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beanbag said:
Not a chance I'll un-blur the rest of it. Although the surname had to be shared. 
Imagine his poor mum! "Mother f
ker"..... 
Imagine the response at the christening.......
Imagine his poor mum! "Mother f
ker"..... 
Edited by beanbag on Wednesday 12th May 14:27
Vicar: "....we are here today to celebrate the christening of Baby f
ker..." 
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&a...
b
ks, cant get it to work.
just type f
king, Austria into Google maps
b
ks, cant get it to work.just type f
king, Austria into Google mapsEdited by Lord Pikey on Wednesday 12th May 14:59
TUS 373 said:
I worked with a German chap called Dr Eckhard f
k. It means fox in their language.
Funniest things were: how he answered the phone, which would simply be: "f
k. Good morning", and emailing, with any reference to his existence, which would get swear filtered.
Close, it's Fuchs.
k. It means fox in their language.Funniest things were: how he answered the phone, which would simply be: "f
k. Good morning", and emailing, with any reference to his existence, which would get swear filtered.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff






