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A tactical voter, such as myself, needs to know things like this. Primarily I'd vote for Microchips (woo, yeah) - but who's expected to win? Will it be close cut between four or five? Between two? Or will someone just run away with it?
Election analysts, give us the answers..
Election analysts, give us the answers..
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You don't know what en garde is?
I don't study French.
I don't study French.
píss on your bonfire am the best
And most widely used.
And most widely used.
*not taking French past Year 8..
That was terrible.
That was terrible.
See- this is why I regret taking French past year 8...
En garde.
Touché.
Kyz22 wrote:
> Well in Leeds its the two that I said :-p
In London they call those things that lead from one level of a house to another the 'apples and pears', but that doesn't mean that's what stairs are called.
> Well in Leeds its the two that I said :-p
In London they call those things that lead from one level of a house to another the 'apples and pears', but that doesn't mean that's what stairs are called.
El Blokey wrote:
> NO, it is píss on your parade. Do I need to search google and
> get proof?
Well in Leeds its the two that I said :-p
> NO, it is píss on your parade. Do I need to search google and
> get proof?
Well in Leeds its the two that I said :-p
You just don't understand the genius of 'froots am the winner', EL.
English_Bloke wrote:
> Everyone knows “rain on your parade”. Bah! Who cares...
Nobody uses rain, as people can't rain. They píss.
> Everyone knows “rain on your parade”. Bah! Who cares...
Nobody uses rain, as people can't rain. They píss.
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