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• #4577
Doesn't it just confirm what people already knew, you don't have to be very bright to be a bomb disposal expert?
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• #4578
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• #4579
Ah, I misunderstood dicki's reason for calling it a fail. He didn't mention the attempted murder and it looked like he was calling her stupid because of her husband has a very specialised skill set which somehow she should be able to pick up on.
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• #4580
sorry for the confusion
even the least intelligent special constable wouldn't have too many problems establishing a short list for said attempted murderi'll get my coat
never darken the doors of epic fail again
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• #4581
(hair+extralong skirt+bike=epic....=)
I'm almost more disgusted by the rack/wheels combo.
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• #4582
Of course if you wanted her dead, and you knew her husband was a bomb expert, and you could conceive of a motive for him to kill her then death by bomb would be a convenient way to divert attention to the innocent husband.
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• #4583
the old switcher-oo
a bit of misdirection you think
the plot thickens
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• #4588
ha! also I remember my English teacher saying "*sigh..*Pictures are hung, people are hanged!"
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• #4590
He is like a real life Alan Partridge. Cringing with embarrassment.
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• #4591
I'm not laughing - I've been there. Someone once stepped forward towards me, arm extending, I reached out to grasp his hand for a manly British handshake. Unfortunately he was going for an urban fist-bump, and I gripped his fist and shook it before I realised my mistake.
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• #4592
Thats called a cabbage when that happens
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• #4593
Lol!
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• #4594
Thats called a cabbage when that happens
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• #4595
My girlfriend's mother once asked what happened to Magnum Part II.
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• #4596
There are some Saffas who will squash your extended hand when they go for a bear hug instead of a handshake, aren't there, Ian? :-)
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• #4597
My girlfriend's mother once asked what happened to Magnum Part II.
Bahahahahaha!
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• #4598
These are just some of the many over-priced pieces of crap you can buy from the Bradford exchange. Almost as good as the elvis-dambusters-tutankhamun memorial clock from Viz...
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• #4599
There are some Saffas who will squash your extended hand when they go for a bear hug instead of a handshake, aren't there, Ian? :-)
I've been there too... Both ways. That's the trouble with modern britain - so many physical greetings going that you never know which one to go with. Air kiss? Mediterranean double kiss? Man-hug? Handshake? Fist-bump? The armwrestle-position hand-grip?
As an aside, there's an old politican's handshake trick - when out pressing the flesh among the workers, it used to be quite common for some beefy miner or suchlike to reach out to shake a politician's hand, then give it a serious crushing - that soft office-based hand had no chance against an old-school manual worker. So the canny politician would always grasp the person's elbow with their other hand. It seems extra-chummy and sincere, but then if they go for the hard squeeze, you can dig a finger into the funny-bone pressure point. Bill Clinton used that move all the time. -
• #4600
It's all fucked up for the old school Poles too. We were brought up to kiss lady's hand - which is ok, because you don't need to kiss your great aunt on the lips three times like Russians :-)
It's not so obvious anymore and I found myself wrestling with a woman while trying to kiss her hand. You feel like a right gimp when your head is half way there and the female part twists the hand to the side in the last seconds.
Snap!