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Original post by Ars Ludicra

When two people like each other very much ...

I don't understand how climbing someone like a tree means sex.

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Mad Vlad

Original post by seanfromtheblock

I don't understand how climbing someone like a tree means sex.

This tbh... :erm:

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Original post by seanfromtheblock

I don't understand what that means :confused:

I just saw:

Which starred:

To whom I would:

(edited 12 years ago)

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Original post by seanfromtheblock

I don't understand how climbing someone like a tree means sex.

I had an unusual childhood.

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Ars Ludicra

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GAHHHHHD guys! The Balcony Scene has finally gone up from Lauren's Romeo and Juliet last Thursday. It's so good! Although the cameramen went for a few close-ups when I would have liked to have seen the footwork. Consider this advanced warning that I may mention this several times in the next few days.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHjh9pzQJnY

Edit: And to think, guys ... I was in the same bed as that woman that night. :wink:

(edited 12 years ago)

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crazylemon

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I should be working, but no a documentary on AI won out. I now have to wind up some medics about diagnostic iPads :colone:

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username782284

Alex and Anshul have never heard of a ceilidh, is this normal for you English?

I always assumed they were a fairly normal event, I'm aware of a few having happened at uni.

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Laertes

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Original post by seanfromtheblock

Alex and Anshul have never heard of a ceilidh, is this normal for you English?

I always assumed they were a fairly normal event, I'm aware of a few having happened at uni.

The ****'s that?

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username782284

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ceilidh

Original post by Laertes

The ****'s that?

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Revd. Mike

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Original post by seanfromtheblock

Alex and Anshul have never heard of a ceilidh, is this normal for you English?

I always assumed they were a fairly normal event, I'm aware of a few having happened at uni.

I'm familiar with them :h:

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Original post by seanfromtheblock

Alex and Anshul have never heard of a ceilidh, is this normal for you English?

I always assumed they were a fairly normal event, I'm aware of a few having happened at uni.

Lol don't expect any English people to know what anything spelt in Gaelic is.

I myself only became acquainted with the term through a wedding I attended around 3 years ago (such a wonderfully bounteous supply of alcohol btw, at one point I had wine coming out of my ears, both figuratively and literally).

I miss alcohol :moon:

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fretter778

Original post by seanfromtheblock

Alex and Anshul have never heard of a ceilidh, is this normal for you English?

I always assumed they were a fairly normal event, I'm aware of a few having happened at uni.

Ceilidhs are the best thing ever

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Jace Falco

Original post by Ars Ludicra

GAHHHHHD guys! The Balcony Scene has finally gone up from Lauren's Romeo and Juliet last Thursday. It's so good! Although the cameramen went for a few close-ups when I would have liked to have seen the footwork. Consider this advanced warning that I may mention this several times in the next few days.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHjh9pzQJnY

Edit: And to think, guys ... I was in the same bed as that woman that night. :wink:

Wasted on you :sigh:

Original post by seanfromtheblock

Alex and Anshul have never heard of a ceilidh, is this normal for you English?

I always assumed they were a fairly normal event, I'm aware of a few having happened at uni.

I know of them, but only entirely by chance.

Original post by paddy

Lol don't expect any English people to know what anything spelt in Gaelic is.

This tbh.

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dbmag9

OP

Hey gays. I went to a nice comedy thing and also to the pub it was in with a friend, it was nice.

Original post by seanfromtheblock

Alex and Anshul have never heard of a ceilidh, is this normal for you English?

I always assumed they were a fairly normal event, I'm aware of a few having happened at uni.

I know what they are, but I wouldn't be too surprised if someone didn't. Also I wouldn't expect them to recognise the word written if they only knew it pronounced. :p:

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Mad Vlad

Original post by paddy

Lol don't expect any English people to know what anything spelt in Gaelic is.

I myself only became acquainted with the term through a wedding I attended around 3 years ago (such a wonderfully bounteous supply of alcohol btw, at one point I had wine coming out of my ears, both figuratively and literally).

I miss alcohol :moon:

I can imagine you singing this, drunk, Paddy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Bwaw1sfr48

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Original post by Mad Vlad

I can imagine you singing this, drunk, Paddy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Bwaw1sfr48

Considering I'd be singing it in an English accent I'm not sure anyone could take me seriously.

Also I'd be more likely to be singing about alcohol. Or 80s/90s pop music.

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Jace Falco