I think you just gave me a weird compliment, but I'm not sure.
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I had never thought about this before but I guess that it could be an issue for a particularly well endowed person with dwarfism.
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I think having your legs chopped off would be an issue for most people to be honest.LowlifeDes wrote: ↑4 years agoI had never thought about this before but I guess that it could be an issue for a particularly well endowed person with dwarfism.
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No pleasing some folk.Sonic Budgie wrote: ↑4 years agoI think having your legs chopped off would be an issue for most people to be honest.
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They're singing songs on the coach I'm on, they can fuck off if they I'm going to.
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Brexit: PM sends letter to Brussels seeking further delay https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50112924
I can only imagine that this is the same as something that he did when forced to write a letter of apology as a child.
I can only imagine that this is the same as something that he did when forced to write a letter of apology as a child.
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Ah yes, the second letter. The equivelant of apologising to your teacher but with your fingers crossed behind your back so it doesn't count.LowlifeDes wrote: ↑4 years agoBrexit: PM sends letter to Brussels seeking further delay https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50112924
I can only imagine that this is the same as something that he did when forced to write a letter of apology as a child.
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It would be insultingly appropriate for the response to be a query as to whether or not there are any grown ups available to negotiate with.
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Let's hope the ignore his childishness and act as if he has signed it.
The most worrying thing is that this kind of behaviour is no longer surprising.
The most worrying thing is that this kind of behaviour is no longer surprising.
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"but without his signature"LowlifeDes wrote: ↑4 years ago
I can only imagine that this is the same as something that he did when forced to write a letter of apology as a child.
Yup. 12 year old Boris apologising with his fingers crossed behind his back, or saying "I am sorry you were offended"
Edit: Note to self, refresh before replying to a post that is hours old
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It shows we all see through it in the same way. At least these posts are time stamped so when they do the same joke on Mock the Week we get the royalties.
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I am slightly disappointed. I had hoped that Donald Tusk might have tweeted a photo of the other letter stuck on his fridge.
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