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Previously on "My Wilmslow moment"
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FTFYOriginally posted by AtW View PostYes we are sure - DodgyAgent has got mates.
HTH
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Or at least knows how to make themOriginally posted by AtW View PostYes we are sure - DodgyAgent's mate has got kids.
HTH
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Sounds like your mate is the "Wilmslow".Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI am going to my god daughters 21st at the weekend and the parents had arranged a B&B for us to stay in. I told them I didnt want it, rang the pub up and cancelled. My friend had insisted I call them and said that he had other guests who wanted the room, so really no problem apart from a bit of name changing. He then texts me and says that the pub are "very unhappy". he didnt need to tell me that but he and his wife cannot help themselves but to make everyone around them feel guilty and uncomfortable, so this is not an isolated incident. So I sent him a text saying "tulip happens" and no doubt he and his wife will "kick off" when we see them.
How am I doing Wilmslow?
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Even a Euroshag?Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostA shag is a shag no matter what you prefix it with. You of all people should know that
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A shag is a shag no matter what you prefix it with. You of all people should know thatOriginally posted by Churchill View PostI'd heard you'd been reduced to a sympathy shag.
So sad for such a once proud man...
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I will of course be having to fight her friends off come saturday nightOriginally posted by Churchill View PostIf you'd been accused of shagging your God daughter then 10/10 and a gold star!
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Indeed. It is in the middle of LincolnshireOriginally posted by Wilmslow View PostEr - Why was a B&B booked for you, and why do the pub have a problem if the rooms are full anyway?
Sounds very strange......
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FTFYOriginally posted by Churchill View PostIf you'd been caught shagging your God daughter then 10/10 and a gold star!
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