attach the windmill to a powerful jet engine, he'll never even make it out the door
What are your most common tactics?
attach the windmill to a powerful jet engine, he'll never even make it out the door
I'd call for Pugh, Pugh, Barney Margroo, Cuthbert, Dibble and Grubb
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"If you're going to do something tonight, that you know you'll be sorry for in the morning, plan a lie in." Lorraine
I'd just like to clarify, at the time I wrote the above comment, I had absolutely NO idea whatsoever what Will was going on about and there was 'no' poll to make it clearer!!
Now I DO know what he means, I'd like to state a fact............. Girls just DON'T, when we're dancing!
But if I get a whiff of something none too pleasant, I always hope and prey it's MY partner, then he KNOWS its not me!
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"If you're going to do something tonight, that you know you'll be sorry for in the morning, plan a lie in." Lorraine
yeah, yeah, bloody well yeah....Originally Posted by Lory
See, i thought that ladies did 'float the odd air-biscuit' now and again. It's just that their's smell of roses.....??
JB
Will really hasn't got anything to do at the moment has he !! There must be a competition or something coming up that he can go and practice for surely...
Not sure we can take much more
Why is this being posted in "lets talk about dance".Surely there is a place elsewhere on this forum for drivel like this.
Before I am accused of having no sense of humour- I just dont think its funny or even eworth discussing.
No offence meant Will
Originally Posted by djtrev
Not funny??
I thought that all blokes found anything to do with botty burps funny!!
.... it's not just me who refuses to grow up is it???
Why isn't there a "blame it on the dog" option?
At a recent dance there was a dog to blame it on. So after a couple dancing next to us (fantastic dancers, do it too I presume!) executed a move where he was bent over double supporting his partner, an evil aroma filled the air. I said to my partner "I wonder if that was **** or the dog?" I think the volume of her laughter disturbed everyone in the hall, especially when I added, "We'll find out next week when the dog's not there."
I think you have to know your partner pretty well to say something like this, it could be too embarrassing if it was her!
Greg
Well, at least it shows that Will has fully recovered from his coma; looks like normal service has been resumed...Originally Posted by djtrev
Dave
I would employ my normal tactic - blame TwK
We could always go for the innocent option of course which would be that
Will meant that a particular partner was dancing too many half or full windmills!!!
Seriously though that's why eating a curry or anything with too much onion isn't recommended
Last edited by Jon L; 11th-November-2004 at 07:24 PM.
Originally Posted by Lory
That's why all the men want to dance with us
I was at that dance, and yes, the laughter was audible from the other side of the room . Poor ****, you'll give him a complex!Originally Posted by Sheepman
S. x
Well I know I did say "he" but I could have just said the "leader" and opened up the floor a bit further ...Originally Posted by Sparkles
Greg
PS Sorry to dispel any myths, but I know for a certain fact that girls do! Though that could be just a side effect of my cooking
Last edited by Sheepman; 16th-November-2004 at 03:25 PM.
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