Jack of all trades...
Sep 16th 2011, 12:53 am
#16
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Re: Jack of all trades...
Like Tiddlypom, I'm generally very good at a lot of things (well, I'm not excellent at stuff like she is, but I'm very good)
Unlike Tiddlypom, I generally can't be arsed to stick at anything whereby perhaps, just perhaps, I could be excellent.
Here endeth the Tale of the Procrastinator.
Unlike Tiddlypom, I generally can't be arsed to stick at anything whereby perhaps, just perhaps, I could be excellent.
Here endeth the Tale of the Procrastinator.
Sep 16th 2011, 1:13 am
#17
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Re: Jack of all trades...
Originally Posted by Dreamy
Like Tiddlypom, I'm generally very good at a lot of things (well, I'm not excellent at stuff like she is, but I'm very good)
Unlike Tiddlypom, I generally can't be arsed to stick at anything whereby perhaps, just perhaps, I could be excellent.
Here endeth the Tale of the Procrastinator.
Unlike Tiddlypom, I generally can't be arsed to stick at anything whereby perhaps, just perhaps, I could be excellent.
Here endeth the Tale of the Procrastinator.
Sep 16th 2011, 2:12 am
#18
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Location: Blue Mountains, NSW
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Re: Jack of all trades...
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
Oh I procrastinate. But probably not as much as you do.
Lots of practising obviously makes perfect
Sep 16th 2011, 6:08 pm
#19
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Re: Jack of all trades...
Originally Posted by JenniGee
I've always admired my own arse....quite the nicest-looking backside I've ever seen....I feel sorry for those who can only talk out of theirs 
Please?
Sep 16th 2011, 6:57 pm
#20
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Re: Jack of all trades...
Originally Posted by slapphead_otool
Can we vote on the best BE arse?
Please?
Please?
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