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| Originally posted by metalgearsolid Right, but guys are the same too actually. They just pay professionals to fix something easy since they are not handy. |
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| Originally posted by Renegade It took you 8 months to come up with that reply? |
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No wonder I couldn't find the link in the red box. This thread is old as cheese. 
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| Originally posted by Renegade It took you 8 months to come up with that reply? |
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| Originally posted by Lira The wonders of meditation. |
I meant to say that earlier it just didn't occur to me until now. Because I was busy with stuff and stuff.
You see the thing is that beautiful people get handouts so they can't be intelligent as someone who looks like Stephan Hawking.
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| Originally posted by Psy-T if i could get as much insight by staring at your signature for 8 seconds, why would i want to spend 8 months meditating for it? |
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| Originally posted by Lira Because my sig is brand new |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r Irish? Doesn't look Scottish... |
Re: Re: Re: Re: Student Sex Parties on O'Reily
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| Originally posted by Psy-T i repeat, i dont see the correlation |
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| Originally posted by Temperate For a sec I thought it was chav. |
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| Originally posted by Temperate For a sec I thought it was chav. |

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The red, white, black, and camel check, known as the 'Nova,' has come to be synonymous with Burberry. It was first used as a lining for the company's trenchcoat in 1924, although it was not widely used as an outer layer until the late 1960s. By then the Burberry Check was used on items including umbrellas, scarves and luggage, and was registered as a trademark. After the entry of a new management team in 1997, the brand was revitalised. Once mainly the preserve of upper-middle class older women, the patronage of celebrities in the UK and U.S., including David and Victoria Beckham and hip-hop artists, gave it wider appeal. During the 1980s the brand became popular with the British football casual cult, leading to it to being associated with "chavs", hooligans and members of football firms in the 2000s. The Burberry check baseball cap, a favourite of chavs, was discontinued by the company in 2004 to distance itself from the maligned group. The company blamed weak Christmas 2005 sales in the UK on this image.[1] |
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| Originally posted by Fir3start3r I've always heard the term, and knew it was derogatory but never really knew what it meant...until now... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burberry ![]() Behold the power of wikipedia! |

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