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In which case you'll have to resort to analogue methods and go and kick her bins over.Originally posted by wobbegong View PostBizzare logic. My 82 yr old next door neighbour hasn't seen internet bullying, but then again she hasn't got a computer. So how is she the bully?
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Because old people are gits ....Originally posted by wobbegong View PostBizzare logic. My 82 yr old next door neighbour hasn't seen internet bullying, but then again she hasn't got a computer. So how is she the bully?

Ahhh if only sci-fi stories were true ... We could bump em all off once they reached a certain age ..
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Bizzare logic. My 82 yr old next door neighbour hasn't seen internet bullying, but then again she hasn't got a computer. So how is she the bully?Originally posted by SimonMac View PostIf you haven't seen internet bullying its a safe bet that you are the bully yourself then
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I am the most stupid poster here. I believe EVERYTHING I read on cuk. Particularly posts about non-IT topics - aren't IT geeks experts on everything?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI used to wrestle them as a strongman in a travelling circus.
I wonder if he's as stupid as suity and falls for that one
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I used to wrestle them as a strongman in a travelling circus.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostNot after you stuffed my head down the toilet I didn't.
And anyway - how do you know what a polar bear's armpit smells like?
I wonder if he's as stupid as suity and falls for that one
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That's because you smell like a polar bears armpit.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat is this internet bullying thing? I never see anything like that on cuk.
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What is this internet bullying thing? I never see anything like that on cuk.
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