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By 'ringing', do mean making a noise or as a verb for comming out?Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostThey had a guy who got his mobile stuck up there. It still got a reception as it started ringing.
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They had a guy who got his mobile stuck up there. It still got a reception as it started ringing.
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That's sick. Let's hear more wholesome stories about what women stick in their front bottoms.
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I know a nurse and she says they have had blokes admitted with can a of deoderant stuck up their bottom. They try excuses like I slipped getting out of the bath and the can was on the toilet. Imagine that - what are the odds of that happening and it going right up your bum hole!
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Speaking of (one interpretation) of the former:
Qu: What's one of the first symptoms of AIDS?
Ans: A pounding sensation in the arse
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Dunno about the former, but as far as the latter goes 99% of men would know, and the other 1% would be liers.
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I don't know what's worse, having a tight ring on the end of your nob or having to pull it off yourself.
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Because he wasn't using his head, or some brightspark thought it would be a good idea if a bunch of sexy nurses should try and pull it off?
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The bike was unavailable for comment (said a spokesman).
The engagement is off
--Signed the bike
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