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I must admit Im with MF on this one - a sound investment. You cant take it with you !
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Is it SuitYou Swinging 'n' Swopping Saturday again already?Originally posted by suityou01 View PostDuuuuuuuuh you and missus are coming to our swingers party already.
Err, I think we might have a subsequent engagement.
I'll just pop the spoon through the letterbox, so to speak.
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I know a guy who owed £150k when he declared himself bankrupt. Was he daft? Or did he just get £150k of free stuff?Originally posted by minestrone View PostA chap I knew at uni got 10 grand worth of credit, went a bit wild and spent the lot, declared bankrupt at the age of 20. He was a daft boy, I refuse to accept that someone that claims to have contracted for 11 years can be that stupid. Load of pish if you ask me.
(cue people moralising and going on about their high bank charges being a result of this kind of thing).
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Duuuuuuuuh you and missus are coming to our swingers party already.Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostFunnily enough, I do have a spare gold long chutney spoon; I got sent a couple as part of a marketing exercise last year.
(Assuming they're not in storage like most everything else.)
P'raps I should drop it in when I'm next passing Luton.
Are you in on Saturday night?
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Funnily enough, I do have a spare gold long chutney spoon; I got sent a couple as part of a marketing exercise last year.Originally posted by suityou01 View PostHa you are Cyberman and I claim my free chutney spoon!
(Assuming they're not in storage like most everything else.)
P'raps I should drop it in when I'm next passing Luton.
Are you in on Saturday night?
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A chap I knew at uni got 10 grand worth of credit, went a bit wild and spent the lot, declared bankrupt at the age of 20. He was a daft boy, I refuse to accept that someone that claims to have contracted for 11 years can be that stupid. Load of pish if you ask me.
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Hush, you cheeky still-using-his-1st-login newbie!Originally posted by suityou01 View PostThe quietest I have ever seen Dickie
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Name: I shall not say.Originally posted by sockiefindergeneral View PostName rank and file Cranium.
NOW!
Rank: Sockie
File: 1st Class
But why should I answer to you, heretic? Your End User powers do not frighten me. Neither ducking stool, Scavenger's Daughter nor Iron Maiden frighten me, SockieFinder, for I am a double-God digital presence of another incarnation - which itself was a digital reincarnation.
You can never win, and you never shall. For we are legion and you are but ...
... a sockie yourself!
Judge not - lest YE BE JUDGED.
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There's been sockies at work on CUK all day but you'll never find them! Moooooo haaaaaaa haaaaaaaa!Originally posted by sockiefindergeneral View PostName rank and file Cranium.
NOW!
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