Should we put an end to pointless polls?

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SHOULD WE PUT AN END TO POINTLESS POLES?

YES
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57%
NO
6
43%
 
Total votes: 14

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Post by stats »

Galasso wrote:Exactly the right answer. God, your good!

Luckily, everyone in my chair remembered that they had some alcohol stashed away for an emergency so the night has been saved.
Ah you must have the man's chair, lazy boy=wonderful

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Post by Eboue Can't Defend »

I've just noticed that the poll didn't include my 'Only If It's One Conducted By Stats' option!! :roll: :shock: :?

Message to the technical guys: there seems to be a problem sometimes
when trying to put in additional poll options - sort it out please lads!! :wink:

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:lol:

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I have finished my last beer and the only thing left is half a bottle of Martini! Should I do like leonard Rossiter and wait for Joan Collins or go to the petrol station and get something a little more drinkable. (Leonard Rossiter andJoan Collins - classic tv adverts for you young ones out there. Get them on youtube)

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Post by U.F.G Anfield '89 »

having an OAP like collins go and get you a beer, for shame.

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By the time she makes it back with beer, I'll have drunk the Martini and it won't matter whether she's OAP or fucking CIA.

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Post by U.F.G Anfield '89 »

just drive down the petrol station and get it yourself.

NO, I don't mean that DON'T do it.

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It's alright there's a kiosk at the corner of my block that has some decent beer, I won't be putting anyone's life in danger other than my own (Joan Collins, fucking lazy bitch!)

Unless I ask next door for some emergency alcohol supplies.

POLL:

If I ask next door for some beer will I..

1. Be offered a four pack and a quick bow-job?

2. Have the four pack smashed in my face, resulting in a slow and painful nose-job?

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Post by U.F.G Anfield '89 »

i'd rather the second option, if bow job means being shot in the face with a cross bow.

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U.F.G Anfield '89 wrote:i'd rather the second option, if bow job means being shot in the face with a cross bow.
It's an extremely painful foreplay!

Anyway, that's option no3

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Post by U.F.G Anfield '89 »

maybe it's bow job as in give you a cello recital, or bow pronounced bauw as in they take a bow, if it's a god recital maybe it'll be a bow job followed by a bow job :lol:

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Post by Galasso »

A god recital??

I know I m good at "bow-jobs" but that is something else...

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Post by U.F.G Anfield '89 »

who would have thought how much hilarity could ensue from simply missing out a couple of letters.

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..although I have heard the words "MY GOD, MY GOD" when reciting my bow...

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know the feeling, my long bow strikes fear into the hearts of my rivals, for they know the mastery with which i wield it.

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