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Don't know why this makes me laugh, but it's just good immature fun!
BBC2 if you don't know.
BBC2 if you don't know.
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Cong_Man wrote:
> It may well be my age here...but who in the blue heck are Dick and
> Dom?
[URL]http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/dickndom/index.shtml[/URL]
> It may well be my age here...but who in the blue heck are Dick and
> Dom?
[URL]http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/dickndom/index.shtml[/URL]
oh..this is Puddin'
Flicking the Bird? Flicking... the... bird...
Explain or I'll get the RSPCB on your case.
Explain or I'll get the RSPCB on your case.
"your name here" wrote:
> anyone play blind swearing?
>
>
> when the teacher was drawing on the board you took turns to put your
> book over your face (to stop cheating) and see how long you had the
> guts to stand flicking the bird to the teacher.
Flicking the bird?
> anyone play blind swearing?
>
>
> when the teacher was drawing on the board you took turns to put your
> book over your face (to stop cheating) and see how long you had the
> guts to stand flicking the bird to the teacher.
Flicking the bird?
The red nose day "BOGGGGGGGIIESSSSSSS" was hilarious.
(Note to self- grow up)
(Note to self- grow up)
bo·gie1 also bo·gy (bô'gç)
n., pl. -gies.
One of several wheels or supporting and aligning rollers inside the tread of a tractor or tank.
Chiefly British. A railroad car or locomotive undercarriage having pairs of wheels that swivel so that curves can be negotiated.
n., pl. -gies.
One of several wheels or supporting and aligning rollers inside the tread of a tractor or tank.
Chiefly British. A railroad car or locomotive undercarriage having pairs of wheels that swivel so that curves can be negotiated.
It may well be my age here...but who in the blue heck are Dick and Dom?
amusing slime lol
Good times, eh?
"your name here" wrote:
> Or when you were clapping, clap really loudly and a slow but regular
> beat, the person next to you would gradually join in, and it would
> spread like the herpes throughout the room with the person getting a
> slow clap.
I've done that before. I was in junior school at the time however...
It was great fun then...
> Or when you were clapping, clap really loudly and a slow but regular
> beat, the person next to you would gradually join in, and it would
> spread like the herpes throughout the room with the person getting a
> slow clap.
I've done that before. I was in junior school at the time however...
It was great fun then...
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