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I like that one.Originally posted by TestMangler View PostSledge : Given to a guy who was 'normally pulled by dogs'.
I used to know a barmaid known as Shed, derived from "Empty shed", Made of wood and nothing in it. She wasn't very bright...
Then the inevitable Chalky for a coloured lad, Slim for a tubby lad and Curly for someone as bald as a coot.
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The moral of this story is, it's better to quit whilst you're a head.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostHarsh, but fair.
I am probbly the only CUK'er who knows the truth...
When he was born, the doctors told his da to prepare for a shock. So they went to the ward to with the badly disabled kids, and his dad had a tear and said 'which one is he ? I'll still love him to bits'
'Er, actually its worse, follow me' so they went to the next ward
there was just a head on a pillow with loads of tubes going up the nose
'Oh MF is that you son?'
'Er, actually its worse, follow me' so they went to a little room off the back
and in an incubator was a bell-end, with a little tube going in
'WTF, is that my son ??? nothing but a knob-end?'
'Yes, I am sorry. But I have some very very bad news'
'BAD NEWS??? whaaa'
'Yes....'
'...He's a total twat'

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Harsh, but fair.Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post******* hell! Were you a Thalidomide baby?
I am probbly the only CUK'er who knows the truth...
When he was born, the doctors told his da to prepare for a shock. So they went to the ward to with the badly disabled kids, and his dad had a tear and said 'which one is he ? I'll still love him to bits'
'Er, actually its worse, follow me' so they went to the next ward
there was just a head on a pillow with loads of tubes going up the nose
'Oh MF is that you son?'
'Er, actually its worse, follow me' so they went to a little room off the back
and in an incubator was a bell-end, with a little tube going in
'WTF, is that my son ??? nothing but a knob-end?'
'Yes, I am sorry. But I have some very very bad news'
'BAD NEWS??? whaaa'
'Yes....'
'...He's a total twat'
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******* hell! Were you a Thalidomide baby?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostThey used to call me Tripod.
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No?Originally posted by SimonMac View PostUsed to?
Does that mean you have had the op and the sex change has been a success?
I sold my telescope.
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Never really had a nickname, but am usually the great giver of workplace nicknames.
My favoutite ones were:
Wheelbarrow : Given to a guy who sat there doing f**k all until you pushed him.
Sledge : Given to a guy who was 'normally pulled by dogs'.
Prince : Given to a guy who was so tight, he wouldn't spend a penny over the client co's nightly £20 subsistance rate. So, he partied when it was £19.99
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Probably to do with bikini bottoms, a gravel beach and strong seas.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostEvery new house you move to, the first thing you do is replace the carpy paved or tarmaced drive with a gravel one?
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Someone I know everyone calls them Grouch including their bird, because they whinge about everything, and no matter how good a day they have they always look miserable
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At school - Bones - I was very tall and very thin before I started playing Rugby and filled out a bit.
In the Forces - Paddy
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