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Previously on "The too many boyos with too much time and not enough imagination thread."
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A ha said our hero, I've seen this sort before. The trick is to make sure your tool is well lubricated and then when inserted ensure you apply enough upward force to hit the sweet spot inside the mechanism. Pretty soon after that with a bit of waggling about you should hear a pop. Job done, everyone's happy.
So with his trusty tool in hand he walked towards the evil woman...
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostYou lot are total fecking nutjobs.
"Wash your potty mouth out!" declared her wicked stepmother and handed her the soap, which slipped out of her lily-white hands and landed on the floor beside the bench.
As she bent to pick it up, a gust of wind lifted her skirt, revealing her padlocked chastity belt.
Our handsome hero, faced with such a challenge, got out his lock-pick, but this was no cheap lock - oh no - it was a Yale! What could he do?
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Originally posted by vetran View PostMF said 'But I thought you were a Bridesmaid, that's allowed if the wife is late. Did you have any need for a sled?'
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBut she was caught nearly nude with a short, fat, balding ugly bloke. Susan shouted "MF tried to force himself upon me".
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Originally posted by vetran View PostLuckily the British government bail them out and add it the national debt, the naughty bank directors are told to not let it happen again.
Susan still waiting expectantly feels a chill creep over her, her wicked stepmother NLYUK is walking up the stairs, will she be caught nearly nude with a strange muscley man in her boudoir?
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Originally posted by doodab View PostUnfortunately becuase the CEO of the bank was up to his eyes in coke and hookers this error didn't come to light for several weeks, by which time the bank was on the verge of bankruptcy.
Susan still waiting expectantly feels a chill creep over her, her wicked stepmother NLYUK is walking up the stairs, will she be caught nearly nude with a strange muscley man in her boudoir?
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Originally posted by zeitghostRydym yn caniatáu y Cymry i gael mynediad i'r rhyngrwyd, apparently.
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostBut unfortunately the bank's rounding code had been written by Bob, and instead of rounding down it rounded up, leaving William's account forty-seven billion rupees in debt at the end of the first day.
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostAs Rajesh, or William as he was better known to his customers, waited for the Sales Rep to reboot the PC for the third time his mind wandered to his favourite place. To the dreams and hopes he had for a better life outside of the relatively well paid air-conditioned office job. He'd seen Slumdog Millionaire five times and knew that it was possible. Rajesh had another job working at the call centre for Barclays and had written a program that would round off all the decimal pennies and place the money in a special account, just for him. The plan was fool proof and Rajesh congratulated himself daily on being the first to think of it...
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post...Dell's regional sales representative, and although he had all the gear he couldn't install it and had to phone a helpdesk in Bangalore to ask someone called Rajesh who sounded like a Welshman to explain...
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