rawn wrote: » Under a post about yer wan bring released from jail in Peru "have u hurd you all .. so wat if they tried smoggling drugs .. have u seen the world poverty to day i would do the same if it ment feeding my kids and giving them a good life ."
coolhull wrote: » Obviously the best way to relieve world poverty is to smuggle drugs. Sure wudent u smuggle drugs 2 if it ment getin a new Ifone for ur liddell angles .? Peeple now a days. So judge mental....
PTH2009 wrote: » i really hate when people tag themselves in a pub/niteclub and say 'drinking Alcoholic beverages or drinking everything alcoholic with' who gives a flying **** what ur drinking
dee_mc wrote: » Eh coolhull, it's 'smoggle'. 'telpis
Hrududu wrote: » This is the one thing I haven't been able to crack in this thread. Somebody help me and tell me what telpis is supposed to mean.
dirkmeister wrote: » "On my way home after feeding the homeless outside the GPO."
Deleted User wrote: » That. Wrecks. My. Head. It's so...silly. A friend recently put it up and reminded her that her bosses, who are Facebook friends with her in a responsible job, might not see the fun side. She didn't like my intrusion...but she took it down anyway. Why does anyone feel the need to advertise that they are drinking, it's hardly an achievement.
arayess wrote: » i do it. It's harmless fun , I don't get the hate. Mind I'm not out a huge amount so it's only an occasional thing. maybe I'm not the target of your rage ...
Trusty bin at the ready! Be singing into that later on tonight no doubt #pukeselfietofollow
Deleted User wrote: » Not rage or hatred. As I said, a friend if mine did it, I didn't end up enraged or hating her. I just expressed surprise as her bosses would read it. She's 30, not 17, she took it down.
Maximus Alexander wrote: » Not to mention the rain is made of water, not liquid hot magma, and she could definitely walk the dog in it!
Guy:Incognito wrote: » Their matching louis vuitton jackets will get wet.:)
dirkmeister wrote: » Update on the family Facebook row... At least our daughter can see for her self first hand what an evil woman you really are. You shouldn't play with a child's mind. And I won't let it happen. This stops now. You have been given chance after chance. You shouldn't have to be asked to keep in contact with your own grandkids.
PopePalpatine wrote: » "ii" instead of "y"?! What is this, Bebo?! :pac:
Neil Issagum wrote: » The funny thing is she and her boyfriend run a dial-a-drink service through their facebook pages, and any posts about this weeks drink delivery offers or whatever, she switches back to perfectly normal spelling. But then for her personal posts, it's straight back to the weird bebo teenspeak again despite the fact she's about 30
Kovu wrote: » Woah woah woah woah back up there. ''Dial-a-drink?'' The hell is that?!
Neil Issagum wrote: » There's loads of them on Facebook. This one calls herself "The Beer Baron". They stock up on trays of cans and bottles of spirits, then deliver them to people out of hours for double the price
BattleCorp wrote: » All relevant alcohol retail licences are in order I presume?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Presume they don't sell alcohol, they sell the delivery.
BattleCorp wrote: » How does that work then?
Deleted User wrote: » I presume they don't purport to charge anything for the drink except the cost price, they charge for the transport. Much like any haulage company that charges for the delivery of alcohol, they don't need a liquor licence.