Have you ever had an 'imaginary friend'?
, then turn away and talk to someone else 
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Feb 18th 2009, 12:23 pm
#23
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Re: Have you ever had an 'imaginary friend'?
Yes dear 
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Quiet you. Can't you see I'm trying to talk to MacScot
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Right, sorry about that can you repeat that very slowly and in English?
Seriously I don't know what it is but of all the British accents a northern Scottish one is most difficult to understand. Not only is it an accent but they change some of the word so it's like trying to understand a book after all the vowels have been taken out with a vivid marker
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Mind you had Bonnie Prince Charlie been able to convince his Jacobite army to march on London things might be different.
.Quiet you. Can't you see I'm trying to talk to MacScot
.Right, sorry about that can you repeat that very slowly and in English?
Seriously I don't know what it is but of all the British accents a northern Scottish one is most difficult to understand. Not only is it an accent but they change some of the word so it's like trying to understand a book after all the vowels have been taken out with a vivid marker
.Mind you had Bonnie Prince Charlie been able to convince his Jacobite army to march on London things might be different
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Feb 18th 2009, 12:27 pm
#24
Truth is the safest lie.
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Location: @ the beach.
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Re: Have you ever had an 'imaginary friend'?
...on you imaginary sex slave I mean of course.
Feb 18th 2009, 12:29 pm
#25
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Re: Have you ever had an 'imaginary friend'?
And if there is no wall, I let the kitchen sink support her head...
