Well that was ********* I couldn't be more offended, it called me French.
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poochiee wrote:
Well that was ********* I couldn't be more offended, it called me French.
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
Nobby wrote:
Not even if it called you a French fu[Aqua][/Aqua]cktard?
LMFAO....not really, the offense would have been taken at the word French so anything after that would be insignificant.
poochiee wrote:
Nobby wrote:
Not even if it called you a French fu[Aqua][/Aqua]cktard?
LMFAO....not really, the offense would have been taken at the word French so anything after that would be insignificant.
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
English poll that an American took wrote:
You've rejected the Anglo-mentality lock, stock and barrel. Given to displays of emotion, activity and a love of life's good things, you're intolerably un-English. Let's face it, you're probably French.
Nobby wrote:
poochiee wrote:
Nobby wrote:
Not even if it called you a French fu[Aqua][/Aqua]cktard?
LMFAO....not really, the offense would have been taken at the word French so anything after that would be insignificant.
Nobby wrote:
Mistress Darqflame wrote:
DF has a voracious appetite.
No worries Nobby, this girl can handle herself quite well.
Edit: decided to type British: Don't worry ol' chap, I can find satisfaction when it's warranted.
Edited, Sun May 28 13:23:54 2006 by Darqflame
The epitome of Middle England, you prefer your Hovis to ciabatta and believe that England can win the cup this time round. You still feel frequent stirrings of patriotism, but deep down you know the world has moved on from the Empire and warm beer on village greens.
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hehe.. ok.. im a southerner..
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hehe.. ok.. im a southerner..
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The epitome of Middle England, you prefer your Hovis to ciabatta and believe that England can win the cup this time round. You still feel frequent stirrings of patriotism, but deep down you know the world has moved on from the Empire and warm beer on village greens.
Not too inaccurate, living in a British dependent territory where people are 50/50 for independence, and feel that the queen and the local governor are merly titular figureheads...
Edited, Mon May 29 13:29:54 2006 by Wondroustremor
Wondroustremor the Flatulent wrote:
[living in a British dependent territory
It's just that some of you are in denial
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
How English are you?
You've rejected the Anglo-Saxon mentality lock, stock and barrel. Given to displays of emotion, activity and a love of life's good things, you're intolerably un-English. Let's face it, you're probably French.
You've rejected the Anglo-Saxon mentality lock, stock and barrel. Given to displays of emotion, activity and a love of life's good things, you're intolerably un-English. Let's face it, you're probably French.
El Katie wrote:
How English are you?
You've rejected the Anglo-Saxon mentality lock, stock and barrel. Given to displays of emotion, activity and a love of life's good things, you're intolerably un-English. Let's face it, you're probably French.
You've rejected the Anglo-Saxon mentality lock, stock and barrel. Given to displays of emotion, activity and a love of life's good things, you're intolerably un-English. Let's face it, you're probably French.
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