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Rage1-Jul-13 23:22

Rage

1-Jul-13 23:22

It.

~RaGE();

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V.1-Jul-13 23:26

1-Jul-13 23:26

Rickin Kane wrote:
1. HEDIOUS ,DEVIL LOOK

Nagy

Rickin Kane wrote:
2. CRUEL AND COLD BLOODED

mmm, Nagy

Rickin Kane wrote:
3. MAD AND POWERFUL

mmm, the first part Nagy

Rickin Kane wrote:
4. HARD TO KILL

Nagy again, we^[1]'ve been trying to let him drink himself to death for years, but what doesn't kill you, ...
So I guess, in a strange way, he also is powerful ... Big Grin | :-D

^[1] The Evil Crime Lord Syndicate (The ECLS)

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Nagy Vilmos1-Jul-13 23:36

Nagy Vilmos

1-Jul-13 23:36

I think you'll find it's devilish GOOD looks. Big Grin | :-D

If it makes you feel any better, I am feeling like a pile of shyte today. My head is screaming, my nose is blocked, my throat hurts and my back aches. This is an alcohol free downer and I would love a pick-me-up. However, I have to take Elder to her new-school-to-be this afters and I fear I should arrive sober.

Reality is an illusion caused by a lack of alcohol
"Nagy, you have won the internets." - Keith Barrow

V.1-Jul-13 23:39

1-Jul-13 23:39

Nagy Vilmos wrote:
I fear I should arrive sober.

Why ? It won't help you know... Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Nagy Vilmos1-Jul-13 23:41

Nagy Vilmos

1-Jul-13 23:41

I know, but I'm driving as well. I'm just thankful that Mrs Wife's diner tonight has been cancelled as I would have had to drive up to London to pick-her up around midnight.

Reality is an illusion caused by a lack of alcohol
"Nagy, you have won the internets." - Keith Barrow

PB 369,7831-Jul-13 23:31

PB 369,783

1-Jul-13 23:31

The bloke from 'No Country for Old men'.
The Russians from 'Rock n Rolla'.
Dick Dasterdly.

Jörgen Andersson1-Jul-13 23:45

Jörgen Andersson

1-Jul-13 23:45

Steve Ballmer

Be excellent to each other. And... PARTY ON, DUDES!
Abraham Lincoln

Rajeev Jayaram2-Jul-13 3:53

Rajeev Jayaram

2-Jul-13 3:53

Quick Homepage - www.FaceLaptop.com

Bassam Abdul-Baki2-Jul-13 0:20

Bassam Abdul-Baki

2-Jul-13 0:20

My Ex.

Web - BM - RSS - Math - LinkedIn

MehGerbil2-Jul-13 2:33

MehGerbil

2-Jul-13 2:33

Nurse Ratched.

Joezer BH2-Jul-13 3:10

Joezer BH

2-Jul-13 3:10

Rickin wrote:
and answer one (too many) questions

FTFY

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PIEBALDconsult2-Jul-13 3:56

PIEBALDconsult

2-Jul-13 3:56

The Kurgan[^]

Emmanuel Medina2-Jul-13 5:21

Emmanuel Medina

2-Jul-13 5:21

I gotta say:

Darth Vader

If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right - Henry Ford

Emmanuel Medina Lopez

PIEBALDconsult2-Jul-13 7:51

PIEBALDconsult

2-Jul-13 7:51

"What's with the cape? Are we going to the opera? I don't think so."

H.Brydon2-Jul-13 5:24

H.Brydon

2-Jul-13 5:24

Of course, the answer could only be Clippy the paper clip

--
Harvey

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Dalek Dave1-Jul-13 22:08

Dalek Dave

1-Jul-13 22:08

"Spread female with it gently at first, then hesitates and drops the ball!"(13)

I like this one.
See if you can improve on yesterday!

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Ad astra per alas porci.
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Abhinav S1-Jul-13 22:20

1-Jul-13 22:20

Butterfingers?

Spread - butter
female - f
with it - in?
gently - g
hesitates - ers

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Dalek Dave1-Jul-13 22:45

Dalek Dave

1-Jul-13 22:45

Well Done.

'With It' - In
In as in the In Thing, the latest fashion, trendy, a la mode etc.

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Abhinav S1-Jul-13 22:56

1-Jul-13 22:56

Ah ok. Thank you.

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PB 369,7831-Jul-13 23:24

PB 369,783

1-Jul-13 23:24

Abhinav S wrote:
Butterfingers?

Didn't realise this was a known term outside the UK.

Abhinav S1-Jul-13 23:28

1-Jul-13 23:28

Its used in India frequently enough.
There are books that use this term here is an example - http://www.penguinbooksindia.com/en/content/goal-butterfingers[^].

Do note that I have neither read this book nor I know what it is about - just wanted to give an example where this word was used.

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PB 369,7831-Jul-13 23:32

PB 369,783

1-Jul-13 23:32

Abhinav S wrote:
Its used in India frequently enough.

When the Aussies are on tour. Laugh | :laugh:

Abhinav S2-Jul-13 0:36

2-Jul-13 0:36

Now that you mention it, I distinctly remember Navjot Singh Siddhu using "Butterfingers" during commentary.
Sunil Gavaskar might have used it too.

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Septimus Hedgehog2-Jul-13 1:12

Septimus Hedgehog

2-Jul-13 1:12

A satirical cartoonist produced a cartoon for Private Eye magazine. It showed an English cricketer begging with a sign next to him "England cricketer down on his luck. Please help." A passer-by flicks a coin at him which bounced off one hand and slipped through both of them and then fell into the drain next to where he was begging.

This was at a time when England's cricket team was one of the most ridiculed at the time following a disastrous run of series-losses. Butterfingers was almost a catch-phrase at the time as their fielding was indeed, a joke.

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