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wendigo100 replied

12 January 2007, 14:52
Originally posted by spongebob

Do dogs still do those white shits you used to find?

I've never seen a dog do one, so I always though it was a specific breed.
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pisces replied

12 January 2007, 11:35
Originally posted by Bagpuss

If it were a person, Jade Goody's mum

If it were an object it would be a hot steaming turd

I disagree with the hot steaming bit. I'd rather go with cold and stale.
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XLMonkey replied

12 January 2007, 11:35
Yes, (there should have been a voting button). Worked on a 1 month assignment there a few years ago. Terrifying. Awful. S**t. There just aren't word to describe it. Come friendly bombs....
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spongebob replied

12 January 2007, 11:28
Originally posted by TazMaN

Well it is right next to Windsor, steaming turd is it then.

A grey steaming turd

Do dogs still do those white shits you used to find?
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ChimpMaster replied

12 January 2007, 11:25
Well it is right next to Windsor, steaming turd is it then.
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Bagpuss replied

12 January 2007, 10:31
Originally posted by stackpole

I've never been to Slough so I need some help here.

If it was a person or an everyday object, who or what would it be?

If it were a person, Jade Goody's mum

If it were an object it would be a hot steaming turd
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Churchill replied

12 January 2007, 10:24
Worked there for 6 months, the car was broken into 3 times and I witnessed a suicide as someone jumped from the multi-storey car park.

MDA have an office there - 'nuff said!
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stackpole replied

12 January 2007, 10:24
I've never been to Slough so I need some help here.

If it was a person or an everyday object, who or what would it be?
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Bagpuss replied

12 January 2007, 10:21
It's pretty indicative of most commuter towns in the south east
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freakydancer replied

12 January 2007, 09:49
Yes.
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expat replied

12 January 2007, 09:46
Originally posted by pisces

Yes. "lived" there for 11 years.

Hell on earth.

Lived there for 1 month, then gave notice and went elsewhere.

That was exactly 30 years ago but the memory lingers ..... I believe it has got worse since.
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pisces replied

12 January 2007, 09:39
Yes. "lived" there for 11 years.

Hell on earth.
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BrilloPad replied

12 January 2007, 08:24
My sister works at ICI. Slough is a mare.
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Swamp Thing replied

11 January 2007, 23:12
A colleague of mine did a gig in Slough a while back. She told me the client used to advise its workforce to stagger the exiting of their cars from the car park onto the main carriageway, in order to try and put off the car-jackers... Nuff said.
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darmstadt replied

11 January 2007, 21:28
Originally posted by sasguru

Loved Viiikraaamms Occassiooooons Paaaaalace. Class.

Look at forthcoming events, gotta to go to Valentines day for the:

Finger Food Bitings & Unlimited Beer & Soft Drinks
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