Quote: Curt @ September 17 2008, 7:52 PM BSTI don't feel like making one of those big long messages with all the quotes.
Was it me? I apologise if so. But they are my views and I stick by them. We are all entitled to form our own opinions.
Quote: Curt @ September 17 2008, 7:52 PM BSTI don't feel like making one of those big long messages with all the quotes.
Was it me? I apologise if so. But they are my views and I stick by them. We are all entitled to form our own opinions.
Quote: sootyj @ September 17 2008, 7:30 PM BSTThe UN warcrimes tribunals are pretty legit.
Assuming you're referring to the Sadam shambles, I don't believe that it was a UN trial, but an Iraqi one. But either way, it was a f**king travesty. Poor guy.
Quote: Morrace @ September 17 2008, 7:52 PM BSTTo be fair' if you watch the video RIGHT THROUGH - you see/hear this at the end:
___________________________________________________________________________ANNOUNCER:
There are many among our beloved children who do the same as Nahool (wears Bee costume). I want to tell them that we showed this sketch in order to teach them from their mistakes.ANNOUNCER:
(TO NAHOOL) Your behaviour was terrible, Nahool. Please don't do it again.NAHOOL:
Ok, ok.
____________________________________________________________________________Perhaps CBBC should do a sketch like this with 'Bees' stabbing people.
ANNOUNCER: Your behaviour was terrible, Hoodboy. Please don't do it again.
HOODBOY:
F**k off - C**t!
As ever you manage to get a rare laugh from me. Nahoul the naughty bee, what will he get upto next?
n.b. in some of the episodes you see his mum and dad, who are like normal.
And dad never says,
"Darling confess you f**ked a giant bee, and an enormous mouse, you tart,"
Quote: Morrace @ September 17 2008, 7:16 PM BSTI'm asking what was the average wage in 1957?
I think he made about $75 per month. But the Army provided everything they needed, so $75 bought a lot of 5-cent beers every month!
Quote: DaButt @ September 17 2008, 12:57 PM BSTMy brother ended up a little light in the loafers
I love that phrase! I heard it recently on a US radio show and loved it. I drop it at work every now and then, but people here don't seem to get it.
Hang on is he gay or missing a penis?
Gay.
I'm not 100% sure how that euphemism works, but it means gay.
Quote: sootyj @ September 17 2008, 8:17 PM BSTAnd dad never says,
"Darling confess you f**ked a giant bee, and an enormous mouse, you tart,"
Quote: Winterlight @ September 17 2008, 8:29 PM BSTGay.
I'm not 100% sure how that euphemism works, but it means gay.
Think of what the feet do in a stereotypical "mince".
Quote: Winterlight @ September 17 2008, 8:29 PM BSTGay.
I'm not 100% sure how that euphemism works, but it means gay.
I assume being "light in your loafers (a type of shoe)" is a reference to a prancing, swishing walk. As opposed to manly men stomping around in their big, heavy boots.
Quote: DaButt @ September 17 2008, 8:33 PM BSTI assume being "light in your loafers (a type of shoe)" is a reference to a prancing, swishing walk. As opposed to manly men stomping around in their big, heavy boots.
I had a feeling it was that, but was worried I'd describe it in a homophobic way. Which you avoided.
Quote: Winterlight @ September 17 2008, 8:35 PM BSTI had a feeling it was that, but was worried I'd describe it in a homophobic way. Which you avoided.
Come on luv, don't be shy, if you're here - you're f**king QUEER!
Oh my God! Morrace is using racy language again!
Quote: Winterlight @ September 17 2008, 8:40 PM BSTOh my God! Morrace is using racy language again!
Mum said that to my Dad when I told him he 'wasn't fit to f**k a cow's CUNT!'
That was when I visited them at 'Twilight Time' rest home yesterday.