By Anonymous - 14/10/2010 13:42 - Reserved
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that is awful! people are crazy.
You sound like a cop just hope you had fun
sounds like a mall cop. he leads you to believe he is a cop by leaving out all the details, typical of a rent-a-cop.
you spelled diarrhea wrong....just fyi
Mall cop or real cop, it's still his job to remove a man who is shit faced, and shitting in a photo booth, while shouting "God Save the Queen". Fuck his life.
dear grammar nazi's, there is no point in telling someone they misspelled a word, if they truly cared they would have fixed it....kay thanks bye -enjoy shoving people in ovens :l-
Wasn't the guy wearing any pants??
could have used a vampire...
it's bot shit it's melted poop
lmao. every time I look at a post I always laugh at your comments.
Returning home to a nice warm snugly is doing something about it. You could always sing the "God save the queen" song (What is the title of the UK anthem? I know it has the same music as the US anthem).
I wish I could say something funny right now, but it just... holy molly...
Red...you just made me sad. "God Save the Queen" is the British national anthem. The music was shamelessly "borrowed" by the US for "Our Country 'Tis of Thee." The music for the US national anthem was originally a British drinking song called The Anacreontic Song which was also, ahem, borrowed.
why am I thinking of the sex pistols now
That's funny I was just thinking what the american national anthem was, I thought it was star spangled banner.
americans are proud to be thieves, u cn shuv it.
That's the name we give it.... But the tune comes from elsewhere =P
that is awesome. not for you, but if I were witnessing that I would find it funny. you guys across the Atlantic have THE BEST drunks!!
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that is awful! people are crazy.
55, it is the British spelling. Surely 'God Save The Queen' gave you a hint OP is not American? You must know by now that British and American English have different spelling for many words, no?