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most of them wur inglish
show off... Post a piccy
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slob
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here's one of me showing the locals how its done.
please to note the lack of 4wd,snorkle and also rear suspension. and it wur a petrol injun
the best bit is just outta camera shot. bloke with toyota landscraper had bin waiting day and a half for the water to go down as he reckoned it wur too deep..
please to note the lack of 4wd,snorkle and also rear suspension. and it wur a petrol injun
the best bit is just outta camera shot. bloke with toyota landscraper had bin waiting day and a half for the water to go down as he reckoned it wur too deep..
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greenjeepster
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looks like that camera was floating around in there with you before you decided to take the picture.
Also, looks like somebody needs to show snot nose how its done....his are all of his landy parked on blacktop. I was going to post some pictures to show him...but then I realized I was too busy driving to take pictures.
slob
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you bin taken lessons from boney faggot in how to sprout utter nonsense?
greenjeepster
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didn't need lessons....thats a bred in septic trait.
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ffs you can't even get that right!!!!!
its 'inbred'
its 'inbred'
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Morning Slob
cummon - give him the benefit of the doubt! "in-bred" and "bred-in" are two entirely different concepts - he mita have meant "bred-in". Although I doubt it.
cummon - give him the benefit of the doubt! "in-bred" and "bred-in" are two entirely different concepts - he mita have meant "bred-in". Although I doubt it.
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mornin daft,
the two are interchangable in septicland
the two are interchangable in septicland
greenjeepster
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yeah...I meant what I said.
I have lost a little respect for your level of wit and intelligence. How could you go and mistake bred in for inbred? It will take some serious posts to redeem your self from this.
I have lost a little respect for your level of wit and intelligence. How could you go and mistake bred in for inbred? It will take some serious posts to redeem your self from this.
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yu may well be right - I cant say I am an expert on septics - only been to Ohio and they is a weird bunch there.
went down there from Toronto by Greyhound - not an experience i wud like to repeat. Acron aint very nice!!
went down there from Toronto by Greyhound - not an experience i wud like to repeat. Acron aint very nice!!
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parp!
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oh! look! am is redeemed illreddy
lawds be braised ah is redeemed!
lawds be braised ah is redeemed!
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lorks amercy, mr Tom (reverting back to my Tom and Jerry days)
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only been to Ohio and they is a weird bunch there.
They're pretty weird in Virginia too... A waitress asked about my accent (can't remember exactly what she said but it amounted to "You ain't from these here parts are ya boy?") so I said "I'm from the UK"
The reply was a classic bit of American misunderstanding and refusal to accept there is a wider World than the USA:
"The Yukon? You sure don't look like you're from the Yukon!"
