JKendallDane
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They were very tasty !
Did you not get enough to share with the rest of us?
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They were very tasty !
Did you not get enough to share with the rest of us?
.
Of course I did! They're getting undressed now.
Do you prefer a simple violation, or do you lean towards the creamy deflowerings?
The more prolonged and depraved the better, of course!
I'll bring me camera
Phenomenology!
Was that 'bumps on the skull" ?
what sort of
Duck?
If it walks like a duck, looks like a duck and quacks like a duck?
It is a duck.
If it walks like a duck, looks like a duck and talks like a duck?
You need to check your medication. Ducks don't talk.
And ducks' quacks don't echo
Donald Duck talked, but he also quacked with a lisp.
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Surely, you mean lithp.
Nah. Litho wasn@t mentioned
I don't think cartoonists ever worked pornographically.
Fritz the Cat begs to differ.
The Katzenjammer Kids
(Java - I think you've been confusing this thread with the misquote game).
My grandfather’s laughter.
(You’re right - sorry)
I don't recall hearing my Grandad laugh
1. Your memory is faulty.
2. Your Granddad was humourless.
3. Your Granddad wanted to set a good example of having a stiff upper lip.
4. Other.
I think it was [4].
My grandmother may have had some influence . . .
I think my grandfather used to chuckle. But it is now more that 70 years since we used to hang out together.
My grandmother used to chuckle whenever someone brought up the "caterpillar incident." She had a strange sense of humour; no one else found it funny that the caterpillar had set the kitchen curtains on fire.
You'll hopefully, tell us that story some time.
My old Grannie would seldom speak when they had company (like - us, for example), but if Grandad made some statement she didn't like she'd speak with quiet force; "Dad; shut up".