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Your mother was a hamster & your father smelt of elderberries
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owslachief
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Re: Your mother was a hamster & your father smelt of elderberries
If you haven't been neg-rep'd by MAVFANJEFF, the ******* is wrong with you?
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And by the by, paint me disappointed that this is not, after all, a thread of nothing but Monty Python script. (you tedious, monotonous, cloth-eared, flatulent, swivel-eyed, fornicating little gits).
If you haven't been neg-rep'd by MAVFANJEFF, the ******* is wrong with you?
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And by the by, paint me disappointed that this is not, after all, a thread of nothing but Monty Python script. (you tedious, monotonous, cloth-eared, flatulent, swivel-eyed, fornicating little gits).
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Re: Your mother was a hamster & your father smelt of elderberries
that's what happens when you let someone use your testicles as castanets....
that's what happens when you let someone use your testicles as castanets....
Re: Your mother was a hamster & your father smelt of elderberries
It could have been. However, insults these days usually include some degree of profanity, unimaginative taunting, or other non creative use of English (or French).
I love Churchill's witticisms. They came from a man who read much, and from many diverse sources during his youth. Nowadays??
I mean, who these days could come up with "I fart in your general direction!"?
It could have been. However, insults these days usually include some degree of profanity, unimaginative taunting, or other non creative use of English (or French).
I love Churchill's witticisms. They came from a man who read much, and from many diverse sources during his youth. Nowadays??
I mean, who these days could come up with "I fart in your general direction!"?