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Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:09 PM
No Betty, I'm not getting you a card, you're not my Mother.
The wee one makes a card at school, you can have that.
If the other two are old enough to drink then they're old enough to buy a fucking card.
It's a load of commercial pish to sell cards and I amn't fucking playing.
True story.
PS I used the name Betty to protect Margaret Devine's identity.
manker
06-18-2006, 07:13 PM
I've got a mate who has posted over twenty seven thousand times on an interweb forum. Has he got nothing better to do.
He also bought his missus a bin at Xmas time.
Unfeckingbelievable.
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:15 PM
I've got a mate who has posted over twenty seven thousand times on an interweb forum. Has he got nothing better to do.
He also bought his missus a bin at Xmas time.
Unfeckingbelievable.
:lol::earl::eventually:
You know I wouldn't dare mate.
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:17 PM
I've got a mate who has posted over twenty seven thousand times on an interweb forum.
Just think, if she had posted it as a sequence of numbers, increasing by 1 each time, she'd be pretty near the magical 10,000 by now
manker
06-18-2006, 07:19 PM
:D
To be honest, my view of Mothers Day is much like your mate's - but I also wouldn't dare.
I also hate Xmas, Easter and Birthdays. Father's Day wasn't too bad, my Dad is in Santorini so I didn't have to do 'owt.
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:21 PM
Unfeckingbelievable.
And also another thing, it's unbefeckinglievable. Trust me, I know these things.
Say them out loud (in your head) you'll hear I'm right.
Biggles
06-18-2006, 07:23 PM
:D
To be honest, my view of Mothers Day is much like your mate's - but I also wouldn't dare.
I also hate Xmas, Easter and Birthdays. Father's Day wasn't too bad, my Dad is in Santorini so I didn't have to do 'owt.
I went to Santorini, albeit quite a while a go - lovely place. The archaeology is fantastic. I dare say these days it has internet cafes you could have sent a card to.
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:24 PM
:D
To be honest, my view of Mothers Day is much like your mate's - but I also wouldn't dare.
I also hate Xmas, Easter and Birthdays. Father's Day wasn't too bad, my Dad is in Santorini so I didn't have to do 'owt.
We should cancel the lot except Christmas, which is the most wonderful time of the year.
However it really was a mate I was quoting. We were discussing it this very day. The fact that I totally and unreservedly agree his sentiment is neither here, nor indeed there.
manker
06-18-2006, 07:25 PM
Unfeckingbelievable.
And also another thing, it's unbefeckinglievable. Trust me, I know these things.
Say them out loud (in your head) you'll hear I'm right.
I said it out loud (in my head) in a rich Scotch brogue and you were right - but when I said it out loud (earl) in my lascivious lilt, it turned out that you were horribly wrong :no:
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:25 PM
:D
To be honest, my view of Mothers Day is much like your mate's - but I also wouldn't dare.
I also hate Xmas, Easter and Birthdays. Father's Day wasn't too bad, my Dad is in Santorini so I didn't have to do 'owt.
I went to Santorini, albeit quite a while a go - lovely place. The archaeology is fantastic. I dare say it has internet cafes these days, to which you could have sent a card.
Fixed.
Biggles
06-18-2006, 07:27 PM
I went to Santorini, albeit quite a while a go - lovely place. The archaeology is fantastic. I dare say it has internet cafes these days, to which you could have sent a card.
Fixed.
Thank you :)
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:28 PM
And also another thing, it's unbefeckinglievable. Trust me, I know these things.
Say them out loud (in your head) you'll hear I'm right.
I said it out loud (in my head) in a rich Scotch brogue and you were right - but when I said it out loud (earl) in my lascivious lilt, it turned out that you were horribly wrong :no:
Yeah but it has to be said by a man on a building site, which you can do in your head. However as soon as you say it in the voice of a teenage English girl it really doesn't work.
Think it thro' sweetheart.
manker
06-18-2006, 07:28 PM
:D
To be honest, my view of Mothers Day is much like your mate's - but I also wouldn't dare.
I also hate Xmas, Easter and Birthdays. Father's Day wasn't too bad, my Dad is in Santorini so I didn't have to do 'owt.
I went to Santorini, albeit quite a while a go - lovely place. The archaeology is fantastic. I dare say these days it has internet cafes you could have sent a card to.
I sent him a text message - I don't let my Dad go on the interweb for fear he might buy some form of software to enable filesharing.
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:28 PM
Fixed.
Thank you :)
Mon plaisure.
manker
06-18-2006, 07:29 PM
I said it out loud (in my head) in a rich Scotch brogue and you were right - but when I said it out loud (earl) in my lascivious lilt, it turned out that you were horribly wrong :no:
Yeah but it has to be said by a man on a building site, which you can do in your head. However as soon as you say it in the voice of a teenage English girl it really doesn't work.
Think it thro' sweetheart.
Hoi! You promised to stop grooming me after I sent the pics.
Biggles
06-18-2006, 07:29 PM
I went to Santorini, albeit quite a while a go - lovely place. The archaeology is fantastic. I dare say these days it has internet cafes you could have sent a card to.
I sent him a text message - I don't let my Dad go on the interweb for fear he might buy some form of software to enable filesharing.
That is easily done, I have heard. :pinch:
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:32 PM
Yeah but it has to be said by a man on a building site, which you can do in your head. However as soon as you say it in the voice of a teenage English girl it really doesn't work.
Think it thro' sweetheart.
Hoi! You promised to stop grooming me after I sent the pics.
Phase II
Now I want some with you wearing clothes :naughty:
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:33 PM
I sent him a text message - I don't let my Dad go on the interweb for fear he might buy some form of software to enable filesharing.
That is easily done, I have heard. :pinch:
manker = H4r5h.
True story.
manker
06-18-2006, 07:33 PM
I sent him a text message - I don't let my Dad go on the interweb for fear he might buy some form of software to enable filesharing.
That is easily done, I have heard. :pinch:
If ever he insisted that he simply must go online, I would direct him to a filesharing forum and make him post on it for years before he even thought about using his credit card. Maybe one with a warning at the top saying 'Never pay for filesharing!'
Surely, that would do the trick :unsure:
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:36 PM
The Scene - An interweb forum, somewhere in Kent
manker - Pass the salt.
JP - No, you're enough of a cunt already
Fade, to the sound of a Scottish Accountant sobbing.
manker
06-18-2006, 07:38 PM
The Scene - An interweb forum, somewhere in Kent
manker - Pass the salt.
JP - No, you're enough of a cunt already
Fade, to the sound of a Scottish Accountant sobbing.
:lol:
You sometimes getr very poetic with your pish taking.
Mr JP Fugley
06-18-2006, 07:42 PM
The Scene - An interweb forum, somewhere in Kent
manker - Pass the salt.
JP - No, you're enough of a cunt already
Fade, to the sound of a Scottish Accountant sobbing.
:lol:
You sometimes getr very poetic with your pish taking.
It's a picture in words, mate. One has to make the effort.
Bizarrely, Chebus is the opposite. He is sometimes pish at his poetry making.
C'est une petite Monde.
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