i bet i have the biggest....
on this board. i am not going to post pics up as you will accuse me of cheating :Suspiciou
anyway, they have grown to tennis ball size:eek2: only thing is, i cant stand radish :freak3: |
One thing is certain, i have the biggest cock on this forum!
http://www.jesperdeleuran.dk/media/N...h-big-Cock.gif |
My friend once got chased down a hill by a badger.
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Originally Posted by Abdabz
(Post 7941773)
My friend once got chased down a hill by a badger.
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whatever :D
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
(Post 7941693)
on this board. i am not going to post pics up as you will accuse me of cheating :Suspiciou
anyway, they have grown to tennis ball size:eek2: only thing is, i cant stand radish :freak3: you told me size didn't matter :confused: |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 7941829)
It's a common fact that badgers are able to run on their hind legs... like an emu, which when you think about how aggressive they your friend was lucky to escape serious injury!
I dont think it was a 6' badger :lol1: A hind leg walking average sized badger fighting my friend would have been like him going toe to toe with a hairy dwarf, which considering this thread is about big things takes, us a little off topic (unless our thread starter collects giant badgers, that is :wonder: ) |
Originally Posted by Abdabz
(Post 7942077)
(unless our thread starter collects giant badgers, that is :wonder: )
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Originally Posted by Tam the bam
(Post 7942106)
Not a giant Badger, however I did hear she has a giant Beaver! :eek: ;) :D
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
(Post 7942154)
giant badger rhymes with giant todger :D
Also while on the subject of badgers.... it's a common fact that they can't look up, that's why they so easy to catch/cull (unless they're running like an Emu of course) as they can't see the farmer stood over them about to muller them with a shovel :( |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 7942179)
In a surrealist way it might...... :Suspiciou
Also while on the subject of badgers.... it's a common fact that they can't look up, that's why they so easy to catch/cull (unless they're running like an Emu of course) as they can't see the farmer stood over them about to muller them with a shovel :( |
Originally Posted by sarasquares
(Post 7942230)
i didnt know badgers lived on farms :wonder:
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I heard badgers only feed on mashed potato? Oh and people, but only people who look like my friend who was chased down the hill by a badger, yes.
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I'm sorry - did I slip into some alternate reality where everyone talks utter bollocks?
Ah. No. Scoobynet NSR :D |
you can lick a badger but if you suck one it could get stuck in your throat :p
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
(Post 7942712)
you can lick a badger but if you suck one it could get stuck in your throat :p
:cool: |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 7942179)
In a surrealist way it might...... :Suspiciou
Also while on the subject of badgers.... it's a common fact that they can't look up, that's why they so easy to catch/cull (unless they're running like an Emu of course) as they can't see the farmer stood over them about to muller them with a shovel :( |
Originally Posted by sarasquares
(Post 7942712)
you can lick a badger but if you suck one it could get stuck in your throat :p
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 7941829)
It's a common fact that badgers are able to run on their hind legs... like an emu, which when you think about how aggressive they your friend was lucky to escape serious injury!
A swift size nine to the head and they soon run away! I live in a rural area and badgers are a pain in the arse, two did over my neighbours puppy the other week, so neighbour took a shovel to their heads! |
Originally Posted by GC8WRX
(Post 7943462)
Soft lad!
A swift size nine to the head and they soon run away! I live in a rural area and badgers are a pain in the arse, two did over my neighbours puppy the other week, so neighbour took a shovel to their heads! |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 7943476)
The 'old' badgers "can't look up" being used for maximum effect!.... they're easy enough to deal with until they get a decent speed up... then it's like trying to stop a steam train! ;)
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
(Post 7943994)
i wonder if the 'new' badgers can look up :wonder:
I gave it up when I damaged my knee in the late 80's while pretending to do a drunken Don Johnson (Miami Vice) roll over a friends car bonnet, trouble was as I wasn't wearing any socks and my shoe half slipped off causing me to stand up funny (wasn't that funny) and damage my knee ligament. Anyway after that I was unable to outrun the feckers... so had to retire :mad: Still don't wear socks though :cool: |
With all this talk of badgers, where is the badger meister, :D Jamie :lol!:
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my radish are still growing :p
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
(Post 7944175)
my radish are still growing :p
Saying that... they are YOURS, so I await the inevitable "I've just accidently driven over my foofing radishes" thread :D |
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
(Post 7944478)
They'd grow a lot quicker if you didn't watch them so much :mad:
Saying that... they are YOURS, so I await the inevitable "I've just accidently driven over my foofing radishes" thread :D i wont be running anything over for a while as i am carless :( i have been popping pods today :smug: |
Go and ask if you can show Phillipino girls your tandang. They may giggle a bit, slap you in the face, or give you some lovin (If they understand)!
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badgers? :Suspiciou
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Tandang is another Tagalog word for rooster. When I was dating a Filipino bint in NZ, we were having a naughty bit of banter via e-mail, and I used the "Tandang" word. Of course, she knew it meant "Rooster" in Tagalog, but she then asked if there was another word for "Rooster" to which she received a reply, "Cock!", from her workmates which made her blush a bit.
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