visual joke
whats this. (gunman squats in almost seated position and moves arse in horizontal circular motion)?
Mr Whippy having a S H I T.
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Yes, but think of the kudos of being known as Mr Whippy.Originally posted by WageSlaveNah, doesn't appeal to my romantic notions. I would have to change my name to Joe, wear a white t-shirt and live in Balham with a woman called Pat. Although Pat would provide me with plaice and chips each evening before settling down to watch Wheel of Fortune, she would be having a secret affair with Tim, a self-employed paper hanger.
In our bedroom we would have brown suitcases filled with old blonde wigs, crammed between the wardrobe and the ceiling.
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Apparently for some reason they are more insterested in sausage without a bun. Must be the atkins diet!
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Nah, doesn't appeal to my romantic notions. I would have to change my name to Joe, wear a white t-shirt and live in Balham with a woman called Pat. Although Pat would provide me with plaice and chips each evening before settling down to watch Wheel of Fortune, she would be having a secret affair with Tim, a self-employed paper hanger.Originally posted by Lucifer BoxTry an ice cream van franchise, Slave. One of the few occupations where your clients are always pleased to see you.
In our bedroom we would have brown suitcases filled with old blonde wigs, crammed between the wardrobe and the ceiling.
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Do they get many tourists in need of a hot dog and ketchup in Clapham?
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Try an ice cream van franchise, Slave. One of the few occupations where your clients are always pleased to see you.Originally posted by WageSlaveIt's Wednesday...half way through the week...already lost the will to live...
Am seriously considering jacking it all in to start a new life as a hot dog vendor in Hyde Park called Pepe. Stall will be called, 'Pepe's Spicy Sausage Stall'.
Lucifer in "99 with sprinkles and raspberry sauce" mode.
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It's Wednesday...half way through the week...already lost the will to live...
Am seriously considering jacking it all in to start a new life as a hot dog vendor in Hyde Park called Pepe. Stall will be called, 'Pepe's Spicy Sausage Stall'.
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One can gain brief respite by writing imaginative things on the time-sheets.Originally posted by zeitghostOnly at end of contract.
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