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Mad Stuff You've Done To Get Someone To Sleep With You
Alexxx says "We've all gone a little too far at one time or another to get a girl, or a guy, to sleep with us. I've a friend who spent close to a thousand pounds orchestrating a terrible day for a collegue, so he could comfort her and get in her knickers. Only to find out she had a boyfriend, who proposed in order to cheer her up."
So, how far have you gone?
( , Fri 13 Apr 2007, 9:01)
Alexxx says "We've all gone a little too far at one time or another to get a girl, or a guy, to sleep with us. I've a friend who spent close to a thousand pounds orchestrating a terrible day for a collegue, so he could comfort her and get in her knickers. Only to find out she had a boyfriend, who proposed in order to cheer her up."
So, how far have you gone?
( , Fri 13 Apr 2007, 9:01)
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.... The pastry was cooling on the window-sill. Aunt Microphone was peacefully napping in the lounge as I ate Duplo bricks one after the other. I found the red ones tastiest, but if I'm honest I'd quite happily eat the yellows and greens just as easily.
Fast forward three months and I found myself on a quiet country road. Eagles were gathering on bungalow roofs and I had a spot of indigestion. This was due to Quavers.
I heard a tutting sound beneath me and I looked down to see what it was. It was that pesky owl again. "what the hell are you doing down there?" I demanded. But before he could reply I shook my head and answered my own question "don't tell me - you're welding again aren't you!?". The owl looked sheepish and hid his blowtorch behind his back "..... erm... no". He muttered unconvincingly.
I scratched my arse and this caused something akin to a 'butterfly effect' making me vomit instantly - all over the owl. Poor sod just sat there and cried. He was lucky though, the vomit was comprised almost entirely of Quavers, so he got off lightly. Imagine if I'd been eating lampshades.
They're not your usual crisps, Quavers. You wouldn't put them in the same category as a Pringle.... or a Mcoy's, but nevertheless I think they deserve their place in crisp history.
Quavers.
( , Thu 19 Apr 2007, 14:08, Reply)
.... The pastry was cooling on the window-sill. Aunt Microphone was peacefully napping in the lounge as I ate Duplo bricks one after the other. I found the red ones tastiest, but if I'm honest I'd quite happily eat the yellows and greens just as easily.
Fast forward three months and I found myself on a quiet country road. Eagles were gathering on bungalow roofs and I had a spot of indigestion. This was due to Quavers.
I heard a tutting sound beneath me and I looked down to see what it was. It was that pesky owl again. "what the hell are you doing down there?" I demanded. But before he could reply I shook my head and answered my own question "don't tell me - you're welding again aren't you!?". The owl looked sheepish and hid his blowtorch behind his back "..... erm... no". He muttered unconvincingly.
I scratched my arse and this caused something akin to a 'butterfly effect' making me vomit instantly - all over the owl. Poor sod just sat there and cried. He was lucky though, the vomit was comprised almost entirely of Quavers, so he got off lightly. Imagine if I'd been eating lampshades.
They're not your usual crisps, Quavers. You wouldn't put them in the same category as a Pringle.... or a Mcoy's, but nevertheless I think they deserve their place in crisp history.
Quavers.
( , Thu 19 Apr 2007, 14:08, Reply)
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