danm Wrote:
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> actually, funny this thread has been brought up.
>
> i went to a birthday barbeque of one of my home
> mates from school last week, couple of them there
> ive not seen in about 3 or 4 years whilst away at
> uni. was good to catch up.
>
> had some classic chat with one of my best mates
> back in school, a guy who i use to sit with during
> chemistry and biology and engineering classes. we
> would always talk about horrible situations and
> the worst ways you could get injured by whatever
> happened to be the theme of the lesson.
>
> needless to say, a lot of chat revolved around
> tightening fingers and body parts into various
> vices, dipping fingers in molten aluminum and
> rubbing iron filings into wounds. lol.
>
> luckily we have both grown up since then, so the
> chat was less disturbing.
>
> instead, we thought itd be funny to empty some of
> the party poppers onto he table, remove the paper
> stringy stuff inside and spoon in a good heap of
> taramasalata (that horrible pink strawberry mousse
> dip thing thats actually made from cod roe fish
> eggs!), coleslaw and crushed crisps that get left
> in the bototm of the bowls.
>
> long story short, the celebrations went down a
> blast.
>
> the crisp party poppers had resemblance to what I
> cna only imagine world war 1 shrapnel to be like.
> as for the cod roe... my god. stuff went
> everywhere!
I need a change of underwear after that! You've made me laugh twice in succession with posts like that! Good man!
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