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Seriously though Diver, I'd never seen anything like it before in my life. She was completely sparkers.Originally posted by Diver View PostI didn't leave my coat on the back of the chair did I?Comment
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Nothing to do with me, mate.Originally posted by Churchill View Posthe was off like a startled squirrel as we were trying to revive her.
Seriously though - I would've collared him, and called the police.Comment
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I was too busy at the time. No-one else in the pub could/would do the first aid thing.Originally posted by realityhack View PostNothing to do with me, mate.
Seriously though - I would've collared him, and called the police.Comment
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Well done on the new car Churchy.
Don't forget to look up at the upstairs office windows as you get in! You'll feel a tad uncomfortable I'm sure
I still think you could have got more supermodels with just an A3 and saved some dough... where is the peter stringfellow of CUK today anyway?
I'm surprised he hasn't posted in here.Eat Right, Exercise, Die Anyway.Comment
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and they suffer short term memory loss.Originally posted by Churchill View PostSeriously though Diver, I'd never seen anything like it before in my life. She was completely sparkers.
I trust that you nicked her handbag and went through her purse too
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He's in the bogs, polishing his A3...Originally posted by miffy View Postwhere is the peter stringfellow of CUK today anyway?
I'm surprised he hasn't posted in here.Comment
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In a pub over the weekend I saw a jar of Spikeys (or a similar name) behind the bar. First time I've seen these devices women can put in their bottles so they have to use a straw to reduce the chance of being drugged.
Depressing that it's got that bad, and that's coming from someone who never has the nads to chat up a bird in a pub.Feist - 1234. One camera, one take, no editing. Superb. How they did it
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