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Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
IGMC
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Originally posted by amcdonald View PostExplain Dogbert, and Brian off Family Guy then
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This thread reminds me of the old adage:
"I have never went to bed with a dog, woken up with a few though"
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Posthaving a big dog cleavage is extremely useful for catching objects in, especially if they are made of chocolate. A wider decolletage is best for licorice allsorts or mini eggs, whilst a tighter , pert one is best for choloate buttons, or rolos
wider, suitable for larger chocolate objects
more pert, useful for catching smaller items
Megan Fox pulls out all the stops (and a VERY low cut dress) for new movie Passion Play... but it's still going straight to DVD | Mail Online
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Originally posted by amcdonald View PostNext you'll be telling me Men Behaving Badly wasn't a documentary
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Originally posted by A dog View PostI have changed some details to preserve anonymity but the essence of the story is true. We will call her 'Lady'.
wider, suitable for larger chocolate objects
more pert, useful for catching smaller items
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostEasy - that's a cartoon and therefore not real. I don't want to piss on your chips, but Yogi wasn't real and bears can't talk, dispite what it says in the 3 bears book. The Flintstones were not the 'modern stone age family' They also were a cartoon and were not real. Cayotes cannot strap themselves to rockets to catch roadrunners!
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