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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostE) Quesioned why any sane person would need an assault rifle (turns out he has two)
He's turned his back on me now and keeps looking over nervously.
I reckon he hates Brits and reckons I may be one of them liberal queers. I may have to call him sweety in a minute.
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You're not fooling anybody MF. Unless there's a keyboard between you.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostAt breakfast. Guy on the next table with a little kid is talking to another couple and conversation turns to guns. This guy starts off calm and then gets more erratic as he bangs on about protecting his family & he has an assault rifle at home to protect his family. Pointing to his son he then starts to vent about someone breaking into his house and how he'd kill to protect his family, finishing his rant by pointing his fingers like a gun and shooting the couple next to him.
God bless Americans.
The worrying thing is I think it is fairly typical.
I just wish he would tell it to the parents of the kids shot by gunmen.
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At breakfast. Guy on the next table with a little kid is talking to another couple and conversation turns to guns. This guy starts off calm and then gets more erratic as he bangs on about protecting his family & he has an assault rifle at home to protect his family. Pointing to his son he then starts to vent about someone breaking into his house and how he'd kill to protect his family, finishing his rant by pointing his fingers like a gun and shooting the couple next to him.
God bless Americans.
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostWhat, eating a ferrero rocher from someones ass?
I am sure Zeity will be along to correct me. Or did the spend the whole of the sixties sorting punch cards and repairing valves?
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I thought that being a prick online was called trolling. Being a prick in real life is just.. well being a prick? Have I got this wrong?Last edited by northernladuk; 17 December 2012, 12:08.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI think its more like felching - not that I am an expert so how would I know?
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post... Its not too late to give him a ferraro rosche you know....
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