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Got me in stitches.
It was the Anglo Saxon words I had seen previously that made me wonder, suggesting the questioner might like to procreate in a different place.
Ancient_Mariner: Have I just learned a new naughty word? I wouldn’t use it to just anyone, even a friend jokingly. It’s really more stfu.
Have I just learned a new naughty word?
Let’s keep things funny. Talking of which …
We just spent 10 days in the UK. I haven’t been there for a few years, and judging by a couple of signs I saw, not outside a Chinese restaurant, but in the grounds of Powderham Cas...
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If you’ve grown up with a language you’ll be so utterly used to it that you won’t consider whether particular words and their usage might sound strange and amusing to people from a...
billybutcher: Ta gueule? If I really want someone to “stop/shut up” I simply say “arrete” in three, strong syllables and an authoritative tone …" ah… rrrrreh… teh." …with muc...
That’s a bit tongue in cheek
Welome to our round-up of the funniest things we’ve spotted on Threads in the past week. It comes to you during the hottest early May temperatures in Europe since records began, ac...
It’s Tuesday, it’s rainy – at least where we are – and payday is still a metaphorical mile beyond reach, but we have something to put a little pep into proceedings. We’ve been digg...
Hello and welcome to our Tuesday round-up of what’s been making us laugh on Threads. They’re a funny lot over there, so it wasn’t easy to whittle it down to 25, but we really enjoy...
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