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The woman who got stuck in the high chair in Dundee McDonalds the other day tried to friend me on Facebook. I like heavily tattooed women and whilst not being the most attractive, she was a definite 'eh'. I declined the friend invitation on the premise it was a fake account as I surely would have known of her as we're around the same age from the same city.

I was wrong. Small margins. :(

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The woman who got stuck in the high chair in Dundee McDonalds the other day tried to friend me on Facebook. I like heavily tattooed women and whilst not being the most attractive, she was a definite 'eh'. I declined the friend invitation on the premise it was a fake account as I surely would have known of her as we're around the same age from the same city.

I was wrong. Small margins. :(

 

Just googled it and watched the video. She definitely looks like a dirty. You've cunted that right up.

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The woman who got stuck in the high chair in Dundee McDonalds the other day tried to friend me on Facebook. I like heavily tattooed women and whilst not being the most attractive, she was a definite 'eh'. I declined the friend invitation on the premise it was a fake account as I surely would have known of her as we're around the same age from the same city.

I was wrong. Small margins. :(

This one...

Love the Freeedum shout.

Grimbo

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Can't help overhear parent and child conversations and trying to work out if it's normal for kids not to know things by a certain age, or (to quote Anchorman) if they're midgets with a learning disability.

Some answers the parents come out with in public are disturbing at best. Today's example:

Son: Where's that mummy?

Mum: That's Arbroath.

Whilst passing Stonehaven

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Can't help overhear parent and child conversations and trying to work out if it's normal for kids not to know things by a certain age, or (to quote Anchorman) if they're midgets with a learning disability.

Some answers the parents come out with in public are disturbing at best. Today's example:

Son: Where's that mummy?

Mum: That's Arbroath.

Whilst passing Stonehaven

How many miles do you travel a week?
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How many miles do you travel a week?

Usually at least 150 miles involving public transport. That's down from 100 per day.

Today is Dunfermline away, so ~240, not unusual for one day of a weekend.

You can direct all your Traveline Scotland queries my way if you so desire.

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Go to McDonald's and mix some burger through a McFlurry. It'll be a hit and you'll be all over the Courier.

You can thank me later.

I don't want to come across all negative, but no. That's a shite idea.

Thank you for the suggestion though.

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