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Just dodged a drunk-driving ban.....
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40 years of excessive drinking can do that to a man. It's the DD moobs.Originally posted by fckvwls View PostI think it is in the confused categoryWhile you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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DD = doo dab?Originally posted by doodab View Post40 years of excessive drinking can do that to a man. It's the DD moobs.
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At OP, you twunt.
The only time I have been breathalised I hadn't drunk any alcohol for a couple of weeks and was lying in the road with 2 broken arms after coming off my motorbike.Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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It's not real, it didn't happen. Calm down, dear. Have aOriginally posted by Scrag Meister View PostAt OP, you twunt.
The only time I have been breathalised I hadn't drunk any alcohol for a couple of weeks and was lying in the road with 2 broken arms after coming off my motorbike.

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On one hand I have a very poor view of people who drive whilst drunk but on the other this is clearly a load of bollocks that never happened so I am unsure exactly what to say....
Well either way, OP, you're an idiot.Comment
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At least you used your arms to break your fall. I once saw a crashed motorbike with 2 dents in the petrol tanks where his hips had hit. I doubt he will breed again.Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostAt OP, you twunt.
The only time I have been breathalised I hadn't drunk any alcohol for a couple of weeks and was lying in the road with 2 broken arms after coming off my motorbike.
My father crashed his motorbike in Hammersmith. Killed his wife.
I reckon motorbikes are way too dangerous. I far prefer the safety of a pedal bike....Comment
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+1Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostIt's not real, it didn't happen. Calm down, dear. Have a
I really can't understand what all the fuss on this thread is about.
Sometimes I think you you and CM are the only normal posters here.Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post+1
I really can't understand what all the fuss on this thread is about.
Sometimes I think you you and CM are the only normal posters here.
Hmm, it isnt often we get a poster pretending to be a woman and talking about imaginary skills. So when we do get them we tend to fuss about, let off some steam and neg rep till they get banned.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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Originally posted by speling bee View PostI used to see this sort in my local boozer. My money is on:
- mid 50s
- divorced
- overweight bit dressed to attract an equally desperate solicitor
- self-pitying
Permban I think.
Can tt
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