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Speaking from experience I think the bloke could be quite right. Somebody is constantly sneaking round my house hiding my glasses or my tools when I'm in the middle of a DIY job. The bastard is always drinking my vodka too, I know I can't possibly be drinking that much.
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Good idea. Means they could use a suicide bomber more than onceOriginally posted by GlenW View PostOr they may be going to use one legged suicide bombers now.
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Or they may be going to use one legged suicide bombers now.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostJust had a thought though. This could be more sinister than it sounds.
Didn't Sir Henry Baskerville have a single shoe stolen from outside his hotel bedroom door in the famous Sherlock Holmes story?
Maybe Mossad plan to set a giant slavering bloodhound on this guy and they need a shoe for his scent!
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Possibly, they are well known for their self deprecating humourOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostLet's not be too hasty though. Are we sure Muslims don't have a June Fools' day on the 12th, equivalent to our April Fools' day?
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Just had a thought though. This could be more sinister than it sounds.
Didn't Sir Henry Baskerville have a single shoe stolen from outside his hotel bedroom door in the famous Sherlock Holmes story?
Maybe Mossad plan to set a giant slavering bloodhound on this guy and they need a shoe for his scent!
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Let's not be too hasty though. Are we sure Muslims don't have a June Fools' day on the 12th, equivalent to our April Fools' day?
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I have a whole room full of single shoes. I get paid survival storage rates in Shekels. None claimed so far...
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Those crazy Mossad guys, when will they stop with their practical jokes? I wouldn't mind if they cleaned the kitchen, or did the ironing. It was only this Sunday morning I woke up to find a half eaten Kebab in my bed. They're out of control
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Zionists stole my shoe!
Asghar Bukhari: Muslim campaigner claims 'Zionists sneaked into home as he slept and stole his shoe' - Mirror Online
You cannot be serious.

It was the
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Honest.
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