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Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
Mu Beta Posted Apr 15, 2002
Xan, it has to be said, you have made a strong case for being the most unfortunate human being I have ever met.
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Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
Mu Beta Posted Apr 15, 2002
A more-than-adequate woman substitute, I can assure you.
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Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
Xanatic Posted Apr 15, 2002
Hmmm, the hole in the middle? I was just going to eat it though.
Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
Mu Beta Posted Apr 15, 2002
I was really hoping you weren't going to extrapolate that far. I meant in terms of the comfort afforded by sugar consumption etc.
Are there no depths you leave unplumbed?
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Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
Mu Beta Posted Apr 17, 2002
A bit close to the bone, I think.
Aaagh
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Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
Mu Beta Posted Apr 17, 2002
My surname is in fact Bateson. When I created my h2g2 account I thought that after years of having the p**s taken out of me, I might as well do it myself.
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Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
3 Of 8: Currently lurking. <?> <BORG> Posted Apr 17, 2002
Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
3 Of 8: Currently lurking. <?> <BORG> Posted Apr 17, 2002
Do I want the
Are you mad?
BTW Master B. You're not the only one with an embarrasing name. I used to work in an office, where I had to use a tannoy. Everyday I would get a phone call for one of the workers, and I had to announce a telephone call for 'John Thomas', in my sweetest voice, while trying not to let on that I had a childish smirk on my face.
I found it amusing anyway.
Have fun and enjoy!
Where can I find some nice friendly girls?
Mu Beta Posted Apr 17, 2002
Ah...yes, amusing tannoy names. I well remember asking the school secretary to put out a call for Hugh Jampton, leading to the general amusement of the school populace and my personal week's detention.
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