Of the English speaking nations...

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  1. RyoHazuki

    RyoHazuki Well-Known Member

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    #41 RyoHazuki, Sep 30, 2010
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    No mate I did, that was me giving some back.

    :D

    (for the earlier successful windup you managed)
     
  2. starjimstar

    starjimstar Well-Known Member

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    <3[​IMG]
     
  3. Booch138

    Booch138 Well-Known Member

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    Let's all have a bro-friendly circle jerk to celebrate!
     
  4. RyoHazuki

    RyoHazuki Well-Known Member

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    You go first, we'll follow.
     
  5. Booch138

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    Oh yeah, you were in the military. You know the drill.

    HAHAHAAHAHAHAHA just f*ckin kiddin man.
     
  6. RyoHazuki

    RyoHazuki Well-Known Member

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    I won't tell you about a game called soggy biscuit, trust me, you really are better off not knowing.

    BTW how did we get from my rant on political correctness to communal masterbation. I feel like I've missed a few steps. :eek:
     
  7. kijib

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    You fat lazy Americans have no class!
     
  8. Booch138

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    Dude. I know what that is and I ask you. No I pray you. Please tell me you have never done that. LOL

    Yeah when did that happen?
     
  9. d1

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    Lmao..I guess the topic went off on its own tangent.
     
  10. Booch138

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    Yeah I guess I am usually the start of gayness. LOL
     
  11. starjimstar

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    I got involved. That's my magic.
     
  12. RyoHazuki

    RyoHazuki Well-Known Member

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    Well....erm...I never had to eat the biscuit.:eek:
     
  13. Booch138

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    AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH DUDE THAT'S FOUL!!!! hahahahahhahahaha

    You are brave. You are brave. I could never do that in fear of having to ingest the buscuit. *quivers*
     
  14. RyoHazuki

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    It takes concentration, bravery, determination, a stiff upper lip and a little bit of gayness.

    All of the qualities on which the British empire was founded.
     
  15. MidianGTX

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    Rather that than arrogance ;)
     
  16. Joshn

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    My god. In that situation knowing my luck i would definatly be eating several different brands of salty goodness + a Hobnob (the strongest most moisture resistant of biscuit's)
     
  17. RyoHazuki

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    So now we've deviated from political correctness to which biscuity snack best retains moisture and other mens salty DNA in the event of communal masterbation.

    We've broken the internet.
     
  18. Joshn

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    These things have to be discussed. As Peter Kay pointed out McVitie's just dont do the job.
     
  19. CaptainAwesome

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    That was a fist right to the gut. A represented gut, nonetheless. :p

    It's kinda embarrassing sitting in US History and learning about how incredibly myopic colonial America was, what with the Boston "Massacre" and the Stamp Tax that was a measly fraction of what English citizens paid. But I look at how much progress we've made and contributions back to Europe have been given (I think we probably made WWII a little easier in the end ;)) and wonder how much things would have changed if Parliament had just come out and said "We need some help here. Think you'd be willing to pick up some slack?". The colonists liked being British; they just didn't enjoy not having the right to say no.
     
  20. Booch138

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    This thread has turned out to be full of so much win.
     

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