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    Yo Stevo,

    How's it hanging, dude? Long time no hear - hope you're well

    Ever the perv, I see! Good show

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Yo Stevo,

    How's it hanging, dude? Long time no hear - hope you're well

    Ever the perv, I see! Good show

    Marco.
    Hello Marco!
    You’ll have to spend less time with dem Wrexham homies.. it’s rubbin off! LOL

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    That’s been all consuming -

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    I had to look up what a 'dirndl' was.

    Not as exciting as I'd hoped.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    I had to look up what a 'dirndl' was.

    Not as exciting as I'd hoped.
    lol, i did actually know what it was, strangely
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    Oh lord

    https://www.dirndl.com/en/blouses/la...se-sanna?c=400


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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveW View Post
    Of course I’ve immediately googled that and turns out she is a well known German photographer with a fair bit of the old erotica.
    I’ve come over all Terry Thomas
    I say..ding dong.


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    I read that second sentence a bit wrong first time - felt a bit queasy actually!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Len Co View Post
    I read that second sentence a bit wrong first time - felt a bit queasy actually!
    How do you know that isn't what Steve meant? Anyway, he can't un-say it now - "Hard cheese" as Terry was apt to say. Bet no one can name the film that came from!
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    How do you know that isn't what Steve meant? Anyway, he can't un-say it now - "Hard cheese" as Terry was apt to say. Bet no one can name the film that came from!
    Bet I've seen in recently. Probably 'Private's Progress' or similar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    How do you know that isn't what Steve meant? Anyway, he can't un-say it now - "Hard cheese" as Terry was apt to say. Bet no one can name the film that came from!
    Probably every one he’s been in!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Len Co View Post
    I read that second sentence a bit wrong first time - felt a bit queasy actually!
    Haha haha.......
    genius.
    Took me a second read to understand.



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