And he's around the wrong way
Usually at that age they're kicking mum in the ribs and pissing into their faces.
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Tue 7 Aug 2018, 7:50,
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Arf!
Been there. Resisted the urge to run along the beach though.
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Tue 7 Aug 2018, 1:31,
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I seem to remember signs all along the beach saying how easy it was to get cut off by the incoming tide
Nothing about balloons though.
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Tue 7 Aug 2018, 2:07,
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Inflatables in general, there was no talk of them, that's my point isn't it.
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Tue 7 Aug 2018, 3:19,
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From the team that brought you Monkey Tennis and Inner City Sumo...
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Presented by Sandy Dogsdick
with Paul Hollycuntfuckwankshittwat
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Mon 6 Aug 2018, 14:45,
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Paul Hollywood can fuck off,
he's a patronising wankstain who's so far up his own ass he can eat all the semi-digested bread from his own stomach
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Mon 6 Aug 2018, 18:03,
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Another tragic accident in their attempt to improve energy supplies
Is there no hope for chuckle fission?
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Mon 6 Aug 2018, 7:47,
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Endorsed by the most discriminating judges of glue products on the planet
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Sun 5 Aug 2018, 22:13,
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I tell joke about how I woke up, had shit, hunted crocodile,rewatched trump pissing video and then annexed Crimea. I hilarious!
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Sun 5 Aug 2018, 13:07,
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*exposition mode engaged*
It's a pun of sorts on the term Redcoat, which is associated with that peculiar British vacation tradition, the Holiday Camp.
"Ho-de-Ho" is meant to to be a response to a call-and-respond triggered by the phrase "Hi-de-Hi", which was also the title of a long-running British 80s sitcom based in the 50s/60s at a fictionalised Maplins Holiday Camp, where they wore yellowcoats instead.
There's also an unrelated store in the UK called Maplin, which is roughly equivalent to Radio Shack.
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Mon 6 Aug 2018, 15:20,
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"Ho-de-Ho" is meant to to be a response to a call-and-respond triggered by the phrase "Hi-de-Hi", which was also the title of a long-running British 80s sitcom based in the 50s/60s at a fictionalised Maplins Holiday Camp, where they wore yellowcoats instead.
There's also an unrelated store in the UK called Maplin, which is roughly equivalent to Radio Shack.
now that it's explained, it's hilarious.
*I'll wait in the car*
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Mon 6 Aug 2018, 16:55,
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