If only I could make a song out of your name, SS Express
So I shall merely bid you a 'good morning'
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So I shall merely bid you a 'good morning'
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not really no.
I mean, when was the last time you saw a bakery with a waiting room?
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I mean, when was the last time you saw a bakery with a waiting room?
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oh wow, a two hats morning thread!
I just know it's going to be a great day now
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 8:38, archived)
I just know it's going to be a great day now
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just going to leave this here *whistles*
5.9.83.79/talk/7802059
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5.9.83.79/talk/7802059
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They're calling the Gosport musical festival 'GosFest'
I've heard 'gos' used to describe the thick phlegm you might spit out onto the floor. I think this adequeately describes something that might happen in Gosport.
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I've heard 'gos' used to describe the thick phlegm you might spit out onto the floor. I think this adequeately describes something that might happen in Gosport.
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I struggle with converting fuel into energy, and you KNOW THAT
*sobs*
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*sobs*
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AND it takes years for you to become worth the initial expenditure
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no I started an account a long time ago and forgot the password,
So when I started posting I had to start another. I just wonder if it's still alive.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 9:16, archived)
So when I started posting I had to start another. I just wonder if it's still alive.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 9:16, archived)
I'm at home, so I'm going to go make something now
Hash browns, eggs and beans sounds good
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 8:54, archived)
Hash browns, eggs and beans sounds good
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 8:54, archived)
I normally have a piece of bread and butter with it
but toast might work
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but toast might work
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I've taken to quickly frying a slice of bread in the eggy oil left over in the pan. very tasty.
it's not very healthy but i have a perfect bmi and it also makes the pan easier to clean.
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it's not very healthy but i have a perfect bmi and it also makes the pan easier to clean.
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don't say what?
i'm prone to repeating myself so i need you to be quite specific here.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 9:20, archived)
i'm prone to repeating myself so i need you to be quite specific here.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 9:20, archived)
haha
it was national toast day yesterday and i didn't tell frank
that'll teach him
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 9:23, archived)
it was national toast day yesterday and i didn't tell frank
that'll teach him
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I'm getting worried about my package. It left Miami yesterday at 1.31 am and there's been nothing since.
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Just looked on google earth. I wish I was in the USPS facility in Miami :(
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So you could ride the conveyers, be manhandled by a man in uniform, and chucked in the back of a van?
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a quick Google tells me that he is a football manager
from Italy
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 9:28, archived)
from Italy
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 9:28, archived)
one of my uncle outlaws got hep from bumming some guy in an alley
and he's also heavily autistic and deaf and a compulsive liar. he'd love this place.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 9:24, archived)
and he's also heavily autistic and deaf and a compulsive liar. he'd love this place.
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He sounds like a real treat
What's the most outrageous and obvious lie he's told?
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What's the most outrageous and obvious lie he's told?
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I had a friend who was always lying
We all knew (which made it a bit tragic I guess) but it was often comical.
The story of how he lost his virginity, for instance, changed every time he told it. At one point it happened in front of an open fire and panoramic window in some massive ski lodge in switzerland over looking the alps. It sounded magical.
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We all knew (which made it a bit tragic I guess) but it was often comical.
The story of how he lost his virginity, for instance, changed every time he told it. At one point it happened in front of an open fire and panoramic window in some massive ski lodge in switzerland over looking the alps. It sounded magical.
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I once saw Alexei Sayle in the northbound car park of Keele Services on the M6.
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I once walked past the Cheeky Girls in a little village in Kent
Rye, I think.
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Rye, I think.
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Rye is nice, i think, is that the one with the smallest town hall by the river?
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Don't know about that
But it is a nice place. They had a guitar shop and a bakery called Simon the Pieman.
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But it is a nice place. They had a guitar shop and a bakery called Simon the Pieman.
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No they wouldn't
They'd accuse me of lying, then start posting pictures of my kids.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 10:42, archived)
They'd accuse me of lying, then start posting pictures of my kids.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 10:42, archived)
every detail of her life was fabricated or embellished... he added siblings, claimed his shithole of an alcoholic violent absent father was a loving, caring sort who was always there, made up a speech that his mum gave him on her deathbed
(she was unconscious, he wasn't there, and he never visited her), fuckloads more stuff like that really, plus loads of petty stuff that would only annoy you if you were in his family...
Oh and he claimed he was dying and only had a fortnight left to live. This was a few years ago and he seems fairly alive.
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(she was unconscious, he wasn't there, and he never visited her), fuckloads more stuff like that really, plus loads of petty stuff that would only annoy you if you were in his family...
Oh and he claimed he was dying and only had a fortnight left to live. This was a few years ago and he seems fairly alive.
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Yeah, he sounds like a character
As you say, annoying for the people that knew the truth, but maybe it comforted those who didn't? Putting a positive spin on an otherwise sad event.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 10:13, archived)
As you say, annoying for the people that knew the truth, but maybe it comforted those who didn't? Putting a positive spin on an otherwise sad event.
( , Wed 25 Feb 2015, 10:13, archived)
i hope the priest and the organist found his oddly articulated words comforting, i really do.
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Nevertheless, sometimes people just want to hear nice things
even if they're not true. You know what families are like. They're all mental.
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even if they're not true. You know what families are like. They're all mental.
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