HBF
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The end of another working week.
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Thanks mate. No need to waffle on when you don't have to.Your posts are so simple, yet so true a lot of the time![]()
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Read more here.The shortlist:
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Behind the Binoculars: Interviews with Acclaimed Birdwatchers by Mark Avery and Keith Betton (Pelagic Publishing)
Paper Folding with Children by Alice Hornecke and translated by Anna Cardwell (Floris Books)
Reading from Behind: A Cultural History of the Anus by Jonathan Allan (Zed Books)
Reading the Liver: Papyrological Texts on Ancient Greek Extispicy by William Furley and Victor Gysembergh (Mohr Siebeck)
Soviet Bus Stops by Christopher Herwig (Fuel)
Too Naked for the Nazis by Alan Stafford (Fantom Films)
Transvestite Vampire Biker Nuns from Outer Space: A Consideration of Cult Film by Mark Kirwan-Hayhoe (MKH Imprint)
You're pretty much the antithesis of my father.Thanks mate. No need to waffle on when you don't have to.
You're pretty much the antithesis of my father.
He is the biggest waffle on merchant you will ever meet, and I know I can be bit prone to it sometimes as well, but he is something else.
It's not just the length of his stories and expressing himself in 50 words when 20 would have done, it's also the fact he gives the strong impression that he is speaking with a thesaurus firmly planted up his arse.
Some of the words he drops into conversation are just outrageous.
Feasting on the corpse of Dick Smith leccy, and getting a new tele for the kitchen for $150.
Ohhh god can that man waffle on. I love him but...seriously.I'd put my old man up against yours any day of the week. My old man drags a 2 minute story out to 10 minutes. And he goes off an tangents, and then asks mum about some of the facts in said story. Frustrates me no end.
MEB_
I reckon my partner has said the same thing about my father almost to the word.Ohhh god can that man waffle on. I love him but...seriously.
Your old man = should make him join bigfooty .You're pretty much the antithesis of my father.
He is the biggest waffle on merchant you will ever meet, and I know I can be bit prone to it sometimes as well, but he is something else.
It's not just the length of his stories and expressing himself in 50 words when 20 would have done, it's also the fact he gives the strong impression that he is speaking with a thesaurus firmly planted up his arse.
Some of the words he drops into conversation are just outrageous.
If there's one thing he hates as strongly as he loves using big words, it's social media.Your old man = should make him join bigfooty .
Aww I was looking forward to him taking on some of the posters around here. Our lossIf there's one thing he hates as strongly as he loves using big words, it's social media.

I've seen that soviet bus stops before. Looks very interestingShortlist for the Diagram prize for the oddest booktitle is published.
Read more here.
http://www.theguardian.com/books/20...list-gets-behind-cultural-history-of-the-anus
Been doing that for a while now. It sucksBuying a house.
I now get my weekends back. **** i despised house hunting
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