like mini-skinheads' needed some serious help.
I've got a bit of a problem with Weetabix, or 'Wheet-Bisks' as we buy in our house on account of Missus not liking them. The stuff she buys for her is all brand name Alpen, Kellogg's and whatever me and the kids get 'Rice Krisps', 'Ready Oats' and 'Allbark'.
Anyway, Weetabix. The reason people eat Weetabix is because they're quick. In a rush? Two Weeties, some milk, gone in 20 seconds. No crunching or swallowing just let the goo slide down your throat like you're a goose being force fed at a pate factory.
The people at Weetabix know it too. Their adverts concentrate about putting loads of other stuff on to make this slop taste nice. 'Have you tried it with raspberries? Or kiwi? Strawberries?'
No, because I like all those things and I'm not going to ruin the taste of them by smearing your ready-mix concrete all over them.
In short. Weetabix can feck off.
And I'd say that to the lead Weetabix's face.
OK?
Re: Feelin down
I like Weetabix as well but:
Works for me. Breakfast cereals are not fine dining. Put them in a bowl, pour over some milk, shovel them down.Anyway, Weetabix. The reason people eat Weetabix is because they're quick. In a rush? Two Weeties, some milk, gone in 20 seconds. No crunching or swallowing just let the goo slide down your throat like you're a goose being force fed at a pate factory.
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Re: Feelin down
eating weetabix is like making love to a beautiful woman....malcd1 wrote: Works for me. Breakfast cereals are not fine dining. Put them in a bowl, pour over some milk, shovel them down.
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You dump them the next day?thebish wrote:eating weetabix is like making love to a beautiful woman....malcd1 wrote: Works for me. Breakfast cereals are not fine dining. Put them in a bowl, pour over some milk, shovel them down.
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errrr.. I hadn't thought of an ending yet!!!seanworth wrote:You dump them the next day?thebish wrote:eating weetabix is like making love to a beautiful woman....malcd1 wrote: Works for me. Breakfast cereals are not fine dining. Put them in a bowl, pour over some milk, shovel them down.
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Re: Feelin down
Hmmm, in what way exactly?thebish wrote:eating weetabix is like making love to a beautiful woman....malcd1 wrote: Works for me. Breakfast cereals are not fine dining. Put them in a bowl, pour over some milk, shovel them down.
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They start out all hard but later turn mushy.Gooner Girl wrote:Hmmm, in what way exactly?thebish wrote:eating weetabix is like making love to a beautiful woman....malcd1 wrote: Works for me. Breakfast cereals are not fine dining. Put them in a bowl, pour over some milk, shovel them down.
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