Pet Peeves?
Jul 3rd 2013, 3:47 am
#3542
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Not that I really need it, one of the best things about living where I do is that you can always see the next Dunkin Donuts from the one you are currently in.
Jul 3rd 2013, 3:49 am
#3543
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Jul 3rd 2013, 3:53 am
#3544
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Joined: Nov 2008
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Said the priest to the choirboy.
Why? Either way I'll end up in the ground, I might as well enjoy myself while I wait
It's the worst one to have, certainly. Mainland UK - I sound like a pikey, out here they call it a brogue.
According to my mum, who knows **** all about anything, I hasten to add, I don't sound the same as I used to anyway.
Why? Either way I'll end up in the ground, I might as well enjoy myself while I wait
It's the worst one to have, certainly. Mainland UK - I sound like a pikey, out here they call it a brogue.
According to my mum, who knows **** all about anything, I hasten to add, I don't sound the same as I used to anyway.
More crisps, less sweets. Just because you're living here doesn't mean you have to let yourself go.
I always assumed you were a pikey anyway.
A brogue? Sounds like a polite way of admitting that they don't understand you. Try speaking with a Spanish accent, they'll get it then.
Didn't anyone ever tell you, Mummy's always right?
Jul 3rd 2013, 4:37 am
#3546
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Re: Pet Peeves?
Sounds like a band, Judas Priest and the Choirboy.
More crisps, less sweets. Just because you're living here doesn't mean you have to let yourself go.
I always assumed you were a pikey anyway.
A brogue? Sounds like a polite way of admitting that they don't understand you. Try speaking with a Spanish accent, they'll get it then.
Didn't anyone ever tell you, Mummy's always right?
More crisps, less sweets. Just because you're living here doesn't mean you have to let yourself go.
I always assumed you were a pikey anyway.
A brogue? Sounds like a polite way of admitting that they don't understand you. Try speaking with a Spanish accent, they'll get it then.
Didn't anyone ever tell you, Mummy's always right?
Jul 3rd 2013, 5:22 am
#3551
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Jul 3rd 2013, 6:17 am
#3553
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Jul 3rd 2013, 6:29 am
#3555
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