You're using '6 years for a degree' patter.
You do realise you came out with that gem at the same time as the 'schoolish' comment?
How ****ing stupid can you be?
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You're using '6 years for a degree' patter.
You do realise you came out with that gem at the same time as the 'schoolish' comment?
How ****ing stupid can you be?
Fan allegedly has a property empire in Stoke. Here's why
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/...ade-in-stoke-on-trent-episode-2-1-for-a-house
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/...ade-in-stoke-on-trent-episode-2-1-for-a-house
I wish I could have got my hands on some of them.
Goldmine
But like your "most Indians are vegetarian" clueless assertions you've failed to understand how these things work
I would explain to you about housing market renewal pathfinder and the effects of cuts and brexshit but I don't have 6 years to explain what most people would grasp in seconds
Ffs please don't try explaining the housing market to that one room spastic.
'schoolish'
Why do you find "schoolish" funny tobe?
You do realise its a word that's been in use since the 16th century and is in the oxford dictionary etc
He gets confused, between American and British, must be the frog in his throat.
He has to be Petey's sock, surely?
His not reading behind the headlines is very familiar
Somehow, I don't see Toby as a Daily Malice reader...but I'm known to be wrong
Not stupid enough to complete a 3 year degree in 6 years, obviously
'looks like schoolish'
A teacher
Cuban restaurant
You thick little spastic
When you refer to that "kneck" of the woods, can you please be a little more specific. I'm sure you apreciate Asia and the Indian Sub Continent cover quite a vast area.
kneck. Noun. (plural knecks) (UK, nautical) The twisting of a rope or cable, as it is running out.
Pretty useful to know for the Speedy types.
Pretty useful to know for the Speedy types.
He used to teach grammar once for pocket money when he was skint...as per
Shame he didn't learn from the Omelette thread the difference between American English and British English...We will not even mention his French connection!
oh well 'MOST' Indians get it right
