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Reply 60

username1539513

Original post by CoolCavy

no, i only know my brother :colondollar:

hehehe thank you for that dictionary i think TSR needs a glossary for us unsocially, uninternet, unboy educated peeps

This is what Urban Dictionary is for but you won't look at it because it could contain

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Reply 61

Ahmed766

Judging from your use of language I can tell you're a feminist. How about "Make me a sandwich please"

Reply 62

username1539513

Original post by Ahmed766

Judging from your use of language I can tell you're a feminist. How about "Make me a sandwich please"

The addition of please doesn't change anything. It betrays the underlying mentality of any male that says it; they clearly expect and are entitled to female attention and have no interest in taking any responsibility for themselves

Bad new bears.

Reply 63

Ahmed766

With that type of mentality, if a group of feminists went on a picnic no one will have made sandwiches :rofl:

Reply 64

username1539513

Original post by Ahmed766

With that type of mentality, if a group of feminists went on a picnic no one will have made sandwiches :rofl:

Because pre-made sandwiches don't exist and totally are not available at most supermarkets, right?

Real feminists don't go to picnics anyway, they throw themselves under horses

Reply 65

ihatescience56

Original post by kkboyk

Who knows what I'm implying, but it's probably the fact that you're too weak to withstand my alluring teenage charms.

I'm a rude teenage boy: I don't know what compliments are :unimpressed:

Except some old soggy biscuits (old people) will never change their opinion of you, that is if you screw up your first impression.

Probably

Hahaha, the youth of today :angry:

Give this granny over here a biscuit please. Such a rude teen smh :unimpressed:

Reply 66

kkboyk

Original post by ihatescience56

Probably

Hahaha, the youth of today :angry:

Give this granny over here a biscuit please. Such a rude teen smh :unimpressed:

I have spoken the truth

You'll probably break your hips when trying to reach for a biscuit, so I don't want to be accussed of assault :colondollar:

Original post by Sparster

How come? Story time? I wore tracksuits for sports till like 13 because I thought the fact that I could beat people barely breaking into a sweat in tracksuit bottoms made me an alphamale (lol). Took me a long time to start wearing shorts.

Got treated worse than a chav :frown:

I wear shorts everyday when I get home regardless of the seasons. There's nothing more comfortable than it.

Reply 67

ihatescience56

Original post by kkboyk

I have spoken the truth

You'll probably break your hips when trying to reach for a biscuit, so I don't want to be accussed of assault :colondollar:

Got treated worse than a chav :frown:

I wear shorts everyday when I get home regardless of the seasons. There's nothing more comfortable than it.

Oi! Who said anything about *me* reaching for it. You will get it for me. Why are you just standing there? This old granny will wack you with her walking stick if you don't give her that biscuit. :mad:

Reply 68

Arkasia

Pre-made sandwiches don't just pop into existence, they are made by someone, somewhere. I'm guessing as long as that someone isn't a woman, it's alright?

Original post by Ahmed766

With that type of mentality, if a group of feminists went on a picnic no one will have made sandwiches :rofl:

I never realised whenever my mum made my packed lunch, she was actually just internalizing the misogyny :frown:

Reply 69

username1539513

Original post by Arkasia

Pre-made sandwiches don't just pop into existence, they are made by someone, somewhere. I'm guessing as long as that someone isn't a woman, it's alright?

I never realised whenever my mum made my packed lunch, she was actually just internalizing the misogyny :frown:

The pair of you...

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Reply 70

Arkasia

solid picture 8/10, almost enough to make me go back and read what you actually said, as opposed to just jumping in where I did because lmao why not

Reply 71

BrianGriffin

I know what boys like. I know what boys like. I know what boys like. Boys like. Boys like. Boys like. :u:

Reply 72

kkboyk

Original post by ihatescience56

I'm standing there because I am a horrible teenage boy with no manners.

Wouldn't that be abuse? You'll probably snap in half if you do that, so your hips are lying :colondollar:

Reply 73

ihatescience56

Original post by kkboyk

I'm standing there because I am a horrible teenage boy with no manners.

Wouldn't that be abuse? You'll probably snap in half if you do that, so your hips are lying :colondollar:

My hips don't lie. I'm very flexible for an 80 year old :colondollar:

I'd just spin the story if you try to snitch up on me to the police and say you pushed me over! What makes you think they'll believe a horrid teen over a sweet, old woman :mmm:

Reply 74

kkboyk

Original post by ihatescience56

My hips don't lie. I'm very flexible for an 80 year old :colondollar:

I'd just spin the story if you try to snitch up on me to the police and say you pushed me over! What makes you think they'll believe a horrid teen over a sweet, old woman :mmm: