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gtvlusso
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A cowboy shirt to work...
Is this advisable? I am currently justifying my shirt to many members of staff - the crux is the matter of junior soiling of my work clothing + lack of washing machine space!
It is US flag oriented....
Look like a prat and feel like a prat.
Is this advisable? I am currently justifying my shirt to many members of staff - the crux is the matter of junior soiling of my work clothing + lack of washing machine space!
It is US flag oriented....
Look like a prat and feel like a prat.
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Did you vote Tea Party?1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
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Why do you even own such a shirt?
Did you buy it on a dare and wear it for a bet?FCN 3: Raleigh Record Ace fixie-to be resurrected sometime in the future
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Christ on crutches... That is... umm... a shirt :shock:0
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are those stars them janet jackson superbowl controversy style removable nipple cover type dealios?
I do with a shirt like that for my long distance runs
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Thats brilliant, you do need to wear a cowboy hat and one of those string ties to finish off the ensemble!0
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Could you add some sort of warning to the title please? :shock:0
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Whatever I've said, at any point, I take it completely back on all levels. I never make fun of the visually impaired.FCN 5 belt driven fixie for city bits
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Yeeee-haawww!
Bow to your corner, bow to your own.
Three hands up and 'round you go,
Break it up with a dosey-do.
Chicken in the bread pan kickin' out dough,
Skip to ma Lou my darling.
Nice shirt, y'all!0 -
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gtvlusso wrote:Look like a prat and feel like a prat.
question or statement?Purveyor of sonic doom
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Um, oh dear :shock:
Bonfire Friday night?0 -
Cafewanda wrote:Um, oh dear :shock:
Bonfire Friday night?
Good work CW!Le Cannon [98 Cannondale M400] [FCN: 8]
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MonkeyMonster wrote:Cafewanda wrote:Um, oh dear :shock:
Bonfire Friday night?
Good work CW!
is that a white hooded statement?Purveyor of sonic doom
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Solution to lack of washing machine space:
Handwash work garb, wring as much as possible, put in towel and wring again then hang on radiators. Problem solved.
I take cheques..... 8)0 -
Clever Pun wrote:MonkeyMonster wrote:Cafewanda wrote:Um, oh dear :shock:
Bonfire Friday night?
Good work CW!
is that a white hooded statement?
Rumbled! 0 -
Cafewanda wrote:Clever Pun wrote:MonkeyMonster wrote:Cafewanda wrote:Um, oh dear :shock:
Bonfire Friday night?
Good work CW!
is that a white hooded statement?
Rumpled!
Just iron it with the other pillow cases...Le Cannon [98 Cannondale M400] [FCN: 8]
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Only one thing for it gtv... get some tats and become a darts pro"Consider the grebe..."0
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I'm wondering who the mad hatter is, Palin is clearly Alicegtvlusso wrote:Besides, they could have come up with a better name than "Tea Party", couldn't they? :shock: :shock:I used to just ride my bike to work but now I find myself going out looking for bigger and bigger hills.0 -
Initialised wrote:
I'm wondering who the mad hatter is, Palin is clearly Alicegtvlusso wrote:Besides, they could have come up with a better name than "Tea Party", couldn't they? :shock: :shock:
Palin, Alice?!?!?!
I am sure that Tim Burton based his "jabberwocky" on the dappy bint in his recent Lewis Carroll montage....0 -
gtvlusso wrote:Initialised wrote:
I'm wondering who the mad hatter is, Palin is clearly Alicegtvlusso wrote:Besides, they could have come up with a better name than "Tea Party", couldn't they? :shock: :shock:
Palin, Alice?!?!?!
I am sure that Tim Burton based his "jabberwocky" on the dappy bint in his recent Lewis Carroll montage....
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Clever Pun wrote:gtvlusso wrote:Initialised wrote:
I'm wondering who the mad hatter is, Palin is clearly Alicegtvlusso wrote:Besides, they could have come up with a better name than "Tea Party", couldn't they? :shock: :shock:
Palin, Alice?!?!?!
I am sure that Tim Burton based his "jabberwocky" on the dappy bint in his recent Lewis Carroll montage....
LOOK! Even the eyes look in different directions! A clear indication of insanity!
*WHere did this thread go so wrong?!0 -
gtvlusso wrote:rjsterry wrote:Did you vote Tea Party?
LOL! Nazism is not my thing.....
Besides, they could have come up with a better name than "Tea Party", couldn't they? :shock: :shock:
But I thought Obama was a Nazi, or is he supposed to be Stalin. Never let common sense get in the way of massively overstated hyperbole.
Tea Party is a reference to the Boston Tea Party - in their deluded world (pfft) view, these people liken themselves to the founding fathers and the 'no taxation without representation' slogan, although what they really want is just no taxation. I read somewhere that the name was coined when someone suggested dumping government bonds into Lake Michigan in protest at the bail out of the banks (might not have that quite right). Apparently the whole 'grassroots' thing is a sham as well - known as 'AstroTurfing', geddit? - with a few very wealthy business men who want less regulation and taxation funding the movement through various cover organisations. American politics, eh?1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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