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Why not have a go, report back or not...Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWhat I don't get it how bored you have to be to choke yourself, stick an orange in your mouth and have a thomas.
I mean, is it, after you've posted 15000 times on a word game on a bulletin board you think. Yeah done that, bored now, I'm off down to Burtons for a tie and Sainsbury's to the fruit and veg stand!?!
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Maybe he completed farmville and had nothing interesting to put as a status update.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostWhat I don't get it how bored you have to be to choke yourself, stick an orange in your mouth and have a thomas.
I mean, is it, after you've posted 15000 times on a word game on a bulletin board you think. Yeah done that, bored now, I'm off down to Burtons for a tie and Sainsbury's to the fruit and veg stand!?!
HTH
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What I don't get it how bored you have to be to choke yourself, stick an orange in your mouth and have a thomas.
I mean, is it, after you've posted 15000 times on a word game on a bulletin board you think. Yeah done that, bored now, I'm off down to Burtons for a tie and Sainsbury's to the fruit and veg stand!?!
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OK, I want to put on record right now that I have never done this, ever, honest.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostHave you ever tried? Come on you can tell us.
Or is it only for the likes of the famous and Sasguru?
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Even god logs into CUK Churchill. He's reading your every comment!Originally posted by Churchill View PostNot really, how can the dead be embarrassed?
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Ah, the Hutchence or the Elvis. I'd say the Elvis is less embarrassing.Originally posted by zeitghostAs opposed to popping your clogs whilst straining a bit too hard on the bog?
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That has got to be one of the most embarrasing ways to go...popping your cork while cracking one off!
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