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I have a friend whose brother has Asperger's. He's obsessed with lorries, and can't appreciate the context of anything you say to him.
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I LOVE fresh beetroot, but, yes, there is always that "bowel cancer" and "investing in German toilets" moment the next day...Originally posted by cojak View PostThat's nothing compared to fresh beetroot.
Mr C thought he needed an ambulance after a salad with it in...
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Originally posted by Malcolm Buggeridge View PostA few years ago, I was courting a lovely young lady from Barnstaple.
Charming in all respects except one. She referred to the act of "powdering her nose" as "going for a slash".
I found it most unedifying and her continual use of the term prevented my old chap rising to the occassion.
It didn't last long....
Couldn't agree more!
What's "going for a slash" got to do with snorting coke???
Unless she had a p155 at the same time?
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A few years ago, I was courting a lovely young lady from Barnstaple.
Charming in all respects except one. She referred to the act of "powdering her nose" as "going for a slash".
I found it most unedifying and her continual use of the term prevented my old chap rising to the occassion.
It didn't last long....
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My wee smells like sugar puffs. Should I be seeking medical advice?
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