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"Anyone ladies here Glasgow city centre have ideas for risky fun times in town love to hear some very naughty filthy things to do in town "
Buy a supper from The Blue Lagoon. |
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I once worked with a lad from India who had moved over for work with a group of his friends. They were absolutely bonkers and went against any form of stereotype.
Everytime he would be in a debate or argument rather than wager money, he would always say that if he was proven wrong he would walk around Govan with a T-shirt that said ‘I hate cricket’
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"Anyone ladies here Glasgow city centre have ideas for risky fun times in town love to hear some very naughty filthy things to do in town
Buy a supper from The Blue Lagoon."
Nae risk in it. Guaranteed shite. |
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"Anyone ladies here Glasgow city centre have ideas for risky fun times in town love to hear some very naughty filthy things to do in town
Buy a supper from The Blue Lagoon.
Nae risk in it. Guaranteed shite."
The risk is munching it straight away, then trying tae get hame by bus before yer bowels explode |
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By *imbobaMan
over a year ago
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"I once worked with a lad from India who had moved over for work with a group of his friends. They were absolutely bonkers and went against any form of stereotype.
Everytime he would be in a debate or argument rather than wager money, he would always say that if he was proven wrong he would walk around Govan with a T-shirt that said ‘I hate cricket’
Brilliant "
Didn’t realise cricket was a big thing in Govan.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I once worked with a lad from India who had moved over for work with a group of his friends. They were absolutely bonkers and went against any form of stereotype.
Everytime he would be in a debate or argument rather than wager money, he would always say that if he was proven wrong he would walk around Govan with a T-shirt that said ‘I hate cricket’
Brilliant
Didn’t realise cricket was a big thing in Govan. "
I’d explain the ethnic demographics behind the joke and as to why a lad from India can poke fun at it and I could not, but it’s literally that obvious I’m surprised it went over your head. |
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By *imbobaMan
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"I once worked with a lad from India who had moved over for work with a group of his friends. They were absolutely bonkers and went against any form of stereotype.
Everytime he would be in a debate or argument rather than wager money, he would always say that if he was proven wrong he would walk around Govan with a T-shirt that said ‘I hate cricket’
Brilliant
Didn’t realise cricket was a big thing in Govan.
I’d explain the ethnic demographics behind the joke and as to why a lad from India can poke fun at it and I could not, but it’s literally that obvious I’m surprised it went over your head. "
Been to Govan once. Call me naive. But I’ve worked it out from your comment. Ta. |
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"Anyone ladies here Glasgow city centre have ideas for risky fun times in town love to hear some very naughty filthy things to do in town
Buy a supper from The Blue Lagoon.
Nae risk in it. Guaranteed shite.
The risk is munching it straight away, then trying tae get hame by bus before yer bowels explode"
About once a decade my brain goes, "Canny be that bad, how do you fuck up fish and chips"
Wrong every fucking time |
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"I once worked with a lad from India who had moved over for work with a group of his friends. They were absolutely bonkers and went against any form of stereotype.
Everytime he would be in a debate or argument rather than wager money, he would always say that if he was proven wrong he would walk around Govan with a T-shirt that said ‘I hate cricket’
Brilliant "
Oh no he loves it |
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