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2 hours ago, Cerberus said:

Getting asked to join a threesome then being kicked out cause you’re shite.

If we don't already have a sex tips thread, start one immediately.

You're embarrassing us in front of the Americans.

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On 08/09/2019 at 08:39, ICTChris said:

Calling having a cold “man flu”

Agreed. Referring to any cold/illness/hangover as "flu" is the calling card of the moron. If you're at work, in the pub, playing fives or doing anything other than lying flat on your back, too weak to lift your head off the pillow then you don't have "flu."

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Agreed. Referring to any cold/illness/hangover as "flu" is the calling card of the moron. If you're at work, in the pub, playing fives or doing anything other than lying flat on your back, too weak to lift your head off the pillow then you don't have "flu."

I work for the NHS and part of my job is encouraging people with chronic illness to have the flu Jag.

 

When I hear "I got that and it gave me the cold"

 

Or "I caught the flu from the flu Jag

 

Sends me into a murder rage

 

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9 minutes ago, Romeo said:

I work for the NHS and part of my job is encouraging people with chronic illness to have the flu Jag.

 

When I hear "I got that and it gave me the cold"

 

Or "I caught the flu from the flu Jag

 

Sends me into a murder rage

 

NHS?

Murder rage?

Ok calm down Harold.

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2 hours ago, the tungston weasel said:
3 hours ago, Melanius Mullarkey said:
Being Scottish and referring to the English cricket team as "we".

I refuse to believe that this is a thing that actually happens

I heard Ally McCoist say it on the radio. Turns out he loves cricket and is a massive fan of the English team. 

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1 hour ago, Shotgun said:

Agreed. Referring to any cold/illness/hangover as "flu" is the calling card of the moron. If you're at work, in the pub, playing fives or doing anything other than lying flat on your back, too weak to lift your head off the pillow then you don't have "flu."

On this subject, a good description I heard once was that if someone phones their work to say they've got the flu, they don't.  If they really had the flu they wouldn't be able to reach the phone.

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