normspanners
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No, but bunkum is, thats why the spelling might'ent be rightI hope that's not an urban dictionary style definition for woggle.
pedrobedro
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She did Tie-Quorn-Dough or whatever it's called, the head kic thing, I think black eyes are the least of my concerned
Can't stand that vegetarian crap, get some real mince
Google "how to plait a woggle" for some complicated pictures. This worked for me.
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If you get really stuck and your lifes in danger post it to me and i'll redo it for you. Jump forward to 3.30
captain-destructo
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my son applied to go to the jamboree in Japan but didnt make it thru selection
she should have a great time tell her to take lots of photos
tell her to guard her necker with her life and take as many old badges as she can find people go mad for them apparently
she should have a great time tell her to take lots of photos
tell her to guard her necker with her life and take as many old badges as she can find people go mad for them apparently
, but not through lack of trying, apparently one of her leaders will be able to fix it, fingers crossed
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Practical skills, eh; I offered to help sew a badge on, she went to get a drink, when she came back I was finished and the stitches couldn't be seen at all.I don't know, youth of today just don't seem to have any practical skills at all - I pity the future
To say she was amazed is an understatement...... But was less than impressed when she realised it was superglue. In my defence, surgeons use superglue instead of stitches sometimes
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the snooper
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Practical skills, eh; I offered to help sew a badge on, she went to get a drink, when she came back I was finished and the stitches couldn't be seen at all.
... But was less than impressed when she realised it was superglue. In my defence, surgeons use superglue instead of stitches sometimes
but both are only temporary
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Practical skills, eh; I offered to help sew a badge on, she went to get a drink, when she came back I was finished and the stitches couldn't be seen at all.
... But was less than impressed when she realised it was superglue. In my defence, surgeons use superglue instead of stitches sometimes
Don't you know how to sew? Few minute job with a thread and needle, and the right stitches for the task are nigh on invisible too. Superglue would make a nasty mess of the patch and fabric underneath.
I'm honestly beginning to wonder which one is the bimbo.
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I thought I did, that's why I offered to help but I managed to stab myself with the eye end if the needle
. She can't tig weld though so we're even.
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Don't let that lull you into a false sense of security. You're still in troubleIt didn't matter that I broke it as she left it at home by accident.
normspanners
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HAHAHA on parade without a woggle --------sack-able offenceIt didn't matter that I broke it as she left it at home by accident
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It was only on the last day she realised she didn't have it, it clearly wasn't needed. Phew
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With the amount of wimmins in the mob now you might have to be careful how and when you use that one
