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In tribute to the great Humphrey Lyttelton, this week's challenge is to expand the Uxbridge English Dictionary. We shouldn't have to explain this.
(, Wed 30 Apr 2008, 21:50)
If we're doing religion then I think we should do my personal choice in life.

ramen
(, Sun 4 May, 15:58, More)
You will be glad to know....
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I am off to the pub, (new Wetherspoons just opened)
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(, Sun 4 May, 13:21, More)
Ironically, this would work much better if it was frontpaged.
Edit: Or if it got to the top of the popular page. Nudge nudge.
(, Sun 4 May, 11:55, More)
hehehe
this is notitsownthreadworthy, cos quick, lame and crap so have it here

and thanks to bigwasteofspace for the inspiration
b3ta.com/board/8335820
(, Sun 4 May, 11:37, More)
polygon

Pronunciation: \ˈpä-lē-ˌgän\
Function: noun
Etymology: Late Latin polygonum, from Greek polygōnon, from neuter of polygōnos parrot, from poly- + gōnia gone away
Date: 1571
1: an unexpected absence of parrot
(, Sun 4 May, 6:16, More)
I'm almost certain this doesn't count
But compo'd anyway.

If you don't get it, think back to the Christmas carol. If you don't think it's funny, imagine a 3-year old singing and thinking it's the right words.
(, Sun 4 May, 1:41, More)

In tribute to the great Humphrey Lyttelton, this week's challenge is to expand the Uxbridge English Dictionary. We shouldn't have to explain this.
(, Wed 30 Apr 2008, 21:50)
Pages: 33, 32, 31, 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (or see the popular posts)

ramen
(, Sun 4 May, 15:58, More)
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I am off to the pub, (new Wetherspoons just opened)
.
(, Sun 4 May, 13:21, More)
Edit: Or if it got to the top of the popular page. Nudge nudge.
(, Sun 4 May, 11:55, More)
this is notitsownthreadworthy, cos quick, lame and crap so have it here

and thanks to bigwasteofspace for the inspiration
b3ta.com/board/8335820
(, Sun 4 May, 11:37, More)

Pronunciation: \ˈpä-lē-ˌgän\
Function: noun
Etymology: Late Latin polygonum, from Greek polygōnon, from neuter of polygōnos parrot, from poly- + gōnia gone away
Date: 1571
1: an unexpected absence of parrot
(, Sun 4 May, 6:16, More)
But compo'd anyway.

If you don't get it, think back to the Christmas carol. If you don't think it's funny, imagine a 3-year old singing and thinking it's the right words.
(, Sun 4 May, 1:41, More)








