Brains, brains, so hungry.
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Lol, very good, i'll remember that one.Originally posted by Paddy View PostI should have worn my glasses. It that Lizie or a convert?
Also a worthy effort - well done young scribe.Originally posted by greenlake View Post"A Big Mac, large fries, and a chocolate milkshake please...."
Fiat 500? It's an armoured Range Rover you twat basket.Originally posted by scooterscot View Post"I'd not trust him in a wheelchair let alone a fiat 500. What the hell is the nitwit doing behind the wheel again?"
SniggerOriginally posted by LondonManc View Post"That Diana Driving Experience was a bit crap Liz"
She was more whiny than whinny, but the point stands. I'll send you a dictionary.Originally posted by GreenMirror View PostYou can go back to shagging all the fillies you want if it will stop you crashing into those whinny commoners.
Second prize, a sterling effort.Originally posted by Yorkie62 View PostSomeone shouted grouse. I thought I have the blighter. Then some bloody commoner got in the way
First prize, an even more sterlinger effort.Originally posted by Uncle Albert View PostWhat's that dear? No of course I didn't dink the car, look it's as good as new.
Oooh, historic gaffe reference - a Mention In Dispatches for you Sir. Stand a bit closer to the razor and greater things might be yours in future.Originally posted by SimonMac View Post"The sun was too bright and made me go slitty eyed"
Incorrect placement of comma ruined an otherwise valid point. Try harder next time.Originally posted by woohoo View Post"Pssst, allegedly Prince Charles, sucks donkey ****."
Hehe, it wasn't for the insurance mate, we can't afford the premiums any more.Originally posted by WTFH View Post"Tell me, Betty, why did you cut the brake cable?"
That's what you get for straying out of the sub-forum.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostBrains, brains, so hungry.Comment
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I had Gillian Taylforth in the passenger seat, she was massaging my stomach.
What do you mean I can't feck commoners?Comment
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I find that hard to swallow.Originally posted by vetran View PostI had Gillian Taylforth in the passenger seat, she was massaging my stomach.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Were you tailgating an Audi containing the recently married Meghan Markle?
Just because disposing of unwanted royals worked in 1997 does not mean it will work every time.Comment
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