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DanDC5
6,937 posts
36 months
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goldblum said: I'd stay in touch with the dirty bit*h who let you shag her over the bosses' desk,she sounds a lot more fun than your current squeeze. That was me 
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Asgardian
843 posts
48 months
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DanDC5 said: That was me  I'm pretty sure I'd remember shagging you over the bosses desk 
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goldblum
6,801 posts
36 months
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Oops must pay more attention!
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Vanya
1,800 posts
113 months
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DanDC5 said: goldblum said: I'd stay in touch with the dirty bit*h who let you shag her over the bosses' desk,she sounds a lot more fun than your current squeeze. That was me  There's confessions and then there IS a confession! Quoted accidentally.
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DanDC5
6,937 posts
36 months
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Asgardian said: DanDC5 said: That was me  I'm pretty sure I'd remember shagging you over the bosses desk  As I posted the reply I had a feeling it wasn't going to end well. Turns out I was right 
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PoleDriver
Original Poster
20,230 posts
63 months
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OK, let's try a confession top get this back on topic. A while after my divorce I was going out with a girl 20 years younger than me. We went to Alton towers for a day and she was feeling a bit 'frisky'!  Sitting and waiting for a ride to start we started get a bit friendly. Just as the ride started moving she called out "Dad, Dad, please stop. Mum said you weren't supposed to do that to me!" Cue two security guards running over (too slowly) and us pissing ourselves laughing!
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omgus
4,877 posts
44 months
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sherbert90 said: omgus said: The last time i confessed on a thread like this a number of people told me i was a disgraceful human being, which was true. You can't dangle a carrot like that!? Tell is again  When i was having a few financial issues i borrowed money from my old flatmate to take his girlfriend out, get us both trollied and then have a spot of alfresco sex with her on the way back home, quite a few times. Then when he lost his job due to missing a few shifts (he claimed it was caused by depression which he blamed on thinking his girlfriend was cheating on him) his sister came to stay to look after him.  In my defence he never paid his damn rent on time, had a massive white powder problem and both of the girls in question were really hot. And i am a disgraceful human being.
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hman
4,811 posts
63 months
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omgus said: When i was having a few financial issues i borrowed money from my old flatmate to take his girlfriend out, get us both trollied and then have a spot of alfresco sex with her on the way back home, quite a few times. Then when he lost his job due to missing a few shifts (he claimed it was caused by depression which he blamed on thinking his girlfriend was cheating on him) his sister came to stay to look after him.  In my defence he never paid his damn rent on time, had a massive white powder problem and both of the girls in question were really hot. And i am a disgraceful human being. NO sir you are a LEGEND!
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h0b0
1,462 posts
65 months
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I got kicked out of a steps concert. Twice. After the first time I ran back in because I thought my friends didn't notice I had been asked to leave. Then the entire security team of the NEC escorted me out.
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GTIR
19,078 posts
135 months
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PoleDriver said: OK, let's try a confession top get this back on topic. A while after my divorce I was going out with a girl 20 years younger than me. We went to Alton towers for a day and she was feeling a bit 'frisky'!  Sitting and waiting for a ride to start we started get a bit friendly. Just as the ride started moving she called out "Dad, Dad, please stop. Mum said you weren't supposed to do that to me!" Cue two security guards running over (too slowly) and us pissing ourselves laughing! Is it wrong that I read that a few times whilst bashing one out? If it is then that's my confession!
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PoleDriver
Original Poster
20,230 posts
63 months
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GTIR said: Is it wrong that I read that a few times whilst bashing one out?  . 
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Life Saab Itch
34,084 posts
57 months
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GTIR said: Is it wrong that I read that a few times whilst bashing one out?
If it is then that's my confession! That's your confession? From the person who w  ked off a 12 year old.... 
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Life Saab Itch
34,084 posts
57 months
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Context is everything here...
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PoleDriver
Original Poster
20,230 posts
63 months
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GTIR
19,078 posts
135 months
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PoleDriver
Original Poster
20,230 posts
63 months
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h0b0 said: I got kicked out of a steps concert. Twice. After the first time I ran back in because I thought my friends didn't notice I had been asked to leave. Then the entire security team of the NEC escorted me out. I thought the security teams were there to throw people in to the Steps concert! 
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omgus
4,877 posts
44 months
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I have just been reading the childhood experiments thread and this remindeded me of a confession that involves no nudity, sex and only a smattering of underage drinking. To anyone who knows the A30 in Surrey (specifically by the Fire Station/Old Dean) and to anyone who used to use the M3, M25, A322, A30 and The BVR who was effected i must apologise. During our school underage drinking holidaystudy leave myself and a few other of Bagshot's hard working and responsible GCSE Students were returning on foot from a night at a pub with very relaxed age restrictions in Camberley. We were merry and as we reached the Fire Station we noticed that there were cones out and roadwork signs and a small diversion set up as one lane of the road was closed. With the excuberence of youth and a lot of local knowledge we proceeded to reverse the diversion route slightly (so it took people up to the one way stretch of Gibbet Lane rather than down it) and move the cones so that both side of the road were now blocked and all the traffic for the A30 would be required to head down the same single lane stretch of road. This caused a slight blockage in the morning on the A30, which eventually led to issues on the BVR, and the M3, and the A322 and finally on the M25 all of which couldn't be rectified because the workmen were stuck in the resultant traffic also on the M3, 8 miles away. If any locals are reading this then i must apologise. Especially as no one owned up to it until a couple of years ago so we escaped without punishment at the time.
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McHaggis
7,780 posts
24 months
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^^ Epic.
I closed a road in Welwyn Garden City once when they were digging the road up for cable.
It was late and we may have had some beers.
Funny thing was it was still closed the next lunchtime...
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gog440
4,429 posts
59 months
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On that note a few years ago we our friends may have slightly altered the temporary roundabout outside maison blanche so that you could get onto it but there were no exits........
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DJRC
19,847 posts
105 months
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McHaggis said: ^^ Epic.
I closed a road in Welwyn Garden City once when they were digging the road up for cable.
It was late and we may have had some beers.
Funny thing was it was still closed the next lunchtime... The last time I drove through WGC the whole damn road system was dug up anyway!!!
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