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Only If you like 65 year old fat frogsOriginally posted by Trollwas she shaggable?
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I do, but The Master told us not to speak of it!Originally posted by zeitghostYou can never be too careful....
Remember the Holy Handgrenade of Antioch....
Pray he's not listening.
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I'm sure.Originally posted by zeitghostYeah.
A 458 Winchester Mag really makes a mess of a rabbit.
However, on this planet Zeity, our rabbits are not six feet tall so an air rifle is sufficient.
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was she shaggable?Originally posted by gingerjediThe French mother of the bride was a little shocked at how we managed to drink the entire weekends beer supply on the first night t!
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Sniped 2 rabbits. Heh heh.Originally posted by ChugnutTonight - Take-away of some description, beer, shooting rabbits
Saturday - Going to Cambridge to see in-laws
Sunday - Coming back from Cambridge, bit of DIY probably, shooting more rabbits
Get off my beech hedge you feckers.
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A wedding in Busancais France, I feel fatter and sunburnt but more relaxed... they know how to eat, drink and relax over there.
The French mother of the bride was a little shocked at how we managed to drink the entire weekends beer supply on the first night so I am glad to report we are still No.1 in that department!
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Didn't go and watch lycra clad chappies hurtle round the town centre on bikes
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Survived Stevenage. Didn't need my stab-proof vest. The old town is actually quite nice. New town is a sh!tehole though...
Oh and Spurs (actually their reserves plus Robbie Keane and Darren Bent) won 3-1. Premiership fans, keep an eye out for the 17 year old Adel Taarabt. He's going to be a star.Last edited by Cowboy Bob; 9 July 2007, 06:57.
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Camping and diving weekend
in Teignmouth.
And got slightly sunburnt.
The sea was calm and the fish and chips were delicious.
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Brits (?) on tourOriginally posted by darmstadtDrove to Munich and gor drunk then drove to Darmstadt and got more drunk. Now driving to Stuttgart to work.
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Drove to Munich and gor drunk then drove to Darmstadt and got more drunk. Now driving to Stuttgart to work.
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