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Jam or clotted cream first? |
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By *erkelMan 39 weeks ago
Camberley/Bristol |
"Jam or clotted cream first?"
CLOTTED CREAM - ALWAYS THE CLOTTED CREAM!!!! |
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Scone (as in bone) or Scone (as in gone) |
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I'm going to give you a damned good thrashing!
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What DO you expect to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window?
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You stupid boy! |
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“It’s like New Street Station here” |
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That a Bank of Clydesdale £10 note is legal tender.  |
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"Jam or clotted cream first?
CLOTTED CREAM - ALWAYS THE CLOTTED CREAM!!!!"
Whattttttt!
Nope.nope.nope.
Nope.
Jam first |
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You stupid boy!"
I prefer: "Don't tell him, Pike" |
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It’s like Blackpool illuminations in here  x |
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You stupid boy!
I prefer: "Don't tell him, Pike""
"Uncle Arthur......" |
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By *obwhateverMan 39 weeks ago
Stirling/ London/ W. Yorkshire |
Doing the drum beat from the closing titles of Eastenders |
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"excuse me, there's a queue you know" |
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By *erkelMan 39 weeks ago
Camberley/Bristol |
"Jam or clotted cream first?
CLOTTED CREAM - ALWAYS THE CLOTTED CREAM!!!!
Whattttttt!
Nope.nope.nope.
Nope.
Jam first"
Bloody heathen |
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They think it's all over...it is now! |
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By *inaTitzTV/TS 39 weeks ago
Titz Towers, North Notts |
A friend of mine was filming in Spain with an American called Rodney and he and all the other cast members just kept calling him Dave, much to the Yanks' bewilderment  |
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I know nothing! In a Spanish accent. |
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"I know nothing! In a Spanish accent. "
Are you from Barcelona? |
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"ee bah gum ...."
Ecky Thump! |
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By *r_PinkMan 39 weeks ago
london stratford |
"Afternoon everyone  "
out as in out or out as in out out |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"as if by magic the shopkeeper appeared"
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"it's friday it's 5 to 5 it's crackerjack" |
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The (insert name and time of service) has been cancelled due to snow on the line |
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"I know nothing! In a Spanish accent. "
Brilliant x  |
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'How's your knob for spots?'
'Not bad. How's your arse for blackheads?' |
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What on earth is going on in the House of Commons |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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Alan Alan Alan STEVE STEVE STEVE  Px  |
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Do you have your comedy breasts? |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"Jam or clotted cream first?
CLOTTED CREAM - ALWAYS THE CLOTTED CREAM!!!!
Whattttttt!
Nope.nope.nope.
Nope.
Jam first
Bloody heathen"
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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'Calm down, calm down'
(in a fake Scouse accent, a wig and a fake moustache, shell suits are optional) |
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By *RWoodyCouple 39 weeks ago
Lincolnshire |
It's looking a bit black over Bill's mothers.
J x |
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'Face like a bulldog licking mustard off a thistle |
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We're off to Button Moon , we follow Mr. Spoon |
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By *red333Man 39 weeks ago
Dorchester |
Whats the weather like in scunthorpe |
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Dogger... Fischer... German Bight
For me it would have been
Lundy... Fastnet... Irish Sea |
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Oh, oh, I see, running away then. You yellow bastards! Come back here and take what's coming to you. I'll bite your legs off! |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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What a knee slap means. |
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You stupid boy!
I prefer: "Don't tell him, Pike"
"Uncle Arthur......""
We’re doomed!! |
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Nice to see you, to see you Nice  |
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"I think the rain is easing"
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"It's lovely once you're in" |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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Bear with... |
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Bobs your uncle and Fannies your aunt. |
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This is a true story
We had some German contractors at work and they had English-German translation software, the program had a history of recent searches, included was:
Cock and bull story |
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"I know nothing! In a Spanish accent.
Are you from Barcelona? "
Scorchio!!!! |
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When I were young, old English people used to say, when I asked the time for example 5 and 20 past one |
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By *glyBettyTV/TS 39 weeks ago
Evergreen Forest, looking for Cyril Sneer |
Knees up mother Brown |
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By *ogNMuseCouple 39 weeks ago
Surrey / SW London |
Is this the back of the queue? |
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"He's pining for the fjords"
This is an ex parrot! |
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By *izzy.Woman 39 weeks ago
Stoke area |
Where you born in a barn ? |
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I didn’t get where I am today by looking a gift horse in the bush.
Eleven minutes late, staff shortages Nine Elms. |
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By *eliusMan 39 weeks ago
Henlow |
Accrington Stanley! Who are they? |
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It's like Blackpool illuminations in here ! |
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“We’ve come on holiday by mistake!” |
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By *ogNMuseCouple 39 weeks ago
Surrey / SW London |
"“We’ve come on holiday by mistake!”"
We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here, and we want them now. |
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"“We’ve come on holiday by mistake!”
We want the finest wines available to humanity, we want them here, and we want them now."
Scrubbers!!!!
Little tarts they love it! |
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He'll never sell ice creams, going at that speed. |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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A monkey
A pony
A score
A tonne
A lady Godiva |
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"It's like Blackpool illuminations in here !"
Switch the bloody lights.off |
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By *viatrixWoman 39 weeks ago
Back in Gatwick! |
What’s the blandest thing on the menu?
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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Oh have we got a video. |
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By *opinovMan 39 weeks ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
"Look at what you could've won." |
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Nothing for two in a bed in this game |
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By *opinovMan 39 weeks ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
"We've come on holiday by mistake." |
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By *332Man 39 weeks ago
St austell |
GARLIC BREAD! It's the future! |
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Nice to see you, to see you nice! |
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By *mf123Man 39 weeks ago
the space between spaces |
Beware perverts wanking in the privets |
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"What’s the blandest thing on the menu?
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27 bread rolls, rolls made of...bread
If you put your toad in my hole then we can mix and match
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By *opinovMan 39 weeks ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
This is a local shop for local people... |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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Four Candles? |
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Put the big light on
And for those of us who are Welsh
'Who's coat is that jacket?'
'I'll be there now in a minute'
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By *ilva69Man 39 weeks ago
stockport |
"What’s the blandest thing on the menu?
27 bread rolls, rolls made of...bread
If you put your toad in my hole then we can mix and match
And finish with spotted dick ( you can get some cream for that)
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"What’s the blandest thing on the menu?
27 bread rolls, rolls made of...bread
If you put your toad in my hole then we can mix and match
And finish with spotted dick ( you can get some cream for that)
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Goodness gracious me!  |
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I’ll go to the foot of our stairs |
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By *red333Man 39 weeks ago
Dorchester |
"Four Candles?"
or fork handles |
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“See if you put that milk in first I’m going to slap you” |
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As a non-brit I *think* I got like 6-7 of these. I'm gonna need a lotta Googling |
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By *red333Man 39 weeks ago
Dorchester |
Not tonight I've got a headache |
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"Jam or clotted cream first?
CLOTTED CREAM - ALWAYS THE CLOTTED CREAM!!!!"
absolutely |
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Dad...... a fink a got me head stuck
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Smeeeeeeeeeeee
Smeeeee eee eeeeee
Smeeeeeeg
Smeghead
Mr Lister sir, Ive done it |
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By *ister_EMan 39 weeks ago
Hayling Island |
You guys underestimate the worldwide popularity of British comedy! I knew most of the classics quoted here long before I ever landed in Blighty. British telly is watched worldwide so we all learn your sayings and idioms from watching film and TV programmes! It's the small everyday things like a "Builders Brew" or Cockney rhyming slang that leave us poor foreigners at sixes and sevens.... |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"When I were young, old English people used to say, when I asked the time for example 5 and 20 past one"
I have become one of those 'old English people'. I say 'quarter past', '10 to', as so on. I thought it was still fairly common.
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Stay out of the black and into the red, Nothing in this game for two in a bed. |
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Without any further a do
What it is is
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"You guys underestimate the worldwide popularity of British comedy! I knew most of the classics quoted here long before I ever landed in Blighty. British telly is watched worldwide so we all learn your sayings and idioms from watching film and TV programmes! It's the small everyday things like a "Builders Brew" or Cockney rhyming slang that leave us poor foreigners at sixes and sevens...."
I'm British and I only learnt the term 'builder's brew' about 4 years ago. I'd never heard of it before.
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"You guys underestimate the worldwide popularity of British comedy! I knew most of the classics quoted here long before I ever landed in Blighty. British telly is watched worldwide so we all learn your sayings and idioms from watching film and TV programmes! It's the small everyday things like a "Builders Brew" or Cockney rhyming slang that leave us poor foreigners at sixes and sevens....
I'm British and I only learnt the term 'builder's brew' about 4 years ago. I'd never heard of it before.
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you'll be a southerner then |
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Work from the outside in old boy; the other way around allows folks insights into your beginnings and experiences... Hwahhh Hwahhhhh Hwahhhhh. |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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I'm British and I only learnt the term 'builder's brew' about 4 years ago. I'd never heard of it before.
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you'll be a southerner then "
Ohh...is that why. I haven't heard it called that since that one time, I must admit. The irony is that I heard it from a foreigner asking me if I knew this British term because someone had used it with her. |
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It's just a good strong cuppa in a big man's mug ......
They have them in london too but it's called PeeGeeOLatteChino and costs £15.99 |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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Fork 'andles, 'andles for forks. |
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By *glyBettyTV/TS 39 weeks ago
Evergreen Forest, looking for Cyril Sneer |
"Will you start the fans please" |
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You do not have to say anything. But it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence.  |
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By *ndisMan 39 weeks ago
Liverpool |
Four candles! Handles for forks. |
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I'm playing all the right notes... |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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There's nothing a good cuppa can't fix. |
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“We ain’t got a mobile phone Dell” |
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"I'm playing all the right notes..."
But not necessarily in the right order! |
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Garlic bread - it's the future. |
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By *viatrixWoman 39 weeks ago
Back in Gatwick! |
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I'm British and I only learnt the term 'builder's brew' about 4 years ago. I'd never heard of it before.
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you'll be a southerner then
Ohh...is that why. I haven't heard it called that since that one time, I must admit. The irony is that I heard it from a foreigner asking me if I knew this British term because someone had used it with her. "
My boys were born in Manchester. With the first one, I’d been living in the UK for 10 months, fairly proficient in American English… I had a lovely friend who also had a baby, she came over to visit as I was in the deepest throes of postnatal depression, and she said in her most delightful Oldham accent:
“Right, poppet- off we go to the softplay, it is lush and the lady running it makes the best brew for miles… “
I understood half of that, and by “brew” I thought it was really something from a cauldron, or at least some beer! |
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By *heggMan 39 weeks ago
South Brum/Criydon |
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You stupid boy!
I prefer: "Don't tell him, Pike""
Search YouTube for Ian Lavender's appearance on Mastermind... |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"Afternoon everyone "
Nice to see you, to see you…….. |
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By *ock69erMan 39 weeks ago
Middle o’ Fife |
"Scone (as in bone) or Scone (as in gone)"
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Coming from Scotland there are two Scones.
Scone, the one you eat…. rhymes with Gone.
Scone, the place…. rhymes with Goon.
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Referring to someone as being "marmite" |
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By *r_PinkMan 38 weeks ago
london stratford |
Thingamagig
and dooberry whatnots |
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"Jam or clotted cream first?
CLOTTED CREAM - ALWAYS THE CLOTTED CREAM!!!!
Whattttttt!
Nope.nope.nope.
Nope.
Jam first"
Absolutely!!
Cornish rules |
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By *oody BMan 38 weeks ago
Mcr. - The Gilded Palace of Sin |
This time next year Rodney we will be millionaires |
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By *red333Man 38 weeks ago
Dorchester |
When the clock strikes 13 its time to change |
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By *lan157Man 38 weeks ago
a village near Haywards Heath in East Sussex |
"He's got a dodgy strawberry " |
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-Dad do you know the piano's on my foot"
"You hum it son, I'll play it" |
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