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• #77
no.. 2, 1, 4, 3
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• #78
I also had a doll when I was a kid. She was also black, for some reason. It conditioned me alright.
It turned you black !!
Now you mention it, I had an Evel Knievel and . . .[checks hands] . . . . shit !!
We should bring a class action, use our children as collateral.
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• #79
Once you go Knievel...
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• #80
By the way, Sunday shopping trip lead to yet another car.
Shit, Mater, everywhere, stood on a tiny Mater with bare feet the other night, such pain.
Cool picture by the way.
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• #81
It was made on an angle. Like with a proper camera.
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• #82
Once you go Knievel...
. . . you never go evil.
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• #83
It was made on an angle. Like with a proper camera.
Some of the newer digital camera can be angled these days.
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• #84
Does you son owns a talking Lotso bear by any chance? Once, I had to punch it to sleep, as I couldn't get the position of the switch right (there are three of them).
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• #85
Does you son owns a talking Lotso bear by any chance? Once, I had to punch it to sleep, as I couldn't get the position of the switch right (there are three of them).
I won't let him near Lotso, Lotso is evil.
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• #86
Interesting to note the lack of women on the football thread and, indeed, the lack of chaps who grew up playing with dolls or parts thereof. Just the usual Neanderthal types like Pisti and andyp.
Presumably this is the result of gender conditioning, particularly as TEH RULEZ require you to support the team your father took you to.
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• #87
I escaped this as my father never actually took me to Anfield, what with us living hundreds of miles away, whereas my mates did take me to Portman Rd.
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• #88
I was only allowed one Barbie, and since no Ken was allowed, she had to 'marry' my brother's Transformers. It was filthy what they got up to.
Explains so much...
3,2,1,4