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Made in gb
Roaring Reaver Rider






Warwickshire

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 Avatar 720 wrote:
 purplefood wrote:
 nomsheep wrote:
 Avatar 720 wrote:
 nomsheep wrote:
 purplefood wrote:
 Leigen_Zero wrote:
I still respond to most hello's with 'Morning', regardless of the time of day, it confuses the crap out of people...

I thought 'Hai' came from LolCats, you know, where we have to mis-spell every single fething word to make the pic that much cuter.

I assumed they were all misspelled because cats can't spell... you know... being cats and all.


Wait they can't? then who's been sending me those threatening messages from 'Fluffy'?

Often I greet people by saying 'easy' though I got told I should really not do that in other parts of the country.


Easy


I'm deeply offended sir :O

But then again I also greet a fair amount of people with hey babe/sexy so yeah...

Hey sexy .

Hey


Yeah, Purps is sexy and I'm the babe


That is indeed exactly how it is.

This message was edited 3 times. Last update was at 2012/11/13 22:40:10


 
   
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Fixture of Dakka




Kamloops, BC

 Manchu wrote:
Oh hai Mark.



   
 
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