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13 December 2006, 11:24 PM
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... item on tonight's 10 o' clock news on BBC1: circumcision among african men as a new way to help cut the spread of the HIV virus.
the UN world health organisation spokesman interviewed?
dr. kevin de ****, no less.
you couldn't make it up ...
the UN world health organisation spokesman interviewed?
dr. kevin de ****, no less.
you couldn't make it up ...
13 December 2006, 11:25 PM
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13 December 2006, 11:34 PM
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There´s a guy called "**** Slinger" in our IT Dept. 
and I didn't make it up. I don't know him personally, but I image it must be difficult to keep a straight face whilst calling him a "****". I think I'd prefer to adress him as Mr. Slinger... Do I win a prize? 
and I didn't make it up. I don't know him personally, but I image it must be difficult to keep a straight face whilst calling him a "****". I think I'd prefer to adress him as Mr. Slinger... Do I win a prize?
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I knew a Dutchman called Mr Hardon. He was a really good boss, actually. Is it the fault of the Dutch, or is it just that the Brits invent new slang while stoned out of their heads in a coffeeshop?
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Originally Posted by Suresh
There´s a guy called "**** Slinger" in our IT Dept.
...not me obviously... 
15 December 2006, 02:32 PM
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Could be worse - you could be an Indian politician. Many of the electorate have called our politicians by such names after elections, this must be one of the few who has been elected already bearing such a name.
"Delhi's top elected politician, Sheila Dik****, had 11 weddings to choose from this week."
30,000 Delhi couples heed astrologers and tie the knot | Columnists | Guardian Unlimited
"Delhi's top elected politician, Sheila Dik****, had 11 weddings to choose from this week."
30,000 Delhi couples heed astrologers and tie the knot | Columnists | Guardian Unlimited
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