Jul 2010
12:42pm, 26 Jul 2010
9,331 posts
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chrisity
actually it would make more sense to do the run first, then the crossword.
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Jul 2010
9:22pm, 27 Jul 2010
171 posts
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runningmumof3boys
the mis pronouncitation or is it pronunciation of the word "ask" as in "are you arksing me a question" some new character on eastenders said it loads tonight gggrrr
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Jul 2010
9:25pm, 27 Jul 2010
262 posts
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Hemel Runner
That's cos they are from East London. Innit?
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Jul 2010
9:28pm, 27 Jul 2010
174 posts
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runningmumof3boys
yes maybe so - i was at college with a girl from east london and she would say "innit" and the start of a conversation or randomly say it in between in a sentence for no reason that ground me gears haha
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Jul 2010
9:30pm, 27 Jul 2010
263 posts
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Hemel Runner
Following on from the same kind of thing. Youngsters who describe things they like as 'sick'. That grinds my gears.
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Jul 2010
10:03pm, 27 Jul 2010
695 posts
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Eumaius (aka Donkey Beer Boy)
The broad A is the King's english RM
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Jul 2010
3:53pm, 28 Jul 2010
807 posts
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PhatButFit
People who wear their backpacks on their backs on a crowded tube.
Numpties!
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Jul 2010
3:56pm, 28 Jul 2010
12,084 posts
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Velociraptor
Having to wait in a queue with the kids to use the computer.
(Fortunately, it doesn't tend to happen - they've learned to clear off it when they hear my footsteps on the garden path!)
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Jul 2010
3:59pm, 28 Jul 2010
9,383 posts
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chrisity
Stupid names for children
TOP 20 MOST UNUSUAL NAMES 1, Shy; 2, Unity; 3, Bean; 4, Zowie; 5, Puppy; 6, Ice; 7, Victory; 8, Porsche; 9, D’Andre; 10, Denim; 11, Diesel; 12, Armani; 13, Rooney; 14, Bowie; 15, Cobain; 16, Stone; 17, Gift; 18, Echo; 19, Heaven; 20, Maroon.
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Jul 2010
4:03pm, 28 Jul 2010
12,085 posts
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Velociraptor
I raise you Pebbles Diva (who will now be in her 20s), Queue-Shy (who will now be about 12 and pregnant), Odessa and Pilate. And Nijah, whose mum named him "Niger" for reasons of ancestral origin then realised, once the preggy-brain had lifted, that it was a very thoughtless thing to do to a little boy who was going to have to face the school playground one day.
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