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^^^ Clearly doesn't know their official designation? (The grey text under everyone's avatar)

^^^ Needs to know they're no different to anyone else in this!

^^^ Should know I wasn’t asking, but is now wondering exactly how you badge?

Hee Hee, sounds like the Scally's landed early!

^^^Needs to update their spellchecker

Bora Bora wrote:^^^student. My AKA is not suitable for public eyes!!! I wear it like I badge because I earned it!!!

Dubai Knight wrote:

drewpeacock wrote:High PMT levels confirmed

Is that like BSE?



Knight

Don't you know the difference between PMT and BSE? One's a mad cow's disease and the other's an agricultural problem.

Stitched up like a kipper

I guess it's me who'll suffer the wrath of the female community now for the next couple of days

^^^ Can call me Dillon!

^^^ Should know I'm particular, not peculiar

Ooooohh...Suits you sir...

For me it would be a comely Italian for the Kitchen, she would be the Chief Cook and bottle washer, cooking dinners ‘Just a like a mama use to make’. Then it would be French for the Boudoir, with the responsibilities of providing a relaxing atmosphere for de-stressing after a busy day in the office ...

sage & onion wrote:

melika969 wrote:^^^Thinks the rabbit is a fan^^^

^^^Has given me an idea^^^

^^^Should spill the beans, Yaaawn,

^^^ Should know Sage is just bolstering his post tally with nonsense

Well you’re exactly right Chocoholic and if you read the posts since Drew’s resurrection of; my gf is the best, we both like the same kind of food and music shes very smart,pretty and very fun I agree! Loads of fun. When do you return to Dubai? Then I think it’s plain to see that the subject matter ...

Take plenty of cash with you Ambassador, it has to be one of the most expensive Cities in Europe!

Akasha wrote:^^^^^needs a kick^^^^or a shag^^^because is clearly frustrated^^^^

^^^ ROFLMHO

^^^ Is exactly right on this occasion, I am a man of simple pleasures.

^^^ Is Truly insightful.

Akasha wrote:Well sadly there's not many Swedish women in this part of the world, I know three and they're all extremely pretty, intelligent wonderful girls - and no I'm not going to give you their phone numbers!

She anticipated my next post, before I even read this one! who is this woman?

^^^ Is displaying her ignorance in her understanding of written English again and refers all to easily to perhaps, her ‘Cousins’ from the backwoods of Georgia?

^^^ Should expect retaliation from an unprovoked attack

Well it’s unusual for the prosecutors to curse anyone! let alone a drunken Ex-Pat, but never mind, he probably won’t remember much, if anything, about it in the morning.

Very poetic Rudeboy, but what if the hole in her foot, so she can be nailed to the kitchen floor, is missing

^^^ Has to promise to cheer up and stop picking fights first

^^^ Is the man with an idea but doesn't like to share.

OK the technical bit; He, Pronoun, used to refer to a male previously mentioned … Him, Pronoun, used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a male previously mentioned … Statement; “and cursing him in public while he was under the influence of alcohol.” Reads him and he, are referring to...

Aah, I see BM was right after all,

Whomever, pronoun, formal, used instead of ‘whoever’ as the object of a verb.

^^^ Should know that a GCSE was only a CSE when I went to School

^^^ Should know that making assumptions, will make an ‘@ss’ out of ‘u’ and ‘mptions’

(Samuel Jackson)