Imago said:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Fauxie said:

Man, Glaswegians have liquidised pakora in their babies bottles. My dad told me a story once about the first time he had an Indian meal in the 70's when it was all new in Scotland. When he asked his friend what pakora was, he was told 'Sheep's balls'. He believed it for years. You'll get a recipe off google, not from a young thrister from Scotland where all tastebuds have Downs Syndrome.

Number23 said:

thrister/thruster

Imago said:

Can you even imagine what goes through Mon's mind when I show her a gif like that?

No, I can't either, so keep your head down, as I will, and if we're lucky there won't be murders.

Fauxie said:

Is Mon going to kill me when I get to thailand ?

Number23 said:

When my wife and I were back in the UK for xmas last year we visited my brother in Glasgow. I think it was after a Roots concert actually, but anyway, we stopped to get this stuff my brother said we must try, and Mon loved the stuff. I guess the sauce is kinda spicy and not unlike some Thai dipping sauces.

Imago said:

Nah, you'll get on famously. She's a tomboy, so just help her pick out clothes and hair products and she'll get all misty eyed like the dudes on 'Queer Eye' when the Fab Five have to leave.

I am going to be meaner in the new year. Sounds fun to me...

First I need some lessons.

Fauxie said:

You know it was after a Roots concert. No need to coyly drop cultural barometers of hip with me. I was there too, believe it or not. Small world. Well, fucking huge world actually, but you know what i mean.

shanti0608 said:

Then you came to the wrong thread, lol.

Don't tell anyone but I'm planning something similar for the new year.

shanti0608 said:

I would think marrying Phil would mean that it would come naturally to a woman!

shanti0608 said:

I tried an "I'm going to be meaner" thread once.
It wasn't pretty.

Number23 said:

No, I'm not sure whether it was that night we got the pakora or not, which makes it even worse to drop it in there really. But hey, we were supposed to see them at the Jazz Cafe in the late 90s and they cancelled and we ended up seeing Courtney Pine instead, so it was a big deal to finally get to see them! Mon had never been to any concert before either, and my brother (who's not into hip-hop at all) was reviewing them for the List or something and thought they were amazing. Anyway, what night were you there? My memory is bad but I think we may have seen them on the 27th. Yep, small world.

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CarrieMpls said:

I tried a 'no humouring' thread, remember?

Oh dear.

Fauxie said:

CarrieMpls said:

You can't do mean anyway. You're nice, if only because your name's Carrie and my cousin Carrie, who's very nice, used to have the same haircut as you, and she's a primary school teacher.

Fauxie said:

Well, it's true that all Carrie's with this haircut are nice. It's written somewhere, I'm sure of it.

shanti0608 said:

You mean? NAW! There aren't enough lessons to make you that way!

Fauxie said:

You not being funny is like me being mean.....

It just doesn't come naturally...

MoniGram said:

I know...some days I wish I could be.
I usually get laughed at when I am pissed.

Well, I'm off to bed. Take care and be good






p.s. Thanks Val

Fauxie said:

any time.....









I mean piss off and get to bed would ya???



Damn..that didn't work, did it?

shanti0608 said:

not even a little bit

EverSouliciouSucks said:

shanti0608 said:

you are just too sweet and caring to pull it off and I think everyone is glad for that

EverSouliciouSucks said:

I guess but some times I think it would be much more fun to be a bitch.

shanti0608 said:

It is fun being a bitch..but then so many people get mad at you. So stay sweet hun!

MoniGram said:

What do YOU know about being a bitch?
You are as sweet as me

shanti0608 said:

Don't tell! I have a rep to protect!

I like nice-fauxie..