Deleted User wrote: » I’ve cheese on toast ready to go and there’s no peppercorns left- cobblers and thier shoes
Franz Von Peppercorn wrote: » Missus has taken an early one too. some Netflix and chill.
freshpopcorn wrote: » It's a little like Christmas Day Night all the preparation and it's nearly over!
Mountainsandh wrote: » In French we say : "nous fais pas un caca nerveux". Which translates as "don't go making a nervous poo". I like it. Tits are not really going to be agitated when you're angry like. Or maybe, now I type it, is it to do with bounciness ? is it that the person would be bouncing angrily ? Isn't it fun that caca is poo in French, and cake in Irish ? Sorry, random rambling mood for a minute. Too much boards today.
Cleopatra_ wrote: » My wife is German and kacke is also poo in German so we've noticed the caca/kacke similarity before. In fact this evening she bought me a bottle of wine called kakapo which means "poobum" in German and made me laugh a lot. Sorry, I've had the whole bottle of kakapo
0ph0rce0 wrote: » 22 minutes and this sham is over.
somefeen wrote: » Is it bad form to leave the decorations up until September?
Mountainsandh wrote: » :D:D Brilliant ! I'd make a right fool of myself drinking that. Mammy jokes and laughter tears galore ! Kakapo and cheese so, in the Cleopatra household, so posh !
freshpopcorn wrote: » No but the balloons might be gone soggy!
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