erm..no?a spanging is when you come out with a bad pun/joke and someone posts something like this
prodigy69 broke b3ta and made everyone leave,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:46,
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There was a b3ta dictionary at some point. No idea where it is hiding these days.
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Dr Scunner She’s a he, technically, but she’s scalding hot,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 14:14,
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And the square on the hippopotamus is..?Lovely. Sorry for the synchro-post.
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barryheadwound Mul-ti-pass? Multipass!,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:43,
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it's the way of b3ta :)
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prodigy69 broke b3ta and made everyone leave,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:47,
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It is indeed...If it had been one of my normal slap-dash efforts I'd be feeling more guilty, but hopefully that thing ^ is rather clever ;o)
( barryheadwound Mul-ti-pass? Multipass!,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:48,
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i swearI'm just listening to an old XFM podcast and Pilkington is talking about hippos and hypotenuse
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GET OUT OF MY MIND
(:O
GET OUT OF MY MIND
Victor Meldrew,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:44,
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Don't let that animal have any sugarIt'll become a hyperpotamus.
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Tribs 🦇 ↓ dn ʎɐʍ sᴉɥʇ ↓🦇,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:49,
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pffh :)he's always at the doctors because he's a hippocondriac
( prodigy69 broke b3ta and made everyone leave,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:53,
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I always saw hippos as more the "woodwind" section of the animal orchestra!woo
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The magic of chutney Shakes it like an Instagram filter!,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:53,
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Well, you see..Once upon a time in an Indian village, there lived three squaws. Two squaws had young sons who were very overweight. The first squaw, whose son weighed 150 pounds, always placed her son on a bear hide near a pine grove; the second squaw, whose son also weighed 150 pounds, put her son on a moose hide in the shade of a large oak tree; but the third squaw, who was expecting the birth of her first son, always rested on a hippopotamus hide beside a bubbling brook. Her weight? 300 pounds!
To this day, mathematicians give credit to these women and their children for proving the Pythagorean Theorem, because you see: The squaw of the hippopotamus is equal to the sons of the squaws of the other two hides.
(To this day, mathematicians give credit to these women and their children for proving the Pythagorean Theorem, because you see: The squaw of the hippopotamus is equal to the sons of the squaws of the other two hides.
Brandy_Bumwinkle,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:55,
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...Go to the corner, and have a think about you have just done.
( The magic of chutney Shakes it like an Instagram filter!,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:55,
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Years since I've read this jokeBut was reminded of it as soon as I saw the cartoon.
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Snappyuk gets BIGGER with free sample.,
Tue 2 Aug 2011, 10:13,
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oh dear oh dear....:~)
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MrSanity has maybe kicked the WoW habit forever,
Fri 29 Jul 2011, 13:58,
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