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Previously on "Threaded V Spod"
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What's one of those when someone who doesn't know is asking?Originally posted by kesJC is a f**king window licker
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Originally posted by MarillionFanAdd JC to that list as well. Not worth the air from my lungs the licksplittle.
JC is a f**king window licker
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Add JC to that list as well. Not worth the air from my lungs the licksplittle.
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Originally posted by MarillionFanWho cares? Both a couple of losers IMHO.
Well said MF
At last a man with a pair of balls who dares to stand up to threaded. Not like that greasy arse licker 'late great JC'
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Spod needs to be careful he doesn't re-enact the Morrison vs. Mercer bout. Stay sharp, even when on top, otherwise your head will be used to play ping pong with
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Threaded would go back in time in one of his Lambos and bribe the judges in advance to award him a win on points. Or kill Spod's dad. Or something.
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not just his eyebrow then that get grease treatment!Originally posted by kesThreaded has more "chins" than a Chinese telephone directory
It would be interesting to see how he reacts when the referee tells him to "enter the ring"
Old habits die hard 
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Maybe he means a race. My money's on spod having seen http://www.threaded.com/crashing_a_lamborghini_diablo_vt.htm
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Originally posted by voronThe big man obviously has a decent chin
Threaded has more "chins" than a Chinese telephone directory
It would be interesting to see how he reacts when the referee tells him to "enter the ring"
Old habits die hard
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Spod would need to use his superior reach to keep Threaded honest, picking him off with the jab at long range. The big man obviously has a decent chin, so it would be foolish to try and end it with one shot. Keep it nice and simple, work the ring well and establish a good tempo as questions have been asked about the big Dane's stamina. Should he break through the jab, Spod needs to wrap him up and use his height advantage to push down on his opponent. Watch out for the breaks, the big Dane can do some damage with the right
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Threaded wouldn't be allowed to have a bullsh*tting contest, his contract with the British b*lltulipters society wouldn't sanction itOriginally posted by The Lone GunmanStand up fight or bulltulipting contest?
Be specific man!
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Stand up fight or bulltulipting contest?Originally posted by keswho would win?
Be specific man!
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