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Michael Palaeologus Wrote:

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> You cant *flounce* Brum, you are (according to

> your beloved) virtually a Builder and,

>

> Builders dont Flounce


Yes Mike, you may have a point...


*eats another bacon sandwich whilst exposing handsome bottom cleavage*

STOP IT! STOP IT! STOP IT!!


*Wipes bhaji from eye and takes popadom from ear*


All of you, write the following:


"I will not act the goat in the Curry Club thread" - 500 times.


You too Karter, dont think I cant see you trying to sneak out of the back of the restaurant....


and Katie ... you have let me down, the club down and most of all, yourself. Tsk. You were doing so well.

Michael Palaeologus Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> STOP IT! STOP IT! STOP IT!!

>

> *Wipes bhaji from eye and takes popadom from ear*

>

> All of you, write the following:

>

> "I will not act the goat in the Curry Club thread"

> - 500 times.

>

> You too Karter, dont think I cant see you trying

> to sneak out of the back of the restaurant....

>

> and Katie ... you have let me down, the club down

> and most of all, yourself. Tsk. You were doing so

> well.


*looks innocent*


messir? yessir, er ... i mean, nosir, sorrrysir.


I must not act the goat in the Curry Club thread x 500

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