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Previously on "big brother - LMAO"
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"...through the sights of a rifle", would I believe be the most appropriate suffix to this phrase.
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I did own an SLK once also, ouch the evidence is looking compelling...
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Do you alsoOriginally posted by lukemg View PostI watch big brother
(a) say "oh my God" a lot?
(b) say "I was like" a lot?
(c) make your voice go up at the end of sentences?
Just trying to build up a picture.
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I watch big brother, I am sure you are not really interestedOriginally posted by lukemg View PostI watch big brother, not sure why, not really interested in the evictions, possible slight voyeuristic tendencies, like to watch the interactions, jockeying for position etc.
Anyway, did anyone see the chap in the barrel in the diary room last night, I was crying with laughter, funniest thing I can remember on telly for a long time, reminded me of 'it's a knockout' when they put the big foam suits on.
Unintentional but brilliant stuff.
Just sorted that out for you.
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Good grief - what a thing to admit to!Originally posted by lukemg View PostI watch big brother, not sure why, not really interested in the evictions, possible slight voyeuristic tendencies, like to watch the interactions, jockeying for position etc.
Anyway, did anyone see the chap in the barrel in the diary room last night, I was crying with laughter, funniest thing I can remember on telly for a long time, reminded me of 'it's a knockout' when they put the big foam suits on.
Unintentional but brilliant stuff.
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big brother - LMAO
I watch big brother, not sure why, not really interested in the evictions, possible slight voyeuristic tendencies, like to watch the interactions, jockeying for position etc.
Anyway, did anyone see the chap in the barrel in the diary room last night, I was crying with laughter, funniest thing I can remember on telly for a long time, reminded me of 'it's a knockout' when they put the big foam suits on.
Unintentional but brilliant stuff.Tags: None
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