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Withdrawal Symptoms
Started By Badger, Oct 08 2011 07:46 AM
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Zedlet
Posted 08 October 2011 - 12:04 PM
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The artist formerly known as Husky
Dunky:
The punishment suffered by pirates if caught m'bating while on watch
"Avast Jim-lad, what be that ye be doin? Floggin' molly on night's watch?! It be either Jack Ketch or a dunky for ye then!"
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Posted 08 October 2011 - 01:24 PM
Well that made me laugh!
I'm glad something good came out of yesterdays outage
I'm glad something good came out of yesterdays outage
The Honey Monster - 'a standard limited edition 370Z with a plethora of minor bespoke mods'
LED sidelights | Glowing Emblems | DIY Sound Deadening | Front+Rear 15mm spacers | Full size rear number plate
Auto dimming mirror | Satin black wheels & yellow pinstripe | 370Z Tax disc holder | Reversing Camera
UpRev tuned | Invidia Gemini Cat Back Exhaust | GT-R Start Button | Clutch Helper Spring
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Zedling
Posted 08 October 2011 - 04:54 PM
Great stuff. 
I'm pleased it wasn't just me. The pubs and ladies of a nearby town were pleased with the outage though.
I'm pleased it wasn't just me. The pubs and ladies of a nearby town were pleased with the outage though.
'06 Ebisu Black 350Z GT Coupe (dec'd: 29/12/08).
'56 Toyota Celica VVTL-i GT: the very easy art of being more than happy with what you've got; 15 out of 5; the Parasol.
'07 Mazda MX-5 1.8 Option Pack: "14 out of 5", the Umbrella.
". . . That's not a deep philosophical question, that's a question a moron asks himself, the sort of question someone who had no sense whatsoever would ask" (Faris Badwan)
'56 Toyota Celica VVTL-i GT: the very easy art of being more than happy with what you've got; 15 out of 5; the Parasol.
'07 Mazda MX-5 1.8 Option Pack: "14 out of 5", the Umbrella.
". . . That's not a deep philosophical question, that's a question a moron asks himself, the sort of question someone who had no sense whatsoever would ask" (Faris Badwan)
