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xoggoth replied

12 July 2016, 18:29
I much prefer flange and axe wound anyway.

Brill:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thFjTo6r4gg

Last edited by xoggoth; 12 July 2016, 19:11.
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MrMarkyMark replied

12 July 2016, 11:12
Originally posted by original PM View Post

Flappy loose chunt
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original PM replied

12 July 2016, 11:02
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

FLC is also an acronym for something else

Flappy loose chunt
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BrilloPad replied

12 July 2016, 10:59
Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post

Fantasist Losing Cretin

FTFY
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FatLazyContractor replied

12 July 2016, 10:39
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

FLC is also an acronym for something else

Fit Lovely Contractor?
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ContractorHardman replied

12 July 2016, 10:35
Originally posted by LondonManc View Post

You've used it as a noun in those two examples, you utter clungefraggle.

Typical jock mate, can't speak English
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MrMarkyMark replied

11 July 2016, 13:59
Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post

Entirely doubtful.

FLC is also an acronym for something else
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MaryPoppins replied

11 July 2016, 13:58
Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post

Can I help love?

Entirely doubtful.
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FatLazyContractor replied

11 July 2016, 13:49
Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post

Fully agree with Halo.

My quoting button thingy doesn't seem to be working.

Can I help love?
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Malcolm Buggeridge replied

11 July 2016, 13:47
Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post

Fully agree with Halo.

My quoting button thingy doesn't seem to be working

Well, perhaps you should go and find a private place and see if you can get it back in action again
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MrMarkyMark replied

11 July 2016, 13:43
Originally posted by Malcolm Buggeridge View Post

Oh, how all very Guardian

Exactly
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MaryPoppins replied

11 July 2016, 13:39
Fully agree with Halo.

My quoting button thingy doesn't seem to be working.
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Malcolm Buggeridge replied

11 July 2016, 13:17
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

What does CUK think? Do you use the C word, or do you consider it the height of vulgarity?

https://www.theguardian.com/media/mi...-of-the-c-word

Oh, how all very Guardian
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LondonManc replied

11 July 2016, 12:55
Originally posted by ContractorHardman View Post

To be fair, the C word in Scotland is actually an adjective and descriptive word...

"Whats that Chunt doing over there?"
"Look at that Chunt on the telly!" *Watching Osborne on the television*

You've used it as a noun in those two examples, you utter clungefraggle.
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xoggoth replied

11 July 2016, 12:47
It is curious to me that the only really 'offensive' word left in the English Language is slang for female genitalia

Very odd. Smells fishy to me.
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