The "D"?????

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FatLazyContractor replied

18 August 2015, 15:57
Originally posted by suityou01 View Post

SY03 has started dribbling in in young person speak. If something is really good it's "sick" and if it's the best it's the "sickest". The other day I was "da illest" for bunging him some cash to go on the 2p machines. "I feel perfectly fine thank you, now off you fook while I have a pint and a gander at the sports pages".

Doesn't sound like his dad at all, does he? The genetic one, that is ...
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suityou01 replied

18 August 2015, 15:54
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Marks and Spencer mocked on Facebook and Twitter over 'd in bread' advert - Telegraph

Not heard of that before.

I fail to see the problem. If some gutter snipes want to read smut into a perfectly innocent ad campaign I say let them.

SY03 has started dribbling in in young person speak. If something is really good it's "sick" and if it's the best it's the "sickest". The other day I was "da illest" for bunging him some cash to go on the 2p machines. "I feel perfectly fine thank you, now off you fook while I have a pint and a gander at the sports pages".
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WTFH replied

18 August 2015, 14:40
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

DP=DimPrawn?

I know I will regret the answer - but what does D stand for on there?

In DP, I think it stands for Double.
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CloudWalker replied

18 August 2015, 14:35
Never heard that before? Guess i'm not down with Da Kidz lingo
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DimPrawn replied

18 August 2015, 14:32
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

I know I will regret the answer - but what does D stand for on there?

Dodgy @rse?
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BrilloPad replied

18 August 2015, 14:30
Originally posted by barrydidit View Post

Get with the program BP!

I was sat opposite a graduate girl last year when her (much maligned and abused) line manager stood up and loudly asked 'Is this a D or a P'? Caused much amusement.

DP=DimPrawn?

Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

You learn something new every day.

On a bowel disease forum I frequent "D" has a different meaning.

I know I will regret the answer - but what does D stand for on there?
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VectraMan replied

18 August 2015, 13:54
You learn something new every day.

On a bowel disease forum I frequent "D" has a different meaning.
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barrydidit replied

18 August 2015, 13:24
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Marks and Spencer mocked on Facebook and Twitter over 'd in bread' advert - Telegraph

Not heard of that before.

Get with the program BP!

I was sat opposite a graduate girl last year when her (much maligned and abused) line manager stood up and loudly asked 'Is this a D or a P'? Caused much amusement.
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BrilloPad started a topic The "D"?????

18 August 2015, 13:19
The "D"?????

Marks and Spencer mocked on Facebook and Twitter over 'd in bread' advert - Telegraph

Not heard of that before.
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