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Davros' Grandad confesses: On visiting my ex-wife's house, I wiped my bum on the toothbrush belonging to the bloke she ran off with. At least, I thought it was his toothbrush.

(, Thu 17 Sep 2009, 14:36)
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Words I snigger at
especially when used in a normal conversation:
it
hard
some
portion
do
wood
juice
up
part
pork
give

Will add more as they come up (snigger @ up)

Edit:
tool
kipper
beaver
badger
horn
fur
flaps
(, Sun 20 Sep 2009, 18:57, 11 replies)
How about
moist?
Entertain us?
(, Sun 20 Sep 2009, 19:29, closed)
steaming?
rampant?
masticate?
(, Sun 20 Sep 2009, 19:53, closed)
masticate
is a word that I wish was used more often. I would have a permanent grin on my face if it was used in daily conversion. Did anyone else find the release of the mazda rx8 rather funny?

Wankel rotary engine
(, Sun 20 Sep 2009, 20:13, closed)
Hee hee

release.
(, Sun 20 Sep 2009, 21:03, closed)
Nice one!

For some reason it made me think of the gem: Insert
(, Sun 20 Sep 2009, 21:06, closed)

'Moist' is pretty good but it works so much better when combined with 'flange'.

Combined, they make up the dirtiest innocent phrase in the English language.
(, Sun 20 Sep 2009, 22:24, closed)
I think this is rivalled by:

basted meat.
(, Mon 21 Sep 2009, 12:31, closed)
oh honestly...
you forgot to snigger at 'come'
(, Sun 20 Sep 2009, 20:09, closed)
what about the phrase...
...heavy load...

rofl!!!11!!
(, Mon 21 Sep 2009, 1:23, closed)
You'd be surprised...
...at how often the words "do do" occur in ordinary conversation.
(, Mon 21 Sep 2009, 1:32, closed)
^This
Especially in my boss's phone conversations. Always makes me snigger.

Even better, one day my mate heard him say "you stroke dick" in the middle of a business call. He was oblivious to it until he hung up and asked her why she was crying with laughter.

Apparently he'd just been discussing an activity that was to be done either by the person on the phone or a gentleman called Dick. He'd said it as "you/Dick".
(, Mon 21 Sep 2009, 12:51, closed)

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