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Post by spamheid on Dec 10, 2010 18:10:21 GMT
I have never liked Weetabix It seems to be made of minced up pricks In milk it becomes a disgusting pap Which sticks to your teeth and tastes like crap.
I bought Oatibix the other day Hoping that it would be OK But it's just as bad as the other stuff I think they should shove it up their chough. Alternatively: I think they should shove it up their sheuch (see note below)
My advice is eat what you know Maybe the odd wee Cheerio Don't buy these newfangled healthy cereals As they may be composed of phallic materials.
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Post by Edna Sweetlove on Dec 10, 2010 18:15:31 GMT
I enjoyed this. I always spelled chuff, c-h-u-f-f. I always thought that c-h-o-u-g-h was a bird of some sort. I shall have to get my big dick out and look it up. Even if I am correct I shall not smite you, because you have brought joy to me by making me remember that magic word "chuff/chough".
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Post by spamheid on Dec 11, 2010 9:38:20 GMT
My Chambers dictionary has chuff as a surly, boorish fellow and chough as a bird. So maybe we should e-mail them to put in an entry for chuff/chough as the arse. In my concise Scots dictionary, there is a word sheuch which means a furrow, trench or ditch. Although the dictionary doesn't say so, they used to use sheuch when I lived up North to mean the arsehole - thus they would say "shove it up yer sheuch". So perhaps that was the word I was thinking of, my thoughts wandering back to my childhood. Also, sheuch has the additional benefit of being alliterative - so perhaps I should add it to the pome.
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Post by Edna Sweetlove on Dec 20, 2010 0:24:33 GMT
Add it and damn the rest. D'ye ken what ah'm saying, the noo, ye fecking radge?
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Post by Pierre on Dec 22, 2010 15:42:10 GMT
Is this part of a cereal poem?
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Post by spamheid on Dec 22, 2010 22:00:54 GMT
Oui.
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Post by Edna Sweetlove on Dec 23, 2010 1:28:26 GMT
I fear we have a homonym loose amongst us.
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Post by Baron von Rimjobski on Jan 6, 2011 18:58:47 GMT
In France Weetabix is called Oui-tabeeks. It is unknown in Poland as the texture is too reminiscent of faeces (or poo-poos).
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