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RE: A Question - 6/16/2014 6:06:57 PM

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Tippex, old boy. Much easier.

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RE: A Question - 6/17/2014 1:45:21 PM

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Tippex, old boy. Much easier.

In english "old boy" is a kewel thing right???
btw:Wtf is tippex?

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RE: A Question - 6/17/2014 2:08:52 PM

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No, in British English 'old boy' means 'terrorist', Thompson.

ETA: Tippex is correction fluid for typists. It's also good for painting over screw holes and other small blemishes in the ceiling.

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RE: A Question - 6/17/2014 2:45:48 PM

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RE: A Question - 6/17/2014 4:54:34 PM

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Don't encourage her, M3. I have a sneaking feeling that AthenaSurrenders is much more dangerously prim than she makes out. Frankly, I reckon she's the sort that has spotless spice racks across the kitchen walls, with bottles of stuff lined up like soldiers on them, their labels all to the front.

Women like that frighten me. I can't handle people with minds that are that neat. Especially not if they're women I'm planning to bonk.

Actually, that inspires me to another new thread ....

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RE: A Question - 6/17/2014 7:49:39 PM

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Can you use hair conditioner as fabric conditioner?

YES!!!!!!

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RE: A Question - 6/17/2014 11:02:41 PM

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Don't encourage her, M3. I have a sneaking feeling that AthenaSurrenders is much more dangerously prim than she makes out. Frankly, I reckon she's the sort that has spotless spice racks across the kitchen walls, with bottles of stuff lined up like soldiers on them, their labels all to the front.

Women like that frighten me. I can't handle people with minds that are that neat. Especially not if they're women I'm planning to bonk.

Actually, that inspires me to another new thread ....

I do have extensive spice racks, but they're not in alphabetical order or anything. I'm actually a total slob. I'm glad you can't see the room I'm sitting in right now.

And tippex for touching up paint work... amazing. I never thought of that.

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RE: A Question - 6/18/2014 5:32:39 AM

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No, in British English 'old boy' means 'terrorist', Thompson.

ETA: Tippex is correction fluid for typists. It's also good for painting over screw holes and other small blemishes in the ceiling.

I didn't know that they still made that stuff or typwriter ribbon.

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RE: A Question - 6/18/2014 6:30:59 AM

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It's rare, because people don't use typewriters much nowadays.

Incidentally, though not great for fixing typos, white toothpaste is actually better for fixing small holes and marks in ceilings.

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RE: A Question - 6/18/2014 4:22:12 PM

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Can you use hair conditioner as fabric conditioner?

Yes.

A small dab (literally a drop) on a hand towel....same as the stuff you buy.

Same (exact) shit.

However, using those fabric softener sheets on your hayud while you shower.....not the same.

(Plus they clog the drains).

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RE: A Question - 6/18/2014 10:21:10 PM

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It's rare, because people don't use typewriters much nowadays.

Incidentally, though not great for fixing typos, white toothpaste is actually better for fixing small holes and marks in ceilings.

Peon I'm getting such a crush on you.

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RE: A Question - 6/18/2014 10:33:31 PM

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