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Whatever Happened to BIANCA?







Robot Chicken

Seriously?
Jul 5, 2003
13,154
Chicken World
What about ALISON in Lancashire?

These BIRDS hold a grudge forever don't they. Sheesh.
 






Eddie the Seagull

New member
Jul 6, 2003
2,214
Crowborough
Downloaded Penguin said:
What about ALISON in Lancashire?

These BIRDS hold a grudge forever don't they. Sheesh.

Birds always hold a grudge FOREVER. Ever heard the one; ".....well on the 14th June 1987 YOU looked at that slapper Jenny at the school disco......" :rolleyes:

My Mum STILL has a go at my Dad because he lent his coat to a female colleague in 1972 - NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO for fucks sake!

At least blokes have a punch up - a pint - end of.
 






Richard Whiteley

New member
Sep 24, 2003
585
Eddie the Seagull said:
Birds always hold a grudge FOREVER. Ever heard the one; ".....well on the 14th June 1987 YOU looked at that slapper Jenny at the school disco......" :rolleyes:

My Mum STILL has a go at my Dad because he lent his coat to a female colleague in 1972 - NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO for fucks sake!

At least blokes have a punch up - a pint - end of.


Your dad would punch your mum then have a pint?
 


Race

The Tank Rules!
Aug 28, 2004
7,822
Hampshire
Eddie the Seagull said:
Birds always hold a grudge FOREVER. Ever heard the one; ".....well on the 14th June 1987 YOU looked at that slapper Jenny at the school disco......" :rolleyes:

My Mum STILL has a go at my Dad because he lent his coat to a female colleague in 1972 - NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO for fucks sake!

At least blokes have a punch up - a pint - end of.

Its not about holding grudges forever! Us women just like to remind you men now and then that we remember EVERYTHING, whilst you men only remember who scored a vital goal 10 odd years ago or how many pints you downed with your mates (but cant remember birthdays or anniverseries!).

:)
 




SK1NT

Well-known member
Sep 9, 2003
8,762
Thames Ditton
Race said:
Its not about holding grudges forever! Us women just like to remind you men now and then that we remember EVERYTHING, whilst you men only remember who scored a vital goal 10 odd years ago or how many pints you downed with your mates (but cant remember birthdays or anniverseries!).

:)
Is that a sneeky dig at tank :lolol:
 


Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,379
Location Location
Race said:
Its not about holding grudges forever! Us women just like to remind you men now and then that we remember EVERYTHING
No further questions, your honour.


;)
 
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Race

The Tank Rules!
Aug 28, 2004
7,822
Hampshire
brighton_b0y said:
Is that a sneeky dig at tank :lolol:

There is nothing better than reminding him of something he did that REALLY pissed me off years ago! And its usually something he did or said whilst under the influence of alcohol or showing off in front of his mates.......or both!!
 






Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,379
Location Location
Ask them to get you a sixpack on the way back from the hairdressers, and see how good their "total recall" is then.
 
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Race

The Tank Rules!
Aug 28, 2004
7,822
Hampshire
Easy 10 said:
Ask them to get you a sixpack on the way back from the hairdressers, and see how good their "total recall" is then.

Er more like you ask a man to go to shops for something NECESSARY and they come back without it but remembered the six pack!
 




Eddie the Seagull

New member
Jul 6, 2003
2,214
Crowborough
Race said:
Its not about holding grudges forever! Us women just like to remind you men now and then that we remember EVERYTHING, whilst you men only remember who scored a vital goal 10 odd years ago or how many pints you downed with your mates (but cant remember birthdays or anniverseries!).

:)

LOL! Not quite fair. I do always remember birthdays.

However.............even though my first long term relationship, (of some 9 years), was with a lady who was born on St. George's day I spelt her name wrong after only seeing her for just 2 months!

I spelt: Marylin instead of Marilyn.

What a knobber :tosser:
 




Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,379
Location Location
Race said:
Er more like you ask a man to go to shops for something NECESSARY and they come back without it but remembered the six pack!
"something NECESSARY" is always something BORING though, like milk or bread. We men come back with more exciting things, like beer and nachos.

Or KITES.
 


Oct 25, 2003
23,964
Eddie the Seagull said:
LOL! Not quite fair. I do always remember birthdays.

However.............even though my first long term relationship, (of some 9 years), was with a lady who was born on St. George's day I spelt her name wrong after only seeing her for just 2 months!

I spelt: Marylin instead of Marilyn.

What a knobber :tosser:

that'll learn her for having a stupidly spely name
 




Race

The Tank Rules!
Aug 28, 2004
7,822
Hampshire
Easy 10 said:
"something NECESSARY" is always something BORING though, like milk or bread. We men come back with more exciting things, like beer and nachos.

Or KITES.

Well thats why we like to hold grudges.......cos men are stupid :)
 


Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,379
Location Location
Eddie the Seagull said:
However.............even though my first long term relationship, (of some 9 years), was with a lady who was born on St. George's day I spelt her name wrong after only seeing her for just 2 months!

I spelt: Marylin instead of Marilyn.

What a knobber :tosser:
I did that once, in a love letter. I spelt her name Lisa instead of Rachel.

Its easily done.
 


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