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Guest Ken Dodds Dads dogs died
:lol:

I'm now even more convinced that this is Monster.

Did the poetry involve a line concerning how nice your fiancee's fingers were?

Fingers? :huh:

A noble course of compliment,i suppose, but alas no.

It was assorted poetry by John Donne as it happens. My fiancee was surprised, but agreed to marriage nonetheless.

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Hmm, someone was planning retirement recently, weren't they?

Monster?

Fingers? :huh:

A noble course of compliment,i suppose, but alas no.

It was assorted poetry by John Donne as it happens. My fiancee was surprised, but agreed to marriage nonetheless.

:lol::lol::lol:

You shoulda fired in a couple of spelling mistakes.

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Guest Ken Dodds Dads dogs died

Am I to gather by the laughter icons that in this section of the board sometimes nothing one says is taken seriously?

I am distinctly in favour of jocularity, in it's correct setting.

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1. I'm also a pedantic bitch.

2.Because I'm actually quite a nice person really

3.I'll give you a heads up. Never take anything I say seriously. Unless I'm saying it about the stained-rain-coat-brigade of Kilt, Bowie and Andy27/11 ;)

1. Pedant <_<

2. :lol: (L-M is actually alright ;) )

3. We resemble that remark :ph34r:

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Am I to gather by the laughter icons that in this section of the board sometimes nothing one says is taken seriously?

I am distinctly in favour of jocularity, in it's correct setting.

I'm with Andy now, definite alias B)

Or far too posh and well spoken for this bored ;)

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That's what happened the night I got engaged, actually. I hope you weren't being dismissive of that particular aspect of romantic discourse? i always felt that it was somehow more beautiful than the bended knee in a restaurant or ring in a glass of Sancerre cliche.
Fingers? :huh:

A noble course of compliment,i suppose, but alas no.

It was assorted poetry by John Donne as it happens. My fiancee was surprised, but agreed to marriage nonetheless.

Am I to gather by the laughter icons that in this section of the board sometimes nothing one says is taken seriously?

I am distinctly in favour of jocularity, in it's correct setting.

It's Mr Logic out the Viz.

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Guest Ken Dodds Dads dogs died
It's Mr Logic out the Viz.

My apologies. We cannot all have a healthy lusting for a thorough rubbing from a pole dancer as our cultural goal.

I can see it is not going to be easy for me to fit in. I'm just not very good at text speak, or artery hardening.

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Am I to gather by the laughter icons that in this section of the board sometimes nothing one says is taken seriously?

I am distinctly in favour of jocularity, in it's correct setting.

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

PS Watch your spelling - it's should read its.

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My apologies. We cannot all have a healthy lusting for a thorough rubbing from a pole dancer as our cultural goal.

I can see it is not going to be easy for me to fit in. I'm just not very good at text speak, or artery hardening.

Whoever it is, that is a class saying.

"I'm off to the WC to harden my artery."

Good girl! :lol:;) B)

Now can I read you some poetry *reachs inside his stained-raincoat for a book of poetry* and maybe a glass of wine? :P

Too late Bowie, Im on my way up with a crate of Stella and a Razzle.

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Whoever it is, that is a class saying.

1. "I'm off to the WC to harden my artery."

2. Too late Bowie, Im on my way up with a crate of Stella and a Razzle.

1. :lol: I reckon that could catch on but if he has a problem with this

I'm just not very good at text speak, or artery hardening.
does that make him impotent?

2. Could I not join in? or at least watch through the window in my stained-raincoat ©Lyn-Marie?

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There was a young lady from Ealing...

Who fancied a cup of Darjeeling

But the young man she was with

Was desparate for a piss

And she had to make do with a drenching

:ph34r:

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