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• #57027
Spoilsport
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• #57028
Back in school we told a classmate that the laptop gets heavier the more you have on your hdd, and the more charge you have in the battery. Cue unplugging and deleting of music.
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• #57029
We had the good old trick of telling kids that when you get into a fight you should hold your thumb inside your fist. Well needless to say I never lost a fight. I'm from old school Africa so don't judge.
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• #57030
We spent days convincing a guy in our class that boys had periods too and that he was the only one that hadn't had one.
The punchline was when he came into the class a week later and proudly announced he'd had his first period, which wasn't forgotten for the remaining 5 years of high school, if indeed, it doesn't still persist to this day.
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• #57031
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• #57032
^^ amazing
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• #57033
what a fuckwit
so why are you in that group?
Outed.
I occasionally like to give advice....
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• #57034
^^ last year I convinced nelaii (formerly of this parish), who had just passed her driving test and was about to go to Snowdonia on a work trip, that the Welsh drive on the right. She found out the truth before she went but did believe me for quite a while
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• #57035
A friend of mine AT UNI believed that all girls had periods on the same date every month. A knowledge he shared with us one day with pride, until he was met with ridicule rather than admiration...
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• #57036
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• #57037
A friend of mine AT UNI believed that all girls had periods on the same date every month. A knowledge he shared with us one day with pride, until he was met with ridicule rather than admiration...
Menstrual synchrony is a popular but unproven theory.
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• #57038
My ex girlfriend had mighty power oestrogen or whatever, she could synchronise her classmates so they all rode the cotton pony at the same time.
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• #57039
Put THAT on your CV.
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• #57040
The PG Tips of the world of Vampire Teabags.
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• #57041
I would be more worried about the yorkshire tea of that world in that analogy.
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• #57042
We spent days convincing a guy in our class that boys had periods too and that he was the only one that hadn't had one.
The punchline was when he came into the class a week later and proudly announced he'd had his first period, which wasn't forgotten for the remaining 5 years of high school, if indeed, it doesn't still persist to this day.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Are_You_There_God%3F_It's_Me,_Jesus
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• #57043
I would be more worried about the yorkshire tea of that world in that analogy.
Not Red Bush?
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• #57044
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Are_You_There_God%3F_It's_Me,_Jesus
1994 baby. Beat Southpark by 5 whole years.
#hipstercat.jpeg
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• #57046
^Sartre's eye is nowhere near wonky enough
moar wonk plse
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• #57047
wat
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• #57048
from here:-
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• #57049
Don't. A friend told a friend that putting his MacBook battery in a microwave would recharge it. The whole thing played out on Facebook and was beautiful.
I think there's footage on youtube of people "recharging" iPhones in microwaves.
Obviously it doesn't work.
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• #57050
Obviously it doesn't work.
takes iPhone out of microwave
Stay in school, kids. Don't do drugs.