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peckhamasbestos Wrote:

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> yeah, this is the worst thing thats happened

> today.

>

> seriously people?



Has anyone, at any point, on this thread suggested that it is/was?


I believe petty annoyances are far more likely to trigger uncontrollable outbursts of violence/mayhem than 'serious' issues and I fear it is only a matter of time before these twits have me someone with no self control going postal.


Try having an idiot come up to you and shout in your ear whenever they feel like it and see how laid back and tolerant it leaves you.


seriously.


*I should add a student-radical-type dub track here to make my point - just hum 'Missa Luba' in your head a few times and you'll 'get me'.

Horsebox Wrote:

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> northlondoner Wrote:

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> > Back off. Sly and Reggie are terrific.

>

> Sly. Reggie. Terrific.

>

> 3 words that don't belong together, ever.


I dunno. "I think it's terrific Sly and Reggie have stopped making that terrific noise". I even got terrific in twice!

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