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Secretly hate your neighbours?

Embarrassing affliction?

Thinking of leaving your husband?

Can't get it up?


A problem shared is a problem halved.

So for an straight-talkin' and all-round common-sense opinion: ask *Bob*


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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Bob - I know someone who is always funnier than

> me. His name is Ted. What can I do to bridge the

> humour gap?


Dear Mick,

I suggest you join the Nunhead Forum

Better to be a big fish in a small pond..

askbob Wrote:

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> Is it wrong to derive sexual pleasure from

> defecation and yet not be a member of the Liberal

> Democrat Parliamentary Party?


Dear Woo.. er, Anonymous,


To answer your question, You don't have to be a Liberal Democrat to pays girls to defecate in their underwear for you, and then puts said panties in your briefcase and takes them home, but it helps.

???? Wrote:

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> Dear *Bob*,

>

> I had a beard but frankly I looked a tw*t so

> shaved it off. But I miss it. Help


Dear ????,

Put your hands on your hips and put your shoulders back (as if you were trying to impersonate a chicken during a game of charades). Then, with your neck fully extended (like E.T.) close your eyes, stick your chin out and PUSH. New hair should soon begin to emerge and within a week or so you'll be able to frighten small children again.

???? Wrote:

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> Dear Bob,

> Will voting Labour or Conservative really give me

> aids?


Unfortunately the answer is yes.

However, voting Labour will only result in a light touch of aids. If you vote conservative, you're a gonner for sure.

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