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I know all about andyW's mum and chutney spoons. But I am still baffled by it all.
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You turn up to the CUK drinks and bribe us with alcoholOriginally posted by Bacchus View PostBut what if you are a genuine new user but have been lurking for a while, so know who is a pinko, who is a knob, who is a cretin, and who still wets the bed
And you don't like films about gladiators
And you don't know how to bleed a radiator
And you've NEVER licked the chutney spoon (...in public)
How do you prove that you're not a sock-puppet?
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But what if
But what if you are a genuine new user but have been lurking for a while, so know who is a pinko, who is a knob, who is a cretin, and who still wets the bed
And you don't like films about gladiators
And you don't know how to bleed a radiator
And you've NEVER licked the chutney spoon (...in public)
How do you prove that you're not a sock-puppet?
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post...and make it funnier than that last pillock from France.
Sorry about the last one, I will try harder next time.
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You need to be careful about showing too much knowledge of the forum too early. Waltzing in shouting about andyW's mum and chutney spoons shows that you've been around for a while. Pretend to be baffled by it allOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostShould I be more balanced? I dont think passive would do in general so looks like aggressive it is. Could someone give me some tips please?
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Should I be more balanced? I dont think passive would do in general so looks like aggressive it is. Could someone give me some tips please?Originally posted by sasguru View PostWell if he had asked for an unbalanced passive-aggressive drivel-poster I'm sure you would have leapt to post first
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I thought Wandsworth was a billionaires playground to rival Monaco. I even saw a super yacht moored outside the Arndale centre last time I drove past.Originally posted by Bunk View PostNah, Pooperscooper is bad enough going on about his new adopted homeland. We need someone from somewhere exotic.
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