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This thread has been linked to the game 'Medal of Honor'.
Good game thought but far too short since Santa payed forty whole pounds for it
Normandy was amazing though
Hmmm somehow I think nobody has ever said that sentence
" Grampa, grampa tell me about the war "
" Normandy was amazing son "
Normandy was amazing though
Hmmm somehow I think nobody has ever said that sentence
" Grampa, grampa tell me about the war "
" Normandy was amazing son "
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froots wrote:
> Tyler Durden wrote:
> froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
>
> Heh. Fat b@$t@rd is in your wardrobe?
>
> Yes, would you like him to type a reply to you? He can do that you
> knoe. He is clever like that.
Please. Unleash the "b*****d within"
> Tyler Durden wrote:
> froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
>
> Heh. Fat b@$t@rd is in your wardrobe?
>
> Yes, would you like him to type a reply to you? He can do that you
> knoe. He is clever like that.
Please. Unleash the "b*****d within"
Tyler Durden wrote:
> Kyz22 wrote:
> Why do Scot's say "pure" ?
>
> I just DONT get it!
>
> I say pure, and I live hundreds of miles from Scotland, and am only
> 1/4 Scottish. Honest.
What does it mean then?
And do you say, "Aye its pure good" and stuff?
I say pure when im talking about something of value, "pure gold" or whatever. Scots, generally, use it for "good" I think.
> Kyz22 wrote:
> Why do Scot's say "pure" ?
>
> I just DONT get it!
>
> I say pure, and I live hundreds of miles from Scotland, and am only
> 1/4 Scottish. Honest.
What does it mean then?
And do you say, "Aye its pure good" and stuff?
I say pure when im talking about something of value, "pure gold" or whatever. Scots, generally, use it for "good" I think.
You see froots, you have a hidden cupbaord on the back of your head.
Can you see it?
Can you see it?
Tyler Durden wrote:
> froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
>
> Heh. Fat is in your wardrobe?
Yes, would you like him to type a reply to you? He can do that you knoe. He is clever like that.
> froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
>
> Heh. Fat is in your wardrobe?
Yes, would you like him to type a reply to you? He can do that you knoe. He is clever like that.
froots wrote:
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
That would mean one of two things.
Your wardrobe exists within my mind
Your world exists within my mind
I pray for the latter.
> He is imaginary Kyle, he lives in your mind.
>
> And my wardrobe.
That would mean one of two things.
Your wardrobe exists within my mind
Your world exists within my mind
I pray for the latter.
gerrid wrote:
> froots wrote:
> And my wardrobe.
>
> Cupboard?
No, I put my 10001 cups in my cupboard, thered be no room.
> froots wrote:
> And my wardrobe.
>
> Cupboard?
No, I put my 10001 cups in my cupboard, thered be no room.
froots wrote:
> And my wardrobe.
Cupboard?
> And my wardrobe.
Cupboard?
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