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norm
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725 Posts
Posted - 20 September 2005 :  13:12:24  Show Profile Send norm a Private Message  Reply with Quote
If you have any favourite words that you would like to see included in the weekly Beest match report, please enter them on this thread.

Bankruptcy

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big dogs wang
'aqua technician'



122 Posts
Posted - 20 September 2005 :  13:37:19  Show Profile Send big dogs wang a Private Message  Reply with Quote
haemorrhoids
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halifaxbeest
'on the bench'



United Kingdom
335 Posts
Posted - 20 September 2005 :  14:21:21  Show Profile Send halifaxbeest a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Erm,
1)transmogrification
2)anthropomorphy.

Good luck with those!
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ice-cold-capsicum
'cutting oranges'



40 Posts
Posted - 21 September 2005 :  16:39:02  Show Profile Send ice-cold-capsicum a Private Message  Reply with Quote
the jackal won't be able to say them, let alone know what they mean!

Kidney stone
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The Jackal
'aqua technician'



United Kingdom
125 Posts
Posted - 21 September 2005 :  18:25:15  Show Profile Send The Jackal a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Easy tiger,

I feel pressured now the big words are being introduced. Remember i'm only a simpleton so be nice

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Put him in the locker!!! BOSH!
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halifaxbeest
'on the bench'



United Kingdom
335 Posts
Posted - 22 September 2005 :  11:04:07  Show Profile Send halifaxbeest a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Sorry PB,
got a little bit carried away.
How about 'Dirty Sanchez', 'Yoghurt' and 'Tea Bag'?

Muuuuurrrrrgggghhh...
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Sid the manager
'aqua technician'



United Kingdom
102 Posts
Posted - 22 September 2005 :  15:26:15  Show Profile Send Sid the manager a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by norm

If you have any favourite words that you would like to see included in the weekly Beest match report, please enter them on this thread.

Bankruptcy

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Yes Yes I think we should all use the word CIDER more Hello
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sadam
'on the bench'



300 Posts
Posted - 22 September 2005 :  17:20:04  Show Profile Send sadam a Private Message  Reply with Quote
How about:
Autoperipatetic, Rumbustulistic, Orgasmorampaging and qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm.
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Cookie
'cutting oranges'



United Kingdom
1 Posts
Posted - 22 September 2005 :  17:54:38  Show Profile Send Cookie a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Norm - how about the following for inclusion on next weeks report:
"deep bone bruising"
"denigrate"
"Adelphepothia"!
"farctate"
"gambrinous" (being full of beer)!
"Pyknic" (someone who is short and fat)!

Bosssssshhhhhhh!
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norm
Moderator



725 Posts
Posted - 23 September 2005 :  08:17:16  Show Profile Send norm a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by sadam
qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm.


I guess you ran your finger across the keyboard in an elton john stylie.......

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