I'm glad to see you have taken a leaf out of Stuart's book, with your topless avatar pic!Hymagumba wrote:Probably StuartPlymouth trying to escape from the Breathalyser, or failing that, coming to sleaze over you like the lecherous wart he is.
Side Path Doors...
AAGHHH IT'S A SALMON FUCKING SHIRT. Can't you see the pattern on it?wells wrote:I'm glad to see you have taken a leaf out of Stuart's book, with your topless avatar pic!Hymagumba wrote:Probably StuartPlymouth trying to escape from the Breathalyser, or failing that, coming to sleaze over you like the lecherous wart he is.
"He has to be larger than bacon"
I hope it was my Dad lying actually
The only reason this is a concern is because the dog escaped through the side path door a while ago when it was open and we nearly lost him, and we don't really what that happening again. We may just do something creative and get a padlock rather then ponder about what happened.
Thanks guys
The only reason this is a concern is because the dog escaped through the side path door a while ago when it was open and we nearly lost him, and we don't really what that happening again. We may just do something creative and get a padlock rather then ponder about what happened.
Thanks guys
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Another Sunday afternoon, another topic we don't know the answer to.
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Oh is it? I was going to say that your bright blonde chest hair was rather impressive.Hymagumba wrote: AAGHHH IT'S A SALMON FUCKING SHIRT. Can't you see the pattern on it?
Ronnie is victorious, vivacious in victory like a venomous dog. Vile Republicans cease living while the religious retort with rueful rhetoric. These rank thugs resort to violence and swear revenge.
But Ronnie can punch through steel so they lose anyway.
But Ronnie can punch through steel so they lose anyway.
My dog Oscar has managed to wander off twice during the 10 years I've had him. They were two extreemly stressful nights wandering the streets looking for him. Thankfully he's older and wiser now, and hasn't pulled that stunt for many years.Reeves wrote:The only reason this is a concern is because the dog escaped through the side path door a while ago when it was open and we nearly lost him, and we don't really what that happening again.
The first time he was picked up by the council Dog Warden (who lives a couple of roads away). It cost me £40 to get him back from the local Cats' & Dogs' Refuge. The second time the police picked him up and rang me at 4am to let me know he was spending the night in a cell
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