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Question for the female forum members.
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So that's what happened to Old Hack ...Originally posted by Gittins Gal View PostSo, OH is double happy as we will use less electric and he has another gadget to play around with. Once he's got the app on his tablet I reckon he'll be insisting on being in charge of doing the washing. Now, there's a thing...Comment
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I was referring to men and women with normal anatomies, but in any event I don't think she wore enough clothing to warrant the need for an ironOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View Postnot true actually, from an anatomical point of view.
It's a well known historical fact, that Boudicca, king of the Britons, had a large left boob, and a more pert right one. This was to facilitate her spear throwing and other anti-Roman activities.
She also had lond slender but strong arms, and a always kept a tight grip on the chariot reins.
Her husband, Arch-Druid 'Crumpled-Robes' Caravtacus, was a bit of a wimp compared to Boudicca

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Where did you get the information regarding Boudicca? Or is this just a joke?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postnot true actually, from an anatomical point of view.
It's a well known historical fact, that Boudicca, king of the Britons, had a large left boob, and a more pert right one. This was to facilitate her spear throwing and other anti-Roman activities.
She also had lond slender but strong arms, and a always kept a tight grip on the chariot reins.
Her husband, Arch-Druid 'Crumpled-Robes' Caravtacus, was a bit of a wimp compared to BoudiccaComment
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Says the woman with one short arm.Originally posted by Bellona View PostI was referring to men and women with normal anatomies, but in any event I don't think she wore enough clothing to warrant the need for an iron
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Says the woman with limp wrists (sometimes) due to carpal tunnel syndromeOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostSays the woman with one short arm.
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got a zanussi one of these, absolutely awesome.Originally posted by vetran View PostGet yourself a condenser drier, £300 but as you only use it when the weather is naff outside most times its another heat source so nothing is wasted. You can plumb the waste water in on some models so no tray to empty!Comment
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MFOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostSo which one of you has the big boobs?And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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