18 Dec 11, 4:55 PM
MissAnnThropist
UK(SE), 3 yrs
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fitzcaraldo wrote:
yuletide_n_tested wrote:
Is it just me or does reading UTHAGS as an acronym almost sound like someone trying to say "you slaags" with a bit of a lisp? 
ETA: Yes I know that was a 5 not an S but that would stop it working
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You Thaggerth , I claim copyright . (Well it is the season of good cheer !) ((bugger ; I mean the theathon of courthe )) Fitz.
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Thut it U THAG!!! 
I want to hold you close / Skin pressed against me tight
Lie still, and close your eyes, girl / So lovely, it feels so right
I want to hold you close / Soft breasts, beating heart
As I whisper in your ear / I want to f*cking tear you apart
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18 Dec 11, 6:18 PM
Commander_Kwaaab
UK(SW), 7 yrs
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yuletide_n_tested wrote:
fitzcaraldo wrote:
yuletide_n_tested wrote:
Is it just me or does reading UTHAGS as an acronym almost sound like someone trying to say "you slaags" with a bit of a lisp?
ETA: Yes I know that was a 5 not an S but that would stop it working
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You Thaggerth , I claim copyright . (Well it is the season of good cheer !) ((bugger ; I mean the theathon of courthe )) Fitz.
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Thut it U THAG!!!
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Grammarnazi correction - that'll be thlag, surely? Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Bloody Satnav
Nature abhors a vacuum; as does Bushy, which explains the stairs then
You must shout "Look out, there are llamas"
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18 Dec 11, 7:02 PM
MisstressvsSolicedog
UK(NN), 17 mths
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An_Xmas_Choc wrote:
yuletide_n_tested wrote:
fitzcaraldo wrote:
yuletide_n_tested wrote:
Is it just me or does reading UTHAGS as an acronym almost sound like someone trying to say "you slaags" with a bit of a lisp?
ETA: Yes I know that was a 5 not an S but that would stop it working
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You Thaggerth , I claim copyright . (Well it is the season of good cheer !) ((bugger ; I mean the theathon of courthe )) Fitz.
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Thut it U THAG!!!
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Grammarnazi correction - that'll be thlag, surely?
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Depends where yer come from,,,
Please excuse crap spelling cause i,m rubbish
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18 Dec 11, 7:35 PM
Adverse_Camber
UK, 3 yrs
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fell_a_tree wrote:
It's the confusing of averse with adverse that irritates me as they don't even sound the same.
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18 Dec 11, 7:36 PM
A_Very_Good_Girl
UK(WC), 8 mths
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ClassAct2005 wrote:
Ah but I was never into that bit of rough, pool boy, gardener type of dynamic. I don't feel sub to the lower orders no matter how strong their arm muscles.
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Hi all. I've been out for the day.
I had hoped last night that I had persuaded Ms Act to experiment with only saying nice things for 48 hours. I guess I failed.
So, here were are again, with a lovely post referring to the "lower orders".
My dictionary says: "the lower orders
an offensive expression for working class people considered as a group".
Yes, an "offensive expression"! Nice. Thanks for that one.
I don't think Monty Don, Alan Titchmarsh, or Diarmuid Gavin can be considered "the lower orders" just because they are gardeners.
Of course, Gabrielle Solis on Desperate Housewives did have an affair with the gardener. After being treated appalling by Mr Solis, the gardener expanded and set up a major gardening business which presumably took him out of "the lower orders" so much so that he was able to marry a rich hotel owner and then on divorce became very wealthy owning a number of hotels himself, so that later he was able to laud it back over Mr Solis when he came to dine at the hotel, causing a scene, only to find his previous garden was in fact the hotel owner.
I say - be nice to people on your way up because you'll meet the same people on your way back down.
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18 Dec 11, 7:38 PM
SubWhisperer
UK, 5 yrs
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normalbloke wrote:
SubWhisperer wrote:
Unfortunately – if the last five threads (and this one) are anything to go by – such a group would simply be hi-jacked by CA bleating on about herself.
Can't we start some kind of charity on her behalf and hire a pro-dom to fuck her senseless once in a while ?
Given that the male population of the planet is around 3323608139 – if we deduct the “unsuitable” ones that don't come up to the most stringent screening process ever devised, surely there must be two left ? ….... (one of which will probably be gay, but that still leaves one).
The theory is that with a decent sized cock rammed down her throat for a while, we at least may get some respite – even if she doesn't ….....
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Dear me.
And you all thought ClassAct wrote a lot of bollocks?
God help anyone who had to read this shit?
Seriously, if you have nothing intelligent to add, don't say anything.
If it isn't intelligent and you still feel the need to add something, at least try and make it funny.
Just delete your post and pretend it never happened, then I can delete mine and your whole sorry post will be forgotten.
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Yeah - you're right - my original post is now deleted
Ever wondered who the devil comes to for ideas ?
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18 Dec 11, 7:46 PM
SubWhisperer
UK, 5 yrs
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spankee_1 wrote:
be careful what you write, I for one often go back over someones posting history to get a feel for the person, this kind of comment would make me leave their page immediately
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Freedom of choice is a wondefull thing - and not everyone on here is a commodity ......
On a side note - one thing I have always respected a "certain person" on here for, is that she doesn't take the odd jibe personaly - curious that some of you do though - albeit vicariously ..... Ever wondered who the devil comes to for ideas ?
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18 Dec 11, 7:58 PM
Commander_Kwaaab
UK(SW), 7 yrs
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SubWhisperer wrote:
spankee_1 wrote:
be careful what you write, I for one often go back over someones posting history to get a feel for the person, this kind of comment would make me leave their page immediately
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Freedom of choice is a wondefull thing - and not everyone on here is a commodity ......
On a side note - one thing I have always respected a "certain person" on here for, is that she doesn't take the odd jibe personaly - curious that some of you do though - albeit vicariously .....
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Respect is due to SW - it can be hard to take this kind of response in a self reflective way. Well done you Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Bloody Satnav
Nature abhors a vacuum; as does Bushy, which explains the stairs then
You must shout "Look out, there are llamas"
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18 Dec 11, 8:01 PM
spankee_1
UK(BH), 8 yrs
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Indeed freedom of choice is a wonderful thing, and isn't it just as well she doesn't appear to be taking any of this personally, I just don't like reading these kind of comments, and as you all seem to have the right to voice your opinion I feel I have the same right too
SubWhisperer wrote:
spankee_1 wrote:
be careful what you write, I for one often go back over someones posting history to get a feel for the person, this kind of comment would make me leave their page immediately
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Freedom of choice is a wondefull thing - and not everyone on here is a commodity ......
On a side note - one thing I have always respected a "certain person" on here for, is that she doesn't take the odd jibe personaly - curious that some of you do though - albeit vicariously .....
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18 Dec 11, 8:55 PM
ClassAct2005
UK(N), 7 yrs
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Afraid it doesn't work limke that. You can become as rich as croesus but remain as common as muck.
Christmas_Present wrote:
ClassAct2005 wrote:
Ah but I was never into that bit of rough, pool boy, gardener type of dynamic. I don't feel sub to the lower orders no matter how strong their arm muscles.
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Hi all. I've been out for the day.
I had hoped last night that I had persuaded Ms Act to experiment with only saying nice things for 48 hours. I guess I failed.
So, here were are again, with a lovely post referring to the "lower orders".
My dictionary says: "the lower orders
an offensive expression for working class people considered as a group".
Yes, an "offensive expression"! Nice. Thanks for that one.
I don't think Monty Don, Alan Titchmarsh, or Diarmuid Gavin can be considered "the lower orders" just because they are gardeners.
Of course, Gabrielle Solis on Desperate Housewives did have an affair with the gardener. After being treated appalling by Mr Solis, the gardener expanded and set up a major gardening business which presumably took him out of "the lower orders" so much so that he was able to marry a rich hotel owner and then on divorce became very wealthy owning a number of hotels himself, so that later he was able to laud it back over Mr Solis when he came to dine at the hotel, causing a scene, only to find his previous garden was in fact the hotel owner.
I say - be nice to people on your way up because you'll meet the same people on your way back down.
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