Originally posted by Chico
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The back passage..!!Originally posted by FungusI bet Chico can tell us from which passage those statements come.
Boom
Boom
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Interesting. Dictionary.com has the phrase "Expand your backyard" as a synonym for "broaden". How apt.
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=broaden
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You know what they say, join the Salvation Army and feel a man.Originally posted by sasguruIndeed. Expand his world view.
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Indeed. Expand his world view.Originally posted by The Lone GunmanYes widen his circle as it were
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Yes, you could broaden his, er, mind.Originally posted by Captain JackI guarantee he'd never be the same again and it would certainly be a birthday to remember.
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I guarantee he'd never be the same again and it would certainly be a birthday to remember.Originally posted by sasguruCap'n Jack, why don't you invite Chico out to Soho and show him a good time for his birthday
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Cap'n Jack, why don't you invite Chico out to Soho and show him a good time for his birthdayOriginally posted by Captain JackOooooh, you cheeky monkey.
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Oooooh, you cheeky monkey.Originally posted by zeitghostOoooooooooooooooooo that sounds like fun...
Have you mentioned it to Cap'n Jack?
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Chickpea turds scratch the inside of your arse!Originally posted by zeitghostcome to think of it, the nut cutlet is probly mortification enough...
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Happy birthday Chico. Have fun tonight. Go out and drink loads of champagne. Take some coke. Score some pay-as-you-go sex.
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Make sure it's just before he presses the trigger button. That way you'll get to spread your goodwill over as wide an area as possible.Originally posted by Lucifer BoxMake it your good deed for the day to hug a fundamentalist Islamic terrorist in a display of brotherly love.
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Make it your good deed for the day to hug a fundamentalist Islamic terrorist in a display of brotherly love.
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