hahaha -very nice
did she look suitably embarassed? Or did her face screw up into a look of pure, unadulterated hatred, before she told Courtney, Britney, and Suitcase to 'get in the car, while I teach this f*****g **** a f*****g lesson' ?
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Thu 9 Jun 2011, 10:38,
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None too impressed, was she!
But her kids looked at her with a look of "He's right mum, isn't he??"
Was either that or "Aren't you gonna hit that cheeky Irish pikey Maw?"
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Thu 9 Jun 2011, 10:42,
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Was either that or "Aren't you gonna hit that cheeky Irish pikey Maw?"
There is a Britney AND a Courtney in my street, both about 10,
not a Suitcase, however, there is a Chardonay, poor bastard.
Yes, their parents do favour the sports suit and White Lightening...
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Thu 9 Jun 2011, 10:56,
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Yes, their parents do favour the sports suit and White Lightening...
My mate was saying that 'round his way (Bristle) there's a trend for combining the names of the parents to give the name of the child.
Hence there being a slew of Darreccas and Kathevins &c.
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Thu 9 Jun 2011, 10:59,
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Ooooh classy.
Many people in these parts do that to name their houses.
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Thu 9 Jun 2011, 11:08,
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Ouch.
Some friends of mine called their daughter Ciel. French for sky which is fine.... but their surname is Hook.
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Thu 9 Jun 2011, 11:00,
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Mrs Vagabond and I have been trying for a dog for quite a while.
When we finally succeed, I am determind to call it Dodge, spelt Dog pronounced with a soft G, so that we can save money on a personalised bowl.
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Thu 9 Jun 2011, 11:07,
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I tried to convince a pregnant shell suit wearer to call her child WKD once
I dont know if she did, as I was drunk and I didnt know who she was.
It seemed like a good funny idea at the time.
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Thu 9 Jun 2011, 11:08,
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It seemed like a good funny idea at the time.