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ThatNiceMan asks: Have you ever been talking with people down the pub when somebody throws such a complete curveball (Sample WTF moment: "I wonder what it's like to get bummed") that all talk is stopped dead? Tell us!

(, Thu 12 May 2011, 12:53)
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An old friend had a knack for leaving us all lost for words.
In a tapas bar, after just tasting the calamari: 'These onion rings are weird'

At a petrol station, having realised she had no money: 'Can't I just fax you the cash later?'

On discussing the FA Cup: 'When do they draw the teams for the final?'

On Guns'n'Roses: 'I like their song 'Very Nice City''

On seeing The Manchester Wheel: 'They have a London Eye in Manchester now'

But my favourite, just as the waiter appeared behind her to pour some wine: 'I don't give blow jobs. I wouldn't mind but by that point I am just too desperate for a cock inside me'
(, Mon 16 May 2011, 13:28, 9 replies)
If you play the vinyl of Paradise City backwards
you get Dirty Old Town.
(, Mon 16 May 2011, 13:34, closed)
Funny
Because if you play Sweet Child O'Mine backwards you get Cats In The Cradle.
(, Mon 16 May 2011, 13:39, closed)
Tell her
in her mouth counts as inside her
(, Mon 16 May 2011, 14:38, closed)
What if she's got one of those "outy" mouths?
You insensitive bastard.
(, Mon 16 May 2011, 16:24, closed)
like Alien?

(, Tue 17 May 2011, 11:27, closed)
My first taste of calamari was by mistake.
I thought, "Ooh! Onion rings!" and took a bite. I'd heard of calamari, but had never experienced it before.

Like snails, I can't see the appeal. Calamari's one of those slightly unpleasant foods which people eat not for pleasure but simply to demonstrate how much more debonair and cultured than you they are.
(, Mon 16 May 2011, 22:04, closed)
Well,
I eat it because I like it. I'm not sure exactly how something so easily mistaken for Onion Rings could be debonair and cultured anyway.
(, Tue 17 May 2011, 8:39, closed)
Yes, you are quite right:
why on earth would anyone *want* to eat anything more outlandish than a Gregg's pasty?

*mutters*....all that foreign muck, swimming in garlic...dis-GUST-ing.
(, Tue 17 May 2011, 10:16, closed)
That's like claiming jellied eels are debonair and cultured.
Euch.
(, Tue 17 May 2011, 11:28, closed)

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