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Reply to: Fried cat legs anyone?
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Previously on "Fried cat legs anyone?"
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Not in pictorial form you'll be sad to know.. Well known energy supplier owned by centrica.. Add an 'h' et voilà
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suppose we have to do something will all these dead cats bouncing everwhere.
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Originally posted by Xenophon View PostNAT & zg - it was nothing really major. cm objected to cs' post as it was something that rhymed with 'bleating wussy'...
Subtle
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NAT & zg - it was nothing really major. cm objected to cs' post as it was something that rhymed with 'bleating wussy'...
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For those of us who missed it, a brief, possibly sanitised description would be appreciated.
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Things have changed. I don't recall you ever apologising before.Originally posted by cupidstunt View PostApologies
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Originally posted by Chugnut View PostAlthough given his id and avatar, not altogether surprising...Edited Avatar and comment.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostYes, I had the misforturne of switching on avatars earlier to see whoever had a new one.... and saw it.
Still a bit too far but maybe I am just a prude
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Yes, I had the misforturne of switching on avatars earlier to see whoever had a new one.... and saw it.Originally posted by Chugnut View PostAlthough given his id and avatar, not altogether surprising...
Still a bit too far but maybe I am just a prude
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Got to be a joke“If Peruvians really eat poor old Moggy because they think his meat cures bronchitis, that’s about as bizarre as it gets, although remember that Asians eat monkey bits thinking that will cure their impotence and even Europeans butcher poor old Bessie the cow or Henny Penny the hen, because they see them as nothing more than a bit of nourishment,” a source in PETA told The Sun.
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