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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Heckler » Feb 16th, '12, 09:48



DaleShrimpton wrote:As you know, i have a bit of a box fetish.


Don't we all?

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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Lord Freddie » Feb 17th, '12, 15:37

hds02115 wrote:Well it seems the general opinion here is that you're better off buying it. Because of this I've just had to deal with not having it.


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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Mandrake » Feb 22nd, '12, 14:13

bananafish wrote: I will reveal more when I can.

Gypsy Rose Lee said very much the same thing..... :wink:

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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Mandrake » Mar 3rd, '12, 21:47

Xagan wrote:if you do it quick and get it over and done with, it has less of an effect, you need to drag it out, a fair bit

You're such a romantic :D !

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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Mandrake » Mar 10th, '12, 12:30

Rob wrote:Grab it while you can!! :D

Tomo wrote:Nice ..... Have you seen mine?


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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Rob » Mar 14th, '12, 00:34

The4thCircle wrote:The ideal size depends on the routine.


I'm sure that's what they all say :twisted:

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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Lord Freddie » Mar 14th, '12, 17:52

MatCult wrote:'Do your business' as you put the billet into an envelope


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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Heckler » Mar 23rd, '12, 10:18

Kardshark wrote: but I have noticed myself to be a little stiff in the mirror. Thanks!


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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Heckler » Apr 4th, '12, 15:23

magicarp wrote: I whipped this out on Friday night and got a girls number


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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby magicdiscoman » Apr 17th, '12, 01:41

Magus wrote.
I also know I need to practice lots but at the moment it feels like it isn't going to come at all as the movement of the thumb feels so awkward. It also hurts the inside of my index and ring although I know this will probably ease.


sorry man too good to resist.... I'd stop buying thoughs dvd's from e-bay there giving you the wrong idea. :shock: :twisted: :D

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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Robbie » Apr 30th, '12, 12:24

Surely I'm not the only one signed up to Jay Sankey's bulletins. In my inbox this morning was:
It happens WHILE they hold it!


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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Lady of Mystery » May 14th, '12, 16:49

magicarp wrote:Thanks for the tips, that should do nicely. My guess is that its a soft lead issue. i'll give ya suggestions a go and see what works best. My only worry with the rubber-lead pencil is that it won't feel right


The doctor can probably give you something to help with that. ;)

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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Mandrake » May 14th, '12, 17:03

I get several emails a day offering 'products' to help with that sort of thing... they don't work... er, so I'm told :oops:

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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Mr_Grue » Jun 9th, '12, 10:04

magikmax wrote:When I read the post about lego, an image of Paul Harris' Little Man flashed into my mind.


The horror... the horror...

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Re: innuendo bingo

Postby Mandrake » Jul 8th, '12, 20:12

Stephen Ward wrote: I would be interested in a larger one

Thee and me both Stephen, thee and me both...... :(

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