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No, but if he did I could see him elbowing and grobbing at people as he walked up the hair care aisle looking for shampoo to wash that fucking ridiculous hair of his.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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De Gea was caught shoplifting donuts in Sainsbury's so he clearly does!
gordondaviesmoustache
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I'm using street vernacular, as I occasionally do when the occasion suits.
bad is not a noun.
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be that as it may, dear fellow,
i have seen you champion good english on many an occasion.
"my bad" is, and always will be, an outrageous amerikkkanisation of proper english.
i am all for new words and slang and local dialect when it at least resembles genuine english,
in fact, you know i enjoy pushing the rules a little myself.
taking into account your recent venture (lord knows why) to the colonies,
i shan't mention the matter again.
if you must insist on such vulgarisms then so be it,
gordondaviesmoustache
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That's a very well polished sheriff's star.be that as it may, dear fellow,
i have seen you champion good english on many an occasion.
"my bad" is, and always will be, an outrageous amerikkkanisation of proper english.
i am all for new words and slang and local dialect when it at least resembles genuine english,
in fact, you know i enjoy pushing the rules a little myself.
taking into account your recent venture (lord knows why) to the colonies,
i shan't mention the matter again.
if you must insist on such vulgarisms then so be it,
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i was sure you'd like it.
gordondaviesmoustache
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It looks very nice.
blue dallas
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Question
Have these ****s ever played at home on a monday night on sky ?
I cant recall
If so
Why not
Have these ****s ever played at home on a monday night on sky ?
I cant recall
If so
Why not
bluethrunthru
Well-Known Member
be that as it may, dear fellow,
i have seen you champion good english on many an occasion.
"my bad" is, and always will be, an outrageous amerikkkanisation of proper english.
i am all for new words and slang and local dialect when it at least resembles genuine english,
in fact, you know i enjoy pushing the rules a little myself.
taking into account your recent venture (lord knows why) to the colonies,
i shan't mention the matter again.
if you must insist on such vulgarisms then so be it,
correct - any fule no's its "one's bad" to be grammatically correct
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