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Coming back from holiday there where two couples together sitting opposite to us. Talking in that fucking stupid put on posh voice and they where talking shit. Then the guy spilt his tea all down his lap/leg. Seriously looked like he had just pissed himself.
Jay commended me on keeping my composure and not rolling in the aisle laughing my head off.
Even funnier was when he got of the train and his coat didnt cover it either. So he would have to go all the way home before he could change lol |
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I remember having hysterical fits of laughter as a teenager listening to Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's "Derek and Clive Live" albums ……
Its many years since I’ve heard them, so I’ve no idea if I’d still find them funny now….!.  |
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I try to laugh at as much as possible, such as breaking down on the M5 at 0630 this morning. A stunning moment of comedy, especially as I'm now sat in the warm with a bloody great coffee lol  |
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"I remember having hysterical fits of laughter as a teenager listening to Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's "Derek and Clive Live" albums ……
Its many years since I’ve heard them, so I’ve no idea if I’d still find them funny now….!. "
Oh darling Flo
I love you so
Especially in your nightie |
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"I remember having hysterical fits of laughter as a teenager listening to Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's "Derek and Clive Live" albums ……
Its many years since I’ve heard them, so I’ve no idea if I’d still find them funny now….!.
Oh darling Flo
I love you so
Especially in your nightie "
As I was walking down the street one day
I saw a house on fire
There was a man, shouting and screaming at an upper-storey window
To the crowd that was gathered there below
For he was so afraid
Jump! You fucker, jump!
Jump into this here blanket what we are holding
And you will be all right
He jumped, hit the deck, broke his fucking neck
There was no blanket!
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There's a little boy at work who is the youngest sibling of a family. He's 4 and I call him my Handsome Prince. On Monday his reply to my "how is my handsome prince?" Was "I'm fine my gorgeous princess!" That made me chuckle!! |
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"There's a little boy at work who is the youngest sibling of a family. He's 4 and I call him my Handsome Prince. On Monday his reply to my "how is my handsome prince?" Was "I'm fine my gorgeous princess!" That made me chuckle!! "
Made me just reading that xxx How sweet and lovely. |
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my son. he takes the mickey out of me but not in a nasty way, hes sarcastic and cheeky i think its because we both share the same sense of humour.
my tiny dog because she is crazy.
it was freezing cold this morning and she was rolling about on the ice.
she lifts one back leg when she squats to have a wee. 
when we go for a walk she has to carry her tenis ball in her mouth, then she keeps dropping it in the river on purpose so we have to go and get it. |
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Inappropriate humour. The comments mumbled by a colleague only heard by you when in a meeting with management. Or off the cuff remarks that are really quickwitted. I work nights and often get 5am hysteria, just get the giggles and can't stop |
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"I remember having hysterical fits of laughter as a teenager listening to Peter Cook and Dudley Moore's "Derek and Clive Live" albums ……
Its many years since I’ve heard them, so I’ve no idea if I’d still find them funny now….!.
Oh darling Flo
I love you so
Especially in your nightie
As I was walking down the street one day
I saw a house on fire
There was a man, shouting and screaming at an upper-storey window
To the crowd that was gathered there below
For he was so afraid
Jump! You fucker, jump!
Jump into this here blanket what we are holding
And you will be all right
He jumped, hit the deck, broke his fucking neck
There was no blanket!
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Laugh... We nearly shat
We have not laughed so much since grandma died,
Or auntie Mabel caught her left tit in the mangle....
We are miserable sinners,
Filthy suckers....
Arse...holes....
Word the worst job You ever had....???  |
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"A day on the park playing football n basketball with my son
Also talking with Cute on the phone and making dinosaur roars with Squidge "
 xxxxxx mwah xxxxxxx |
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