What Food Stuff Most Resembles Your Personal Parts ?

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• Sky_Guy Posts: 6,859

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  27/04/15 - 21:45 #2

  Punkin and cucumber.

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• Phoenix Lazarus Posts: 17,306

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  27/04/15 - 21:46 #3

  Nuts. I'm a robot.

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• EbonyHamster Posts: 8,175

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  27/04/15 - 21:47 #4

  Melons for my tits and a peach for my ass

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• St. Anthony Posts: 1,122

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  27/04/15 - 21:49 #5

  EbonyHamster wrote: »

  Melons for my tits and a peach for my ass

  
  What about the really personal part ?

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• HP.80 Victor Posts: 1,118

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  27/04/15 - 21:50 #6

  I'm sure I saw a pretty innocuous thread locked for, and I quote, "not being constructive" yesterday. Is this childish rubbish considered to be constructive then?

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• Sky_Guy Posts: 6,859

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  27/04/15 - 21:55 #7

  HP.80 Victor wrote: »

  I'm sure I saw a pretty innocuous thread locked for, and I quote, "not being constructive" yesterday. Is this childish rubbish considered to be constructive then?

  
  It should be in chatter really.

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• NorwoodCemetery Posts: 1,653

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  27/04/15 - 21:56 #8

  HP.80 Victor wrote: »

  I'm sure I saw a pretty innocuous thread locked for, and I quote, "not being constructive" yesterday. Is this childish rubbish considered to be constructive then?

  That would be my 'Britain's Greatest Failures' thread. A jolly convivial time was being had by all until the padlock appeared.
  
  Yet this tawdry effort will no doubt stand the test of time.

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• Keyser_Soze1 Posts: 25,182

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  27/04/15 - 22:10 #9

  http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01129/cumber682_1129835a.jpg
  
  http://www.jokeroo.com/tm.o1lk.30b3.jpg

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• dd68 Posts: 17,837

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  28/04/15 - 05:05 #10

  All of my body is personal to me

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• Phoenix Lazarus Posts: 17,306

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  28/04/15 - 08:25 #11

  St. Anthony wrote: »

  What about the really personal part ?

  
  Cracked coconut?

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• PeteA Posts: 759

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  28/04/15 - 08:33 #12

  St. Anthony wrote: »

  For me, its a couple of prunes, a turnip, and mayonaisse

  
  Would that be a turnip that's exactly the same shape as a thingy?

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• chris1978 Posts: 1,931

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  28/04/15 - 10:16 #13

  This whole thread reminds me of "that's life" in the 80s with Esther and co laughing over mis-shaped vegetables that looked like a willy.

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• Turbs Posts: 7,380

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  28/04/15 - 10:27 #14

  Walnut Whip

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• farmer bob Posts: 27,595

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  17/05/15 - 00:57 #15

  Pikelets

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