The Lion's Lunchbox..................
The Lion's Lunchbox..................
Nunlander??? Penguinlander (well both are black and white...) :o :D
Would this be the wrong time and place to ask if anyone wants to buy a diff guard? :oops2:
:nazibanned::rulez::rocket::bat::bangin:
This is better than neighbours, home and away, Parliament question time (I'm recording both house of reps, channel 2, and senate, foxtel, at the moment).
Must get back to them! :D
Watch it, Barry, or I'll need to report you to the mods for mentioning actual brand names, not to mention where then can be located. Surely you could have said something like - "one or both houses of parliament in an unnamed inland city - please chack your local TV guide."
Crazzzzzy stuff.
:wacko::wacko::wacko:
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Originally Posted by scrambler
:oops2::blush::blush::blush::blush::blush::rulez: sorry, how about "CHANEL #2 by CHANEL", (oops, did it again!) and "redish brown animal tel?"
Ya think it's strict here; this is nothing. My wife frequents a baby forum that is so strict you can't mention any product by name. If you want to say vegemite toast you have to say malt extract spread.
How 'bout we try to live by their rules for a couple of days?
Reckon all the fun would go out of the forum in about fifteen minutes.
Cheers
Simon
Let's see...Quote:
Originally Posted by abaddonxi
So instead of saying Landrover - we have to say "British 4x4 manufacturer, previously owned by a german company, now owned by an american company, about to be sold yet again"
And what about the models:
Defender - "Agricultural model" or "real model"
Rangie - "Posh model"
Disco - "wannabe posh model"
Freeloader - "Always broken model?"
its a yeast extract i thought :PQuote:
Originally Posted by abaddonxi