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Guinevere liked a bit of rough now and again so I'm told, so you might've had your uses after all...
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Indeed. 'twas ever so; all those airy-fairy knights with delusions of grandeur never invited anyone who might actually be capable of causing real physical damage.Originally posted by AtW View PostPlus I don't think violence should be used to settle differences, and frankly duel thing was a joke since peasants like yourself don't get invited to those.
As Lancelot said to Galahad 'oooh dear look out son, there comes Sir Hurtalot, now don't be getting into fights with him'.
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Public transport (bus you waiting for) is a bit tulip.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThought so. Yer big poof.
Plus I don't think violence should be used to settle differences, and frankly duel thing was a joke since peasants like yourself don't get invited to those.
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Thought so. Yer big poof.Originally posted by AtW View PostYou'll be waiting for a long time.
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Is such a thing even possible ??Originally posted by Churchill View PostWtf? Is that Cojak's evil retarded twin?
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Birmingham Road, Edgbaston. I'm waiting at the bus stop right now.Originally posted by AtW View PostOk, what's your address... friend?
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Bring it here and I'll sign it with both hands at the same time.Originally posted by AtW View PostI need 2 signatures on my plasma rifle license application.
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You're quite right. Happily we were able to take strong, decisive and affirmative action before this thread became completely unsuitable for CUK General.Originally posted by original PM View Postho hum - this thread was quite informative until you lot started to call each other names...
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