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deb32
anyone know what it means to call someone this...is it a derogatory term?
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Magnum95
It runs smoother than rhyme. It loves to fall. But it cannot climb. What is it?
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sddsddean
I was listening to the travel news today and it struck me that when the reporter said the A21 was 'badly congested', I thought 'no its not, its very well congested. If it was badly congested it would...
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spiff
In no way am I having a pop at anyone who is gay, but can anyone remember certain jibes that were said at primary school? such as..... Q: 'bummers are deaf' (said VERY quickly and under your breath)...
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spiff
The best one's i have ever seen are........ In a pub in Carlisle called the King's Head, which stated 'I've felt Carol Vorderman's Bum'. In London (Holloway) 'Ken Dodd's dad's dog's dead!', and in...
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Magnum95
If you give it, you must keep it. What is it?
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Lozzer
What are your best prank phone calls, e.g. phonecall for Mr Butts, first name Seymour?
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Lisa-Marie
Don't laugh cos this is prob easy to you guys but im constantly being called modest, i just kinda laugh but i have no idea what it means...good or bad?!
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Magnum95
have hands, but I lack flesh. I have a face, but I lack blood. What am I?
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currie
n the context where 850=336 ;725=264; 410=137 as does 449;220=88; 160,170,180 all equal 75, then what does 50 equate to
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nightowl
What name is a parallelogram having adjacent sides of unequal length?
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jjf2003
Following on from the last question, when is it acceptable to break the rules of language? For example, Irish poet Seamus Heaney in his poem 'Digging' describes a bottle 'corked stoppily with paper'....
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spiff
You know what i mean........'Super-hero X and his faithful sidekick Y'. But why 'sidekick'? What is it's origin? Cheers,ta.
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Chard
What word describes something being in the wrong point of time. E.g a World War 1 film showing a soldier wearing a wrist watch?
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apricot
Oh dear, that sound like gobbledygook, please Spellmaster don't get me?? My favourite word in this category is pulchritudinous - which always sounds quite revolting. Anyone else got examples?
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gnasher
......i need hood words like wack, axe , hola etc
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keitra
What does the following sentence mean? When police officers are sick at home, they have to call for permission to leave the house, and check in again when they return.
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keitra
Can I say 'I don't like such a man.' instead of ' I don't like a man like that.'?
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keitra
Can I say,' He gave a scold at her.'?
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quattro
I'll be on that plane tommorow morning. Why where are you going? I'm going to take two inches off the bottom of the door. Whats your biggest wind up line?

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