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Originally posted by SallyAnneAh thats horrible Hyper, shame on you!!!!!
(but very funny)
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Originally posted by hyperDHopefully we'll be calling him "Two Hearses" soon...
Ah thats horrible Hyper, shame on you!!!!!
(but very funny)
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Originally posted by Moose423956That means there's hope for me!
Nah, you're a moose
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Not me, I hope he survives. Laughing at him has got to be better while he is still alive to hear it!Originally posted by wizard1974ukThis is what I really love about you guys, sure he's a politician and hence a liar, but I would not wish an illness on anyone.
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That means there's hope for me!Originally posted by KyajaeYou like any old fat lecherous minger
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Originally posted by realityhackOh, me too.
Except: politicians, middle management types, estate agents, traffic wardens, rail executives, people who light up a cigarette the moment they step off the train, people who - for no apparent reason - stop walking and stare vacantly at something in the street or stations, chavs, tarquin new-meeja types, design agency account managers, civil servants, rude besuited wideboys, yoofs in da street, aggressive beggars, double glazing salesmen, anyone working in direct marketing, indian call centre workers who can't deviate from the script, the person answering the phone in my local pizza takeaway restaurant who can't speak English, radical religious types, motivational speakers, luvvy-darling actor types, politically correct types, most modern artists, and most Americans.
You forgot "people who smoke other people's cigarette's"
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I didn't say it had worked out.Originally posted by wizard1974ukGlad it's worked out for you.
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Glad it's worked out for you.Originally posted by Old GregIt's made me what I am today.
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