Cool, so you do your own versions of 'Kentucky jokes' in the UK too thenFat Bob wrote:As for my mum's family, they were from a mining town in Yorkshire. They were probably cousins, uncles and grandparents all at the same time.
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Forget the in-breed jokes (same the world over - here I think it's QLD although in QLD it would probably be WA, and so on), I want to know what slinky was doing reading a page full of penis stories?
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See the other thread (Was it really a page full of 'em?? I only clicked on and noticed the eel story )Kooky wrote:Forget the in-breed jokes (same the world over - here I think it's QLD although in QLD it would probably be WA, and so on), I want to know what slinky was doing reading a page full of penis stories?
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Y'know, I have no earthly idea how I consolidated those thoughts/threads. I was actually sober at the time (not quite so, now ).
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That's brilliant, Kooky! Your first cousin once removed that is; not the fact that you're not quite sober although nothing wrong with feeling mellow!!
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