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hmmm , between your legs, or MF's legsOriginally posted by Gentile View PostI don't wish to brag, but between your two legs and mine I reckon mine probably are the best.
tricky
if I go one way, I'll end up feeling a stupid cnt
the other way
I'll feel a right little prick
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You heard she's a bit of rottweiler as well then.Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostI think she'll probably have both ...
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I think she'll probably have both ...Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostBog off. It's the best of two legs.
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Bog off. It's the best of two legs.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMarillionFan 0 - 1 Gentile

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Interesting psychoanalysis there, Dr Freud. You can indeed tell a lot about people by the artefacts they put out there for others to see. Take clothing for example:Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostInteresting handwriting, the unevenness of the sentence gives the indication of an unbalanced mind. The capital I, with it's given slant shows the individual has a drink problem, possibly whiskey, possibly methds. The fluid strokes of the pen mean that the writer sits uncomfortably and is not supporting their arms properly when writing, this could be because of they have a cheap chair or they are balancing badly. The blue pen is signficant, it gives the indication of masculinity ,but at the same time femininity. The desk is significant, it shows that the writer thinks IKEA is quality furniture(It isn't) and finally by taking a picture of their writing the writer gives the suggestion they are indeed a total fruit loop.

The red colour indicates a deep, underlying, burning desire for acceptance. The owner of this t-shirt actively seeks out the approval of others, albeit subconsciously. Whilst they believe themselves to be bragging, under the pretext of seeking advice, others see the extreme loneliness and self-loathing that such neediness invariably indicates. Like a visitor to a hall of mirrors at the funfair, when the wearer looks in a mirror, the reflection that stares back at them is but a comically-distorted version of their real selves.
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Interesting handwriting, the unevenness of the sentence gives the indication of an unbalanced mind. The capital I, with it's given slant shows the individual has a drink problem, possibly whiskey, possibly methds. The fluid strokes of the pen mean that the writer sits uncomfortably and is not supporting their arms properly when writing, this could be because of they have a cheap chair or they are balancing badly. The blue pen is signficant, it gives the indication of masculinity ,but at the same time femininity. The desk is significant, it shows that the writer thinks IKEA is quality furniture(It isn't) and finally by taking a picture of their writing the writer gives the suggestion they are indeed a total fruit loop.Originally posted by Gentile View Post
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostLooks like one of mine, when I had to do them, especially 'equal opportunity special needs employee.'
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Looks like one of mine, when I had to do them, especially 'equal opportunity special needs employee.'Tags: None
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