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Mmm a Russian brain, unused and never soaked in vodka. Must be like the caviar of a Baltic Sturgeon but with more facial hair and scales.
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You'd be surprised, humps are very vogueOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostThere's not much bidding for a bird with a hump... You are talking about your hump aren't you???
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Shirley his brain has to be worth more? I mean, it has never been used. Not once.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAtw's virginity has to be worth something surely?
BBC NEWS | England | Bristol | Student sells virginity on web
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Atw has been offering 10k for someone to take his virginity but alas no takers of yet I believe.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostWell if someone's offered 10k to shag that munter, he'd probably stand a chance.
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There's not much bidding for a bird with a hump... You are talking about your hump aren't you???Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post10k! tulip the bed, I'm off to eBay. Mine must have grown back by now.
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10k! shit: the bed, I'm off to eBay. Mine must have grown back by now.
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FTFY!Originally posted by BBCAuction website eBay has withdrawn the offer, although Ms Reid says she will continue the action on her own website.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
Coitus Interruptus?
Originally posted by BBCAuction website eBay has withdrawn the offer, although Ms Reid says she will continue the auction on her own website.
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hyperD, with £100,000, we'd be millionaires! We could buy all kinds of useful things like...love!Originally posted by Bluespider View PostOne of your livers??!!??
Where do you keep the other one? under the sink?
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Well if someone's offered 10k to shag that munter, he'd probably stand a chance.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAtw's virginity has to be worth something surely?
BBC NEWS | England | Bristol | Student sells virginity on web
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Atw's virginity has to be worth something surely?
BBC NEWS | England | Bristol | Student sells virginity on web
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One of your livers??!!??Originally posted by hyperD View PostI could probably get £100,000 for one of my livers. Considering it's durability, perhaps more.
Where do you keep the other one? under the sink?
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