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The discussion revolves around a user expressing discontent about a recent avatar change, lamenting the loss of a previous avatar featuring a woolly ram. This change sparks a humorous and chaotic exchange about personal frustrations, including issues with women, a malfunctioning motorbike, and cooking mishaps. Participants share tips on recovering lost files and engage in light-hearted banter about cultural differences, particularly between Europeans and Americans. The conversation veers into absurdity with jokes about self-termination and bizarre comparisons, ultimately highlighting the camaraderie and humor within the group despite the initial complaints.
  • #31
Thats ok Lisa, i emery it down and moisturise every night.:smile:
 
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  • #32
wolram said:
Thats ok Lisa, i emery it down and moisturise every night.:smile:

Emery cloth? What you need is an orbital sander :biggrin: For younger looking flesh;

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  • #33
way cool, no more shaving, but can you get a battery powered one ,as
mains is dangerous in the bathroom.
 
  • #34
What you need is an orbital sander
Is it geosynchronous?
 
  • #35
way cool, no more shaving, but can you get a battery powered one ,as
mains is dangerous in the bathroom.
Oh, I was thinking get a battery powered one so you don't have to pay for toilet paper any more.
 
  • #36
Mk said:
Oh, I was thinking get a battery powered one so you don't have to pay for toilet paper any more.

It may be because i am tired but i can not work this one out :confused:
whatyoutalkingaboutMK ?
 
  • #37
You said "way cool, no more shaving." I say "way cool, no more wipe your anus after you poo." If I were to put it so much more elegantly.
 
  • #38
Mk said:
You said "way cool, no more shaving." I say "way cool, no more wipe your anus after you poo." If I were to put it so much more elegantly.

I use a bedet :smile:
 
  • #39
That's because you are european. Americans like solid things.
 
  • #40
Mk said:
That's because you are european. Americans like solid things.

How dare you call me a european, i am an ENGLISHMAN :smile:
pesky new worlder :-p
 
  • #41
pesky new worlder
GRRR! Those were the Indians! Not the ones from India.
 
  • #42
Mk said:
GRRR! Those were the Indians! Not the ones from India.

Calm down old chap, how can an indian not be from India :confused:
 
  • #43
wolram said:
Calm down old chap, how can an indian not be from India :confused:
My Cree wife would be more than happy to explain that Columbus ****ed up. Wrong place, wrong time.
 
  • #44
Danger said:
My Cree wife would be more than happy to explain that Columbus ****ed up. Wrong place, wrong time.

You mean he thought he had landed in India so he called the natives indians,
the daft beggar, but i thought we all ready knew about India in those days.
 
  • #45
You might have; I wasn't around back then.
 
  • #46
wolram said:
You mean he thought he had landed in India so he called the natives indians,
the daft beggar, but i thought we all ready knew about India in those days.
You pesky Europeans never know what you're doing. :-p
 
  • #47
Mk said:
You pesky Europeans never know what you're doing. :-p
Whom are you talking to old chap?
 
  • #48
Wanna try 'who'? :-p
 
  • #49
What's this all about?
 
  • #50
If you don't know, nobody does. I certainly don't.
 
  • #51
dav2008 said:
What's this all about?

It is about me being an englishman and not europian, as some unknowing
:rolleyes: new worlder :-p keeps implying :smile:
 
  • #52
Oh my god, I'm arguing with an old haggard-faced ape, some kind of male sheep, and a squirrel.
 
  • #53
Mk said:
You pesky Europeans never know what you're doing. :-p

We British don't talk about those across the channel.
 
  • #54
dav2008 said:
What's this all about?
Are you trying to read this thread backwards? That's another thread.
 

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