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It would be better if it was spiders XOR flying. Then if you had to fly, you could simply bring a spider.Originally posted by pacharan View PostAnyone on here got any phobias they'd like to 'fess up to?
Maybe a fear of spiders or flying.
I'm moderately emetophobic which means I have a strong aversion to vomiting.
Weird but then again so are all phobias.Comment
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It is a fact that there are grammatical rules and precedents in the English language, and we are all truly grateful to the spelling nazis who dwell amongst us,Originally posted by Old Greg View PostIt would be better if it was spiders XOR flying. Then if you had to fly, you could simply bring a spider.
but the meaning of the opening post was ******* obvious
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Not again? People talk you know.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Posthehheh

hahha
gizza snog
Oh go on then
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What the hell are you on about?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIt is a fact that there are grammatical rules and precedents in the English language, and we are all truly grateful to the spelling nazis who dwell amongst us,
but the meaning of the opening post was ******* obvious

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I think he said you're a c**t.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWhat the hell are you on about?
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dont you start. ballbagOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostI think he said you're a c**t.
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I'm sure EO and I could find common ground on who's Queen C**t round here.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI think he said you're a c**t.
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