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John Mc
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Definitely not, dreams only come true in films and songs by Gabrielle.
What is your dream? |
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Kris
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To make my other half happy - all the time.
Should I pay £176 a month for 2 years, or £366 a month for 12 months?
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Setareh Juventina
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| Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 18:39 Post subject: |
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To make my other half happy - all the time.
Should I pay £176 a month for 2 years, or £366 a month for 12 months? |
That's not a dream, it's a goal...
2 years...you've got to enjoy your money too.
Which country has the best film industry?
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Tommy Tynans Lovechild
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Klaxons - 'cos they are great. Top live, sound album.
Unions - Yep, leave one and join another but don't opt out altogether.
Chocolate - Nah marmite on toast is even better comfort food.
Pop Songs - Fade out.
Mild Winters - Bad, got me a nice grey pea coat and just can't wear it enough 'cos its too bloomin' mild.
Dribble or easy finish - Dribble. Maradona '86 - who wouldn't have wanted to score the one against Belgium, against England?
Anyone else in the world other than me? - Duffman.
And in answer to the one above, Sweden. Probably. Lukas Moodysson and Ingmar Bergman swing it. Though there's a case for France. And Italy. And Spain. Heck most of Europe tbh!!!
Strawberry Switchblade or Belle Stars?
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gillworm
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Strawberry Switchblade - how can you ask? (rhetorical question...)
I saw them live a few times, delightfully shambolic - the pair of them collapsed in giggles when Rose (I think it was) muffed her 'guitar solo'.
muffed? is that a real word? sounds really old-fashioned.
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CiaranMac
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I don't know but it could allegedly be used in the following sentences
"I muffed ring him I keep putting it on the long finger"
"You muffed be joking"
"I'm really muffed off with her for standing me up"
"Lads I'm hoping to get muffed on Saturday night"
Do you drink? and if so how many does it take to make you hammered?
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Kris
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1 result for: muffed
Pronunciation Key
v. muffed, muff·ing, muffs
v. tr.
To perform or handle clumsily; bungle. See Synonyms at botch.
Sports To fail to make (a catch).
v. intr.
To perform an act clumsily.
n.
A clumsy or bungled action.
Sports A failure to make a catch.
Was Richard Ashcroft right when he declared, "There is no space and time"? He never provided any proof to such an explosive theory.
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mixedcasesspaces
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We certainly percieve there to be both space and time, a multi-dimentional entity observing us may not see it that way. However, since in this instance space and time are human concepts, they do exist, Q.E.D.
Why do people get confused over "which came first, the chicken and the egg?" when it's clearly the egg that came first (were there chickens in the Cretaceous period?)
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Setareh Juventina
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Why do people get confused over "which came first, the chicken and the egg?" when it's clearly the egg that came first (were there chickens in the Cretaceous period?) |
Because then comes the question 'where did the egg come from?'...and now Mark, where did the egg come from anyway if it was first?
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Bev
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... hmmm, I beleive the egg came from 'proto-eggs' via means of evolution, and obviously reptiles etc. were laying eggs long before chickens crossed the road... but then all this talk about the egg 'coming from' anywhere is a bit teological...
My question for the next person is how big a % of shite am I talking? And also - Bruce Springsteen: cock or rock?
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Setareh Juventina
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| Bev wrote: |
... hmmm, I beleive the egg came from 'proto-eggs' via means of evolution, and obviously reptiles etc. were laying eggs long before chickens crossed the road... but then all this talk about the egg 'coming from' anywhere is a bit teological...
My question for the next person is how big a % of shite am I talking? And also - Bruce Springsteen: cock or rock? |
Yeah but the question isn't really about the chicken and egg, it's animal and egg...from the first being, was it egg or creature?
Bruce is rock.
I'm good at upholding hygien and order, but how do you efficiently clear up a mess? I've noticed I'm not fantastic at that.
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John Mc
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Throw salt on the mess and it will absorb it all, leaving your house spotless. This works on everything from wine to nuclear waste.
If you went on 'Stars In Their Eyes' who would you be? |
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Setareh Juventina
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| John Mc wrote: |
Throw salt on the mess and it will absorb it all, leaving your house spotless. This works on everything from wine to nuclear waste.
If you went on 'Stars In Their Eyes' who would you be? |
Salt picks things up and puts them in the right cabinettes? Advanced! 
Is anyone still excited about their birthdays? I'm due in three weeks and excited like hell (27).
L&P
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Tommy Tynans Lovechild
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Stars In Their Eyes - Arthur Lee. Fancy belting out "Fire" with one of his flamin' hats he wore on tele.
Birthdays - Yep but only 'cos it takes me one year nearer to retirement (assuming anyone in the UK will be allowed to retire in the future)
Which celebrity would you kidnap and why?
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Tommy Tynans Lovechild
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WHOOOPS!!! Meant Arthur Brown!! FFS why is my memory so confused these days? 
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