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And JC is in the house too! :l
And JC is in the house too! :l
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I'll do whatever it takes
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:goodjob::goodjob::goodjob:JackieClaire;1134841 wrote:
Yes I'm chuffed to bits with the 4lbs, that's nearly 2 kilos, or 4 tins of baked beans.
That's bloody excellent!I'll do whatever it takes
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I know Molls, I was just pulling your leg about the food!mollyka;1135035 wrote: Ah for fecks sake Reccie, you have to enthuse bout food sometimes!!!! How are you anyway - either been missing you round here or you've been AWOL?
Other mispronunciations, I learnt to read when I was very little - bout 3, but up till about 20 yrs ago, I thought an Ogre (in fairy tales) was an orge and my eldest son - almost 30 berated me not that long ago for letting him sing 'blah blah blacksheep' - course we thought it was so cute, we made it his party piece!
I've had medicalish appointments coming out of my ears lately (another one tomorrow) and they make me all stressed out so I turn to the bottle afterwards :upset: and then people don't like it if I post drunk, so I don't.
Speaking about ogres and stuff, a long time ago my mother wrote a book called (deleted for privacy) and it was full of ogres and trolls. It was actually a very good book and it scared the shit out of me when I was little.
And now I've remembered that my brother used to think that the River Severn was the River Seven and the River Thames was the River Ten.
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:H:H:HZenstyle;1135042 wrote:
We recently had an advert for a Muesli Bar. It featured cows going "moooooooooosly" and sheep responding "baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa"I'll do whatever it takes
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LMAO Zennie!!! :H:H:H:H:HI'll do whatever it takes
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Do you know, me favourite wee Pandaman,
In all the time you've been here I've never noticed you post drunk, I know you've had a few because you've told us but you go ever so polite.
Completely different to some who make rather odd posts,sometimes rather distressing posts. or some completely bizarre.It could be worse, I could be filing.
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:H:H:HZenstyle;1135049 wrote: Have yous actually seen Tipp's SUV?
It could be worse, I could be filing.
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Yep. I concur.JackieClaire;1135058 wrote: Do you know, me favourite wee Pandaman,
In all the time you've been here I've never noticed you post drunk, I know you've had a few because you've told us but you go ever so polite.
Completely different to some who make rather odd posts,sometimes rather distressing posts. or some completely bizarre.
I would say that, at most, you come across as elegantly wasted :H:H:HI'll do whatever it takes
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Oi, I resemble that remark!tiptronic_ct;1135060 wrote: Yep. I concur.
I would say that, at most, you come across as elegantly wasted :H:H:H
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[QUOTE=mollyka;1135065]- maybe I'm speaking out of turn ....... but well that's my opinion QUOTE]
You don't normally think twice before doing that :H:H:HI'll do whatever it takes
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:wavin: Troopers!!
Oh dear, when I saw that picture, I really didn't realize she had undies on. :shocked:I've mispronounced words in Greek a zillion times but the worst I've done is getting words mixed up. I once told older son that we were having fried fish, garlic paste and "window shutters" instead of "beetroots" for dinner. Without missing a beat, he said - Mom, I hope you boiled them well so we don't break a tooth or two. Oh, and another one was very embarrassing - luckily I said it to a female neighbour of mine. I was describing a new pair of pants I'd bought and I mixed up the vowels in two words. Instead of saying the fabric had a thin green stripe going through it, I said it had a "limp willie".Zenstyle;1135001 wrote: Or "lack of outfit"...
Luckily Zen wrote the following and I read it as I was getting up off the floor....
mollyka;1135035 wrote: Ah for fecks sake Reccie, you have to enthuse bout food sometimes!!!! How are you anyway - either been missing you round here or you've been AWOL?Zenstyle;1135003 wrote: You'd think she could have got the spandex to match the dress rather than her legs!
Other mispronunciations, I learnt to read when I was very little - bout 3, but up till about 20 yrs ago, I thought an Ogre (in fairy tales) was an orge and my eldest son - almost 30 berated me not that long ago for letting him sing 'blah blah blacksheep' - course we thought it was so cute, we made it his party piece!
Needless to say we laughed our heads off.
For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
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LMAO Stirls :H:H:H
Oh, and :hallo:I'll do whatever it takes
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I concur, Molly.
I wish I'd had you lot as well as me counsellor.
Didn't matter what me session was like good or bad I used to get hammered afterwards.
I think I went into reward mode for actually getting through the session.It could be worse, I could be filing.
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:H:H:H Stirls and a big yooooooooooooooo hoooooooooooooooo toooooooooooooooooIt could be worse, I could be filing.
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Hiya stirlystirly-girly;1135069 wrote: :wavin: Troopers!!
Oh dear, when I saw that picture, I really didn't realize she had undies on. :shocked:
Must admit that I thought exactly the same thing! :H:H:HComment
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