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Started 10 years ago by rikkor
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rikkor

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Just asking.

Posted 10 years ago #
thisisall1word

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32:23 into Lou Reed's Berlin?

When does the horror end?

Posted 10 years ago #
rikkor

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I have no idea what that means, but, if it's an attempt to be humoro(u)s, I commend you.
My ass hurts.

Posted 10 years ago #
The All New Jeni B

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Oh goody, my favourite GSD is back!!
Now my lovely, I hope you've got a good supply of vinegar to drink and lemons to suck, because there's just not been enough caustic spread here.

Posted 10 years ago #
AdrianJ

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Now!
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...
Oh, you missed it.

Posted 10 years ago #
o b sensible

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you could try laughing at everyone instead of with them

Posted 10 years ago #
rikkor

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Memories. The nuns in school were vy. fond of telling me that my classmates were laughing at me rather than with me. (An attempt to shame me into silence.) I didn't care as long as the dreadul boredom was alleviated for a few seconds.

Posted 10 years ago #
nealdoran

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The nuns in school were vy. fond of telling me that my classmates were laughing at me rather than with me.

Well if you would insist on getting your knob out in class...

Posted 10 years ago #
rikkor

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Look Paddy, I'm not the one who is 4'11'.

Posted 10 years ago #
fernandomando

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Neal raises an interesting point, but is it 'knob' or 'nob'? I makes a difference- it would be surprising if nuns in education were concerned about door furniture.

Posted 10 years ago #
The All New Jeni B

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I always believed it to be "knob", as a "nob" is a posh person, as in "Hob-nobbing at the Hunt Ball".

Posted 10 years ago #
MADJEZ

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'Hob-nobbing' is an upper class practice involving insertion of oat-based biscuit products into someone's rectum.

Now is that practice or practise ?? Oh dear it's going to be a long day...

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