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I think it's more that the phone companies are preying on the lonely, middle aged men who are easily swayed to make such purchases when there are promises of excitement, flirting and the opportunity to meet someone.
For every part of my that rolls my eyes in disgust at those ads, the rest of me just feels a great deal of sadness thinking about the poor blokes that are sitting up alone at 2am thinking that their life will become better if they sms the number in question.
Very sad indeed.![]()
I made Happy sad...
the south african government
BOKKE“Let me put it this way, A Springbok team contains Afrikaners, Englishmen, coloureds and blacks. It has parochial foes in Bulls, Sharks, Stormers, Cheetahs and Lions. It is a recipe for war! Yet in all the years of John Smit’s captaincy, there has never been one unhappy customer, not one voice of rebellion against his leadership. He is the glue that holds the Springboks together. The man is a legend!”- Jake White
7 showing GayFL instead of Olympics
Come to the dark side
We have milk and cookies
finding out people aren't who you though they were
Fence sitters.
I made Happy sad...
my school is presbyterian
they aren't deeply religious
but, the church is where four man sat and said "lets create an all girls school"
Be There. Be Heard. Be The Force Behind The Force
Not being able to use the gif of a monkey washing a cat as my avatar as it is too big.
EDIT:Found a smaller version so my feathers are now slick and ready to go.
Last edited by BLR; 20-08-08 at 11:00.
Sorry Lazza, but having to endure the biased UScentric Olympic coverage and the extreme dummy spitting by commentators and coaches regarding their womens individual results. HTFU!!!
"Bloody oath we did!"
Nathan Sharpe, Legend.
on the school bus little kids sitting at the back and wen you say move they are cheacky shits and say make me
you make them move
one way or another then they go crying to their mummy and then you get a talking to by one of the teachers.
There should be un-written law on school buses that the older kdis sit at the back and as you get younger, the closer to the front you get.
We had that rule on our school bus and if a little kid sat on the back seat (for year 12s only) then one of the year 11's would get rid of them...it was like a hierachy of bus catching.