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How did 54 mins become two hours? You cavorting around in Threaded's time machine again old boy?
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And you are Mr two hoursOriginally posted by realityhack View PostKnock it off, the pair of you.
ahem
later???
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MF said the other day that sasguru and DimPrawn had a Star Wars themed wedding, and they tied the knot dressed as Storm Troopers.
Allegedly.
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Oh dear me. Did you think you'd had a witty remark only to find you the follow up was better.Originally posted by Ruprect View PostWhat a bell end you are. In fact, you're not even a bell end, you're the knob cheese. What a sad little man you are.
Keep trying.
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So would you. Only because when you reach back you'd find someone elses close behind you.Originally posted by Ruprect View PostWhereas you would struggle to find your own arse with both hands.

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Whereas you would struggle to find your own arse with both hands.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostIn this case, nope. But then again you'd struggle with making sense of a large card with the letter A and a picture of an apple. So it's not really a fair question.
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In this case, nope. But then again you'd struggle with making sense of a large card with the letter A and a picture of an apple. So it's not really a fair question.Originally posted by Ruprect View PostDid this make any sense to anyone?
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Wedding Attair
I must express a formal compliant regarding Nick who is failing in his web watching since arriving back on the bench.
How on earth have we not seen and commented on Nazi Chic Cosplay, Chinese Netizen Reactions – chinaSMACK yet:
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