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Janey has time on her hands.... maybe she'd prefer to have something else on them instead.
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http://forums.contractoruk.com/thread3537-curtains.html
Contains one of the funnier curtain refs I remember.
When I was a trainee Chef about 17 years ago this other trainee took me back to her parents big house, we are talking mansion here folks. As we had to work split shifts and I lived miles away she invited me round for the few hours in between shifts. There was only me and her in, she went for a shower, I pretended to look for the toilet and got a glips of her in the shower, I shot downstairs, it was really quiet so I had a wank and wiped it on the curtains.
I thought all was well and we watched a film for the other couple of hours and she said nothing. When we went back to work though people were sniggering and shouting "******" behind my back.
I nearly died that day man.
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Possibly, the old memory's not what it used to be. I'm sure el Duder would have done the same in similar circumstances though.Originally posted by hyperDMr LB - wasn't that HHH with a rather sordid story?
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Mr LB - wasn't that HHH with a rather sordid story?Originally posted by Lucifer BoxJacking off on someone's curtains I expect.
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Jacking off on someone's curtains I expect.
Either that or he couldn't decide which type of Sprite to have today and is still standing dazed and confused in the shop.
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He is somewhere in Amsterdam eating frikkendel and bitterballen.Originally posted by AtWDidn't he move to Canada to become ski instructor or something?
Wonder what was in his lunchbox today - sandwiches with black and red caviar no doubt...
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Where is Sprite boy?
Didn't he move to Canada to become ski instructor or something?
Wonder what was in his lunchbox today - sandwiches with black and red caviar no doubt...Tags: None
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