Gosh!

[The Excession]

[anonymous-user]

[Shaw Tarse]

[tomTVR]

Totally agree 100%

[robinhood21]

Cripes!

[The Excession]

st, these kind of posts are blocked, well I just hit 64 months, 6000 posts and I thought Gosh!

It's a phrase, nay word that I'm seeding into the local community, in fact, everytime I walk into the pub, everyone turns round and says gosh to me!

In true twincam thread styley... what phrases do you like to use.

Gosh... has this become a real thread?

Edited by The Excession on Saturday 4th October 14:47

[GTIR]

[tomTVR]

The Excession said:

what phrases do you like to use.

Jingle jangle click clunk?

Edited by tomTVR on Saturday 4th October 14:48

[The Excession]

tomTVR said:

The Excession said:

what phrases do you like to use.

Jingle jangle click clunk?

Edited by tomTVR on Saturday 4th October 14:48

Ahhh.... so you're into that too eh?......

[Galileo]

[anonymous-user]

Phrases i use include fwibble, snkmonkey and bolleaux

[The Excession]

Galileo said:

Are you having a problem shaving?

[tomTVR]

The Excession said:

tomTVR said:

The Excession said:

what phrases do you like to use.

Jingle jangle click clunk?

Edited by tomTVR on Saturday 4th October 14:48

Ahhh.... so you're into that too eh?......

A bit but not so much when they start doing cleveland steamers

[The Excession]

tomTVR said:

A bit but not so much when they start doing cleveland steamers

Is that a bit like the st house door on a Grimsby trawler?

[Galileo]

The Excession said:

Galileo said:

Are you having a problem shaving?

Yes, thats it.

[The Excession]

Galileo said:

Oh, please then do discuss your thoughts on Copernicanism.

[anonymous-user]

The Excession said:

what phrases do you like to use.

Forget SNAFU, FUBAR and all those tired movie phrases.
It's a Running Goat fk.

[anonymous-user]

Once again, lmao at crossflow kid, pure class

[Galileo]

The Excession said:

Galileo said:

Oh, please then do discuss your thoughts on Copernicanism.

He wasn't bad for an amateur!

Polish, I'll grant you. A face that only a mother could love, yes, but quite a bright lad.

Edited by Galileo on Saturday 4th October 15:12

[Galileo]

And to get it the swing of this thread (now I've figured out what your going on about) I like "Twaddle".

Better yet "Utter Twaddle", should be used more.