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  1. Charles said:
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    Is he a cunning linguist?

    Only if there is a homosexual equivalent; maybe bummylingus?!! ;o)

    No, there's no equivalent, felchbreath.

  2. Quoted message said:
    Charles said:
    Quoted message said:

    Is he a cunning linguist?

    Only if there is a homosexual equivalent; maybe bummylingus?!! ;o)

    No, there's no equivalent, felchbreath.

    How about we invent one Bill? Now let's see, it's about Bill DAVIDSON,
    tongue and dry meat!!

    There is a South African word that already fits the bill Bill, how
    about - "biltong"? Short for Bill's tongue - geddit mate?

    Yes, BILTONG it is Bill; how good is that to have a disgusting
    perversion named after you? Right up your disgusting alley you old
    perve!! ;o)

  3. Quoted message said:

    Clem.>

    Man, how bad did this guys mother hate him, to name him "Clem"?

  4. Quoted message said:

    Man, how bad did this guys mother hate him, to name him "Clem"?

    No, it's just that a guy named Clem was the only one in line with
    correct change. She figured he was the most likely Daddy, since he got
    in before the other 25 that day and also suffered from Down's Syndrome.

  5. Charles catted:

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    I agree he's got a bloody cheek criticising other peoples' names

    What could be more embarrassing than to be named after an in-bred,
    half-wit "prince" who tossed over a beautiful young woman with class
    and brains for a horse-faced old hag whose sole redeeming feature is
    telling filthy jokes?

  6. Quoted message said:

    half-wit "prince"

    Since when did "Bonnie Prince Charlie" ever get THAT smart?

  7. Quoted message said:

    What could be more embarrassing than to be named after an in-bred,


    half-wit "prince" who tossed over a beautiful young woman with class
    and brains for a horse-faced old hag whose sole redeeming feature is
    telling filthy jokes?

    Indeed. It must be SO embarrassing to be british these days, with the
    monarchy being composed entirely of school cheats, dirty-minded drunken
    perverts, and genetic misfits.

    Of course, what do you expect from people whose ancestors thought the
    West Indies were more valuable possessions than the American continent?

  8. Quoted message said:

    Charles catted:

    Quoted message said:

    I agree he's got a bloody cheek criticising other peoples' names

    What could be more embarrassing than to be named after an in-bred,
    half-wit "prince" who tossed over a beautiful young woman with class
    and brains for a horse-faced old hag whose sole redeeming feature is
    telling filthy jokes?

    We all envy you being called OkeechobeeOlga because it is so much more
    sophisticated than Charles!!

    Did I tell you late;y what a [censored] you are Bill?!! ;o)

    HAGW

    TFIF

    TTFN

  9. Quoted message said:

    Did I tell you late;y what a [censored] you are Bill?!!

    You've named your wiener "Bill?" And you talk to it?

  10. Quoted message said:

    We all envy you being called OkeechobeeOlga because it is so much more


    sophisticated than Charles!!

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    Did I tell you late;y what a [censored] you are Bill?!!

    "Bill?" The famous internet troll "Bill?" I must say, it's quite an
    honor to be mistook for Bill. Your kindness is no doubt accidental,
    but appreciated nonetheless.

  11. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    an in-bred, half-wit "prince" who tossed over a beautiful young woman with class and brains for a horse-faced old hag whose sole redeeming feature is telling filthy jokes?

    Quoted message said:

    Indeed. It must be SO embarrassing to be british these days, with the monarchy being composed entirely of school cheats, dirty-minded drunken perverts, and genetic misfits. Of course, what do you expect from people whose ancestors thought the West Indies were more valuable possessions than the American continent?

    The COMPLETE lack of any effort whatever by any englishman to refute
    any of this is DULY NOTED.

  12. Quoted message said:

    The COMPLETE lack of any effort whatever by any englishman to refute any of this is DULY NOTED.

    What do you expect from a country whose most notable olympian over the
    last thirty years was a twit named "Eddy the Eagle?"

    Englishman aren't patriotic; they're embarrassed to be british. This
    IS a nation about which the best thing they can say is: "there'll
    always be an england."

    Yes, well -- there'll always be death and taxes, too.

  13. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    half-wit "prince"

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    Since when did "Bonnie Prince Charlie" ever get THAT smart?

    Quite. I have it on GOOD authority he's no more than a quarter-wit.

  14. Quoted message said:

    Of course, what do you expect from people whose ancestors thought the


    West Indies were more valuable possessions than the American continent?

    Ah, yes, those same folks who've left their people with such noble
    histories from Khyber Pass, Gallipolli, Saratoga, Yorktown, New
    Orleans......And who can forget that "Zulu" thing?

  15. Quoted message said:

    You've named your wiener "Bill?" And you talk to it?>

    He's so obsessed with him, it's all he can think of. (Bill, not his
    weiner. Although his weiner is a close 2nd)

  16. Quoted message said:

    "Bill?" The famous internet troll "Bill?" I must say, it's quite an


    honor to be mistook for Bill. Your kindness is no doubt accidental,
    but appreciated nonetheless.>

    Thanks Oke! It's nice to know my work is appreciated.

  17. Quoted message said:

    and also suffered from Down's Syndrome.>

    Those dull, widely spaced eyes gave him away. But yes, I see the
    resemblance.

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