For once I'm actually hoping for creep to appear and say 'gimp'. Come on people, this stuck-up skin flute player deserves no more of our time. Don't post here any more. Start up a thread about yourself! You're probably much more interesting.
Also, I have it on good authority that you'd have a hard time (pardon the pun) trying to hang a serviette on Mr Blair's member.
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by Sleigh on Mon Dec 01, 2003 9:01 pm
[s]Surefire wrote on 19:32, 1st Dec 2003:
Also, I have it on good authority that you'd have a hard time (pardon the pun) trying to hang a serviette on Mr Blair's member.
That was below the belt.
Also, I have it on good authority that you'd have a hard time (pardon the pun) trying to hang a serviette on Mr Blair's member.
That was below the belt.
Math, my dear boy, is nothing more than the lesbian sister of biology.
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by thePontificator on Mon Dec 01, 2003 9:49 pm
[s]Sleigh wrote on 21:01, 1st Dec 2003:
[s]Surefire wrote on 19:32, 1st Dec 2003:[i]
Also, I have it on good authority that you'd have a hard time (pardon the pun) trying to hang a serviette on Mr Blair's member.
That was below the belt.
[/i]
If I take after him he's huge - ask an of my friends from school, I'm 100ft and can go round corners. They'll back me up on this.
I also notice that none of you have done anything to get your own threads.
I am willing to defend my brother, even if it involves a light sabre fight.
In fact, especially if it involves a light sabre fight.
Come on you dirty mofos.
Yours, best wishes etc.
Anon.
[s]Surefire wrote on 19:32, 1st Dec 2003:[i]
Also, I have it on good authority that you'd have a hard time (pardon the pun) trying to hang a serviette on Mr Blair's member.
That was below the belt.
[/i]
If I take after him he's huge - ask an of my friends from school, I'm 100ft and can go round corners. They'll back me up on this.
I also notice that none of you have done anything to get your own threads.
I am willing to defend my brother, even if it involves a light sabre fight.
In fact, especially if it involves a light sabre fight.
Come on you dirty mofos.
Yours, best wishes etc.
Anon.
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by Tweedledum on Wed Dec 03, 2003 9:16 pm
Mr Blair,
A poem!
I love him cos he's cool,
The weather he does rule,
of fife he is the king,
of him I love to sing,
as depute convenors go,
he puts on a good show,
of sturgeon he loves their roe,
that's why I love him so!
A poem!
I love him cos he's cool,
The weather he does rule,
of fife he is the king,
of him I love to sing,
as depute convenors go,
he puts on a good show,
of sturgeon he loves their roe,
that's why I love him so!
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by Tweedledum on Wed Dec 03, 2003 9:17 pm
Mr Blair,
A poem!
I love him cos he's cool,
The weather he does rule,
of fife he is the king,
of him I love to sing,
as depute convenors go,
he puts on a good show,
of sturgeon he loves their roe,
that's why I love him so!
A poem!
I love him cos he's cool,
The weather he does rule,
of fife he is the king,
of him I love to sing,
as depute convenors go,
he puts on a good show,
of sturgeon he loves their roe,
that's why I love him so!
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by Eliot Wilson on Wed Dec 03, 2003 11:22 pm
[s]thePontificator wrote on 21:49, 1st Dec 2003:
[s]Sleigh wrote on 21:01, 1st Dec 2003:[i]
[s]Surefire wrote on 19:32, 1st Dec 2003:[i]
Also, I have it on good authority that you'd have a hard time (pardon the pun) trying to hang a serviette on Mr Blair's member.
That was below the belt.
[/i]
If I take after him he's huge - ask an of my friends from school, I'm 100ft and can go round corners. They'll back me up on this.
I also notice that none of you have done anything to get your own threads.
I am willing to defend my brother, even if it involves a light sabre fight.
In fact, especially if it involves a light sabre fight.
Come on you dirty mofos.
Yours, best wishes etc.
Anon.
[/i]
Well done, son of mine. Honour is satisfied!
[hr]
Bill and Ted beat the Grim Reaper at Twister
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
[s]Sleigh wrote on 21:01, 1st Dec 2003:[i]
[s]Surefire wrote on 19:32, 1st Dec 2003:[i]
Also, I have it on good authority that you'd have a hard time (pardon the pun) trying to hang a serviette on Mr Blair's member.
That was below the belt.
[/i]
If I take after him he's huge - ask an of my friends from school, I'm 100ft and can go round corners. They'll back me up on this.
I also notice that none of you have done anything to get your own threads.
I am willing to defend my brother, even if it involves a light sabre fight.
In fact, especially if it involves a light sabre fight.
Come on you dirty mofos.
Yours, best wishes etc.
Anon.
[/i]
Well done, son of mine. Honour is satisfied!
[hr]
Bill and Ted beat the Grim Reaper at Twister
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
Bill and Ted beat the Grim Reaper at Twister
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
Bill: "You played very well, Death, especially with your totally heavy Death robes."
Death: "Don't patronise me."
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by Pender Native on Thu Dec 04, 2003 1:27 pm
This is all distinctly....odd.
"I have seen flowers come in stony places
And kind things done by men with ugly faces,
And the gold cup won by the worst horse at the races,
So I trust, too."
And kind things done by men with ugly faces,
And the gold cup won by the worst horse at the races,
So I trust, too."
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by Tweedle-Dee on Thu Dec 11, 2003 11:56 pm
For the first time ever, I saw Mr McGlynn this evening. He was holding a giant inflatable pepper.
Thus, he is no Peter Blair, who was resplendent this evening in his finery (wearing the bow-tie of a certain cloister-racing Society), and was playing with matches on the steps of the Hall of Saint Salvator, or so I am told.
Thus, he is no Peter Blair, who was resplendent this evening in his finery (wearing the bow-tie of a certain cloister-racing Society), and was playing with matches on the steps of the Hall of Saint Salvator, or so I am told.
"If it can't be cured with either bacon fat or vinegar, it's not worth curing"
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