The People's Hero Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 Moist, like a Country Slice. I wish my girlfriend was that moist. Erm... have we done this before?
Alexikokopops Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 I wish my girlfriend was that moist.Erm... have we done this before? Make a joke about your girlfriend and our style of play. GO!
Flynny Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 I'm wondering how long before someone in here's name gets mentioned next time someone talks about "slipping behind the defence" or something similar.
The People's Hero Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 What we need is a Catapult. Where's Nick?
AoWW Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 If anyone else is gay, could they be so kind as to let me know? No point wasting precious time and effort flirting if it's not gonna be appreciated. Ta very much!
The People's Hero Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 If anyone else is gay, could they be so kind as to let me know? No point wasting precious time and effort flirting if it's not gonna be appreciated. Ta very much! I'm not gay but Nick DOES have a catapult.
AoWW Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 I'm not gay but Nick DOES have a catapult. Nick's sig is great.
The People's Hero Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 Nick's sig is great. We could share him?
whitlock Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 Feel so priverldged (SP) that there is now to pages about gayness because of me BUT i would like to point out that i am not really gay but my boyfriend is
Master Fox Posted 2 January 2008 Author Posted 2 January 2008 Feel so priverldged (SP) that there is now to pages about gayness because of me BUT i would like to point out that i am not really gay but my boyfriend is lol Whitlock - My choice for poster of the year 2008
whitlock Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 stop hitting on me mature fox or i mite have to let big dave out of his leather fluffy handcuffs :D:D:D:D makes me even more priverldge ( yet again bloody SP) that 2008 is only two days old
Simi Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 Moist, like a Country Slice. Where was the shareage? <_<
Alexikokopops Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 Where was the shareage?<_< The County Slice is the choice of the sophisticated gentleman, not a ruffian like yourself.
Simi Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 The County Slice is the choice of the sophisticated gentleman, not a ruffian like yourself. So why did the mad man that is Monk seem to have one?
Alexikokopops Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 So why did the mad man that is Monk seem to have one? Monk is a loose cannon.
AoWW Posted 2 January 2008 Posted 2 January 2008 I've just ventured into the post-christmas/new year depths of my fridge and discovered just how much food is left over. It's bloody scary - I'll never eat it all. (The only vague connection to this thread being that I unearthed some country-slice-ish things whilst in there.) :thumbsup:
The People's Hero Posted 3 January 2008 Posted 3 January 2008 I've just ventured into the post-christmas/new year depths of my fridge and discovered just how much food is left over. It's bloody scary - I'll never eat it all. (The only vague connection to this thread being that I unearthed some country-slice-ish things whilst in there.) :thumbsup: Country Slice? In the fridge?
Daggers Posted 3 January 2008 Posted 3 January 2008 Monk is a loose cannon. An interesting phrase. It is interesting to look at its etymology: Dating from 1347, a middle aged photocopier fell from it's unsupported fixing spilling toner all over the floor of Edward III's private administration office at Chipping Norton. It is believed that the toner poisoned the local water course resulting in the outbreak of the Black Death (falsely attributed to rats, and everyone knows rats don't use photocopiers).
Alexikokopops Posted 3 January 2008 Posted 3 January 2008 An interesting phrase.It is interesting to look at its etymology: Dating from 1347, a middle aged photocopier fell from it's unsupported fixing spilling toner all over the floor of Edward III's private administration office at Chipping Norton. It is believed that the toner poisoned the local water course resulting in the outbreak of the Black Death (falsely attributed to rats, and everyone knows rats don't use photocopiers). Oh God, it's Plymouth away all over again...
The People's Hero Posted 3 January 2008 Posted 3 January 2008 An interesting phrase.It is interesting to look at its etymology: Dating from 1347, a middle aged photocopier fell from it's unsupported fixing spilling toner all over the floor of Edward III's private administration office at Chipping Norton. It is believed that the toner poisoned the local water course resulting in the outbreak of the Black Death (falsely attributed to rats, and everyone knows rats don't use photocopiers). Some call Carl Cort the black death. Managerially speaking, you sign him and you get sacked. True Story.
Daggers Posted 3 January 2008 Posted 3 January 2008 There is no point to this post, I would just like to use the word Etymology one final time before I log off.
The People's Hero Posted 3 January 2008 Posted 3 January 2008 I'm going to use the word sodomy here, just to toy with Ultra as I know it's one of his daily google searches. Hi Ultra!
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