Juvenile things that make you snigger.
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andym1603 said:
Likewise, the sign wasn't the first thing I noticed there!That reminds me though - my sister has some of those (slightly council-esque?) cut-out wooden letters in her flat, spelling out "LOVE" and "HOME". Last time I was there I changed them round when no-one was looking to read "EVEL HOMO" and it was ages before she noticed...
smn159 said:
I worked on a project with a guy called Rick wk a couple of years back. Pretty common name in the US apparently.
Didn't stop me sniggering to myself every time his name was mentioned.
Hang on a second! Didn't stop me sniggering to myself every time his name was mentioned.
Rick as in Richard that could also be shortened to Dick... Dick wk!
Poor bd
Buzz84 said:
George29 said:
I live just down from there and drive past it daily to get to work. Always worthy of a snigger. MartG said:
Now I know why when I get cold called from spammers/scammers/insurance claimers from India why the line sounds so awful. I also can't get the image out of my head of them packed in cubicles drenched in sweat in 50 degree heat with a 2 inch hand held fan trying to cool themselves, doesn't stop me either giving them an absolute mouthful of abuse or if I'm in the mood fking them around something chronic for as long as possible.DaveGoddard said:
Likewise, the sign wasn't the first thing I noticed there!
That reminds me though - my sister has some of those (slightly council-esque?) cut-out wooden letters in her flat, spelling out "LOVE" and "HOME". Last time I was there I changed them round when no-one was looking to read "EVEL HOMO" and it was ages before she noticed...
That made me laugh more than it should have.That reminds me though - my sister has some of those (slightly council-esque?) cut-out wooden letters in her flat, spelling out "LOVE" and "HOME". Last time I was there I changed them round when no-one was looking to read "EVEL HOMO" and it was ages before she noticed...
Watching the Great British Menu earlier and one of the chefs was presenting his meal on a specially made board including a miniature spit roast.
I sniggered the first time they said it then a bit more every time they repeated it, until the judging chef says straight to camera "who's mouth doesn't water at the thought of a spit roast", at which point my wife sighed loudly and told me to "stop being so childish"
I sniggered the first time they said it then a bit more every time they repeated it, until the judging chef says straight to camera "who's mouth doesn't water at the thought of a spit roast", at which point my wife sighed loudly and told me to "stop being so childish"
Was meandering through the rather lovely Vysehrad cemetery in Prague last week and spotted this:
Not the best quality photo but with quite a few folk around I was trying to be subtle about using someone's demise for amusement. Also nearby were headstones bearing the names "Lipsova" and "Willingerova"..
Not the best quality photo but with quite a few folk around I was trying to be subtle about using someone's demise for amusement. Also nearby were headstones bearing the names "Lipsova" and "Willingerova"..
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