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Maybe that's a reflection on you then.Originally posted by ace00 View PostCan it? I never noticed.
I like South Park.
King of Chutney.
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Not necessarily. It might be that current stuff really is crap.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostWhat do you find funny? Try to mention something made this century, otherwise it's just a middle aged thingComment
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Maybe you should STFU? Listed.Originally posted by MrToast View PostMaybe that's a reflection on you then.
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Originally posted by ace00 View PostCan it? I never noticed.
I like South Park.Originally posted by MrToast View PostMaybe that's a reflection on you then.
I rest my case. It was meant in jest but now you have proven that you truly are a cock!Originally posted by ace00 View PostMaybe you should STFU? Listed.King of Chutney.
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I was merely trying to explain to everyone that you are not partial to a bit of felching.Originally posted by ace00 View PostI disagree with the previous post whatever it is.
Ban me now
King of Chutney.
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Originally posted by MrToast View PostMaybe that's a reflection on you then.
Originally posted by ace00 View PostMaybe you should STFU? Listed.Originally posted by MrToast View PostI rest my case. It was meant in jest but now you have proven that you truly are a cock!Originally posted by ace00 View PostI disagree with the previous post whatever it is.
Ban me now
is it me or is anyone else finding this one way conversation quite funnyOriginally posted by MrToast View PostI was merely trying to explain to everyone that you are not partial to a bit of felching.
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WHS.Originally posted by MrToast View PostI rest my case. It was meant in jest but now you have proven that you truly are a cock!
ace has a large case of "head up arseitis"
Can someone please quote this?
Hard Brexit now!
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No it is just you and whats wrong with a good felching now & then?Originally posted by chef View Postis it me or is anyone else finding this one way conversation quite funny

Never did me any harm.Bored.Comment
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