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I'd just stick the guinness unless you want a falling out with your fellla.Originally posted by SallyAnne View PostThat's the Irish in you lass - never taim that! We love it!!!
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Yeah of course!!!! the more the merrier!!!Originally posted by cailin maith View Postnutter
I might be using it though - going to see my little (tall) barman after work... although been no snog there since the other night.... I think I'm too shy when I'm not pissed out of my skull!!
By the way - is it ok if sis comes to christmas do??
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I think DS23 has a point in his post that Bear quoted earlier - each to their own.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostThanks SA - I guess I just need to learn to ignore it ...... I think my temper just gets the better of me sometimes.....
I saw a bit of No9 earlier - charmer indeed....
The frustrating thing is when people like Zeity and wendigo etc. feel driven out of TPD because of things like that.Comment
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very good pointOriginally posted by FiveTimes View PostI'd just stick the guinness unless you want a falling out with your fellla.
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Exactly... it's not right or fair...Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI think DS23 has a point in his post that Bear quoted earlier - each to their own.
The frustrating thing is when people like Zeity and wendigo etc. feel driven out of TPD because of things like that.Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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You and your sis are going.. I think I'm free that nightOriginally posted by cailin maith View Postnutter
I might be using it though - going to see my little (tall) barman after work... although been no snog there since the other night.... I think I'm too shy when I'm not pissed out of my skull!!
By the way - is it ok if sis comes to christmas do??
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Biddlee-diddlee-deeOriginally posted by cailin maith View PostBy the way - is it ok if sis comes to christmas do??
Two ladies
Biddlee-diddlee-dee
Two ladies
Biddlee-diddlee-dee
Und I'm ze only man, ja!Comment
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