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Exceptionally informative... another word added to my repertoireOriginally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post
Thanks
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Urban Dictionary: tulipOriginally posted by flamel View PostWho originally coined the expression "tulip"?
Loads of definitions there!
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Maybe history should be a bit kinder to Gerald Ratner and his 'total crap' comments. Perhaps he was a visionary.
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Feck me! I recently had a colonoscopy and I now know why.
Time to sue to the hospital
PS - MF be careful. Your big fat arse is a Rio Tinto mine.
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There must be loads of people with a habit of nervously chewing on gold ingots - Guess it beats biting your nails.
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leachates. (what a great word).Originally posted by barrydidit View PostMaybe that's where the capital for the Golden Tulip hotel originated?
More importantly, what's the solution to this issue? A sieve, a wooden spoon and a magnet?
question is where do they come from?
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Maybe that's where the capital for the Golden Tulip hotel originated?
More importantly, what's the solution to this issue? A sieve, a wooden spoon and a magnet?
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What a load of tulip
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