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When they say "Knock me up some time." ... That's not what they mean.Quoth Soulstealer View PostIf your workplace will sponsor the work visa I'm in
I am not an a**hole. I am a hemorrhoid. I irritate a**holes!
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Do they wear underwear under those kilts?Quoth houdini View PostWelcome to my workplace - except add some kilts and dimpled knees
We have a couple of American people in my classes at uni (one of which is studying the EXACT same degree as me so he's a bit of a stalker
) and it's amazing hearing them speak amongst all the aussie voices in the room. Although the guy who's studying the same degree as me is an absolute nut in my music class: the focus on that lesson was how to use a storybook to create a music lesson. So as a group, we had to create a "wild rumpus." His idea of a wild rumpus was to put his bicycle helmet on his head, grab a chair, hold it upside down, and bang the chair against the helmet, while making gorilla faces
The best professors are mad scientists! -Zoom
Now queen of USSR-Land...
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Unfortunately, I'm not quite on good enough terms with any of them to find outQuoth fireheart View PostDo they wear underwear under those kilts?

And all those who want visas, I doubt it as We Has Recession So No Money For Peons, but how does "Offical Dimple-Observer" sounds for a job title?
I speak English, L33t, Sarcasm and basic Idiot.
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Why do you think I'm marrying my fiancé? I miss the UK and him too much not to move. Just saving up the money.Quoth houdini View PostUnfortunately, I'm not quite on good enough terms with any of them to find out
And all those who want visas, I doubt it as We Has Recession So No Money For Peons, but how does "Offical Dimple-Observer" sounds for a job title?
How was I supposed to know someone was slipping you Birth Control in the food I've been making for you lately?
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If they're being 'regimental' then no.Quoth fireheart View PostDo they wear underwear under those kilts?
The Scottish regiments (supposedly) forbade the wearing of underwear with the kilt, with officers using either a mirror on a stick, or making the men walk over a glass panel, to make sure that the men complied. How much of this is actually fact, I have no idea.... but it does make for some great old jokes....
(Incidentally, do you know how to find out a Scotsmans clan?
Look up his kilt - if he's got a quarter-pounder, he's a MacDonald......)Engaged to the sweet Mytical
He is my Black Dragon (and yes, a good one) strong, protective, the guardian. I am his Silver Dragon, always by his side, shining for him, cherishing him.
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A good friend used to be married to a 'mirror on a stick' man.Quoth Marmalady View PostIf they're being 'regimental' then no.
The Scottish regiments (supposedly) forbade the wearing of underwear with the kilt, with officers using either a mirror on a stick, or making the men walk over a glass panel, to make sure that the men complied. How much of this is actually fact, I have no idea.... but it does make for some great old jokes....
(Incidentally, do you know how to find out a Scotsmans clan?
Look up his kilt - if he's got a quarter-pounder, he's a MacDonald......)
That is exactly how she described it to me. The rule was "yes, in the presence of woman/children".
I am so SO glad I was not present for this. There would have been an unpleasant duct tape incident. - Joi
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