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You're very tall
Lisa the Freak // Poet by the Toga Posted May 16, 2000
I have two tall brothers. Well one. I think. But I haven't seen him in ages since he lives abroad and stuff. Herm. He was supposed to come over and live in London or something, but there were.....complications.....involving his car and a truck..... But he's out of hospital now.
But I want a tall brother who buys me mobile phones
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Hurry up and wait Posted May 17, 2000
you do not seem 2 sure how many brothers you have ??
My brother that still lives at home is very generous althought he has just bought a flat so he is spending his money doing it up. he is not going to move out. he is going to rent the flat and stay here. My other brother is generous as well but he lives on his own in a flat and has loads of bills to pay.
You're very tall
Mac (Keeper of indecision) Posted May 20, 2000
A teacher in my school is extremly tall - everyone calls him "duck" cos he has to duck to get through doors.I ,incedently, am relativly tall-I'm taller than my older brother who is a year and a half older than me.
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Mac (Keeper of indecision) Posted May 23, 2000
There was this one teacher who had to jump to reach the top of the blackboard! (It wouldn't be funny except he was a really nasty teacher)
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Hurry up and wait Posted May 26, 2000
There is a teacher in my school called Mr Russel he is really small and i don't like him.he has a desk at the front of the classroom on small stage (i don't know why! ).One day he was writing something on the top of the board and he fell of the stage ! it was really funny
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Mac (Keeper of indecision) Posted Jun 2, 2000
just picturing my evil teacher falling over like that warms the cockles of my heart...I think i'll push him over and run away just to see if it beats my imagination
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Hurry up and wait Posted Jun 2, 2000
where do u live ? if u have already told me i am sorry for not remembering but most of the time my eyes r wide shut !
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Mac (Keeper of indecision) Posted Jun 2, 2000
I live in Dublin(the original one in Ireland,not the one in america)at least I did the last time I checked
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Hurry up and wait Posted Jun 13, 2000
i replied 2 this message in the forum with greebo cause i never knew it was here (i hope that makes sence)
You're very tall
Munchkin Posted Jun 14, 2000
Just butting in, which is something you can do at my height. I have often aspired to be five foot six, but have still to make it. There are plenty of advantages to being small, such as carrying an umbrella and decapitating anyone over six foot with it, burrowing your way to the bar, under the drunken gaze of the more average and being able to stand up on the Glasgow Underground. Sadly I am just too tall to still buy childrens clothes, so no cheep deals for me
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Mac (Keeper of indecision) Posted Jun 14, 2000
i measured myself the other day and i'm 5ft 10 !
my dad buys all his trousers/combats in the kids department for 10 (irish) pounds cheaper than the adult and the kids fit better-and the styles are the same too
and s'okay hurry up-i've done it a few times m'self
WARNING! WARNING! SEXISM IN THE HOUSE!
Calvin Posted Jun 20, 2000
Surely there is nothing more sexist than a feminist
WARNING! WARNING! SEXISM IN THE HOUSE!
Buff Posted Jun 21, 2000
Well, you see, it all goes back to the days of early humans, when those who were taller got better hunting, camping, and parking areas. Now as has been proven by carefull archealogical study, gender roles in camping and parking the car were very sharply defined, resulting in sexist holdovers from those ancient, pre-civilisation days. So tall/short can = sexism
WARNING! WARNING! SEXISM IN THE HOUSE!
Calvin Posted Jun 22, 2000
If you follow the thread properly (click on the "back to the message this one replied to" link) you will see what I'm on about. It is the big failing of this forum that replies to a particular message are posted at the end of a forum regardless of position on the thread, instead of using the more familiar + and - signs to open and close threads. Hope this clears it up for you.
WARNING! WARNING! SEXISM IN THE HOUSE!
Mac (Keeper of indecision) Posted Jun 23, 2000
its all so clear now...
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- 24: Hurry up and wait (May 21, 2000)
- 25: Mac (Keeper of indecision) (May 23, 2000)
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- 29: Mac (Keeper of indecision) (Jun 2, 2000)
- 30: Hurry up and wait (Jun 13, 2000)
- 31: Munchkin (Jun 14, 2000)
- 32: Mac (Keeper of indecision) (Jun 14, 2000)
- 33: Calvin (Jun 20, 2000)
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