Originally posted by SandyDown
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Originally posted by PRC1964I'm not sure I can manage different colours. In fact I'd be worried if I could!
oh I see what you mean
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Originally posted by SandyDownwhat?? just giving advice?
ERM.....This is lost on you sandy.
Do you know what teabagging is?Comment
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Originally posted by The FarmerERM.....This is lost on you sandy.
Do you know what teabagging is?
I am so very innocent, I just can't help it
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If you was her fella she's probably want you to stick em in a boiling cup of water and milkOriginally posted by The FarmerERM.....This is lost on you sandy.
Do you know what teabagging is?
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Originally posted by dotnetterIf you was her fella she's probably want you to stick em in a boiling cup of water and milk
why not - some blokes deserve that
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kept up this time Sandy.Originally posted by SandyDown
why not - some blokes deserve that
Only took 2 mins.
Well done.
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Originally posted by ChurchillWhat's teabagging?
I only knew knew this term when I saw Sex the City
as I said am a very innocent girl
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Originally posted by ChurchillWhat's teabagging?
ha ha - yeah right!
Edit: Actually it reminds me of a funny story. Last year I was in the tea room very early at work and this nice posh(ish) fella was making a cuppa and I was behind him.
he turned round to chuck his tea bag in the bin and nearly hit me with it.
I said, very innocently "just what I needed - nothing liek a tea bag in the face first thing in the morning to wake you up!"
A few seconds passed, then we both registerred what I'd said and couldn't move for laughing.
It was then that I learned poshies do it too!Last edited by SallyAnne; 9 February 2007, 17:26.The pope is a tard.Comment
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