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DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Google it. > > It's not polite. I know what it means, I'm not a moron. It's the equivalent of sticking two fingers up at someone. But a lot of us do that in good humour, no? I saw a very nice picture of that very handsome George Clooney doing it only the other day.

Yeah, giving someone the finger (as opposed to, you know, fingering them). That's what I thought. Not that bad is it?

Nice rhymin'. That's right cheered up my Friday that has.

What does it mean? I always thought it was someone sticking their middle fingers up (is that "flipping the bird"?) and laughing. Is it not that? Is it rude? Man, I'm so not down with the kids.

I still look at the basic geometry of my surroundings to calculate what shape I'd have to drop in to clear a line.

d_c = :-$

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Marmora Man Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > >last year the Dog couldn't > > provide a Whisky Mac - first the name / drink > > wasn't recognised. When explained they > discovered > > they had no ginger wine (which should ideally > be > > Stones) but offered ginger ale as an alterantive > - > > demonstrating no understanding of the concept. > > xxxxxxxx > > Yeh I had the same experience at the Palmerston on > a very cold night a while ago. Ditto EDT

He's got to keep the breeders' offspring separate from the unfortunate middle classes though, innit?

Was it W**f? ;-)

But can you actually "get" it? No, you can't, not unless they're going to let you behind the counter. The waiter / barrista will "get" it, you will receive and drink it. I had rage this morning when someone sat next to me on the bus when there were other, empty, double seats. Why sit there, WHY? I know people are quite entitled to, and maybe I'd sat in their favourite spot, so they thought they'd join me rather than sit somewhere else with more room. And on other days, it wouldn't have bothered me at all. But I was feeling a bit straitjacketed by a too-bulky jumper under a narrow sleeved coat and I couldn't move my arms, and then they sat down and I was all penned in and trapped and freaking out, and I was somewhat disproportionately apoplectic.

Oh my god PGC, will you go out with me?

Haha, DJKQ, I like your style: although I tend to keep my toys at home, why the hell not put it on your desk - freak Karter out when he comes to visit.

No no no no no, DJKQ, hold fire. Check out Tom Dixon's Bone. A thing of beautiful and erotic beauty - hornier than a jelly rabbit at any rate.

Cunting wankers - oh, that's not what you meant? Excellent, I had no idea that the forum had taken precautions against c*nting w*nkers - but it's right and proper that they should.

And, you know, Shoreditch Tw@ts / and or discotheques...

Not the Woof lotto then?

Is there anything approaching a decent view? Binoculars and bird things might suit if he was quite outdoorsy.

Freaking love it. It makes me happy. The script's hilarious, poignant at times, and weirdly (within the parameters of the sci-fi premise) realistic.

Got one thanks. But it's so terribly sweet that you think ladies don't treat themselves when they're coupled up.

I don't want to be getting it on with cartoon animals when I'm giving myself a little treat.

If you like your orgasms sponsored by Disney.

Yeah, it's annoying as hell, but I'm pretty sure it's to regulate the service rather than piss people off. That said, what makes me rage is when the bus I'm on terminates early, but lets the same number bus behind go in front of us, so we can't get on that one. It makes me want to picket Boris. I blame him entirely.

Yes. Because physical attraction isn't all about how pretty someone is. You can want to tear someone's clothes off, not because of how they look in a Hedi Slimane suit, but because of how they look at you, because the gleam in their eyes tells you it's going to be very good indeed. Also, most people have something beautiful about them. You may not see it immediately, but the more time you spend with someone, the more you're likely to notice the little things that ultimately add up to a phwoar. That said, if you find them physically repellent, it's unlikely that's going to change.

Deliciousness? Shepherds deliciousness, lemon meringue deliciousness, fish goop.

I don't hold that potato-topped = pie. Don't get me wrong, it's not that I don't enjoy them, it's just that pie for me means pastry top and bottom.