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It took him a while to put that post together too.Originally posted by Troll View PostThat's just plain wrong
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Well there is this one and it is a bloke...Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostNo I wouldn't. Can you find a thread in which I've said 'I would' about a truly ugly minger?
I'm half expecting some knobfaced loser to searching through all the threads now.
http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...using-him.html
Twice!!I've seen this story on the news the last couple of days and I can't help asking why the women concerned didn't make accusations earlier. I don't want to get into Mr Cain's politics, as there are probably many things on which I would disagree with him, and many issues on which I would agree with him; that's not the point though.
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Someone mention search??Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostNo I wouldn't. Can you find a thread in which I've said 'I would' about a truly ugly minger?
I'm half expecting some knobfaced loser to searching through all the threads now.
Mich I would site:forums.contractoruk.com
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No I wouldn't. Can you find a thread in which I've said 'I would' about a truly ugly minger?Originally posted by d000hg View PostMich still would.
I'm half expecting some knobfaced loser to searching through all the threads now.
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Lucky woman ....
Now all she needs to do, is lose weight so she doesnt die of obesity in the next year and have a shave so she isnt mistaken for a man in a bar brawl ...
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I was at least hoping for a picture of the coughed up tumour all phlegmy and such like.
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Nasty cough she had.
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