Ooh! My Piles Are Playing Up!

[Frommy]

But the original post had so much "Frankie Howerd" in it, and he was a Pom, and I am an Ozzie.

But I agree about Americans.

[Murray]

Gold Flinger - 27/9/2005 3:53 PM
... But what can I say, it's a reflex action: when my bow says "click" I loose! ...

Use the force my young padowan... Control the clicker you must!

[Old Bloke]

I just can't believe that there are people out here still using the old tradition of sticking in their piles using flour and water.

Mind you........Preston......hmm......didn't get your arrows from Archery World did you? I've heard Bob is so tight, that they probably were stuck in with flour and water!

[Dave]

Old Bloke - 28/9/2005 8:52 PM I just can't believe that there are people out here still using the old tradition of sticking in their piles using flour and water. Mind you........Preston......hmm......didn't get your arrows from Archery World did you? I've heard Bob is so tight, that they probably were stuck in with flour and water!

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I wouldn't be surprised, bought a dozen arrows from there and all their nocks flew off the first time they were shot. However, Ian at Archery World makes a fine arrow </p>

[clickerati]

Yep, we Yanks are doolally, thank you very much.

I have a PhD in toilet humour, Goldie! Someday I show you the documentary I made at uni called <span style="font-style: italic;">Pisscellaneous</span> :O

[Gold Flinger]

clickerati - 28/9/2005 9:12 PM
Someday I show you the documentary I made at uni called <span style="font-style: italic;">Pisscellaneous</span> :O

OMG! That sounds like rather "specialist viewing" Click!

[clickerati]

Gold Flinger - 29/9/2005 3:49 AM
OMG! That sounds like rather &quot;specialist viewing&quot; Click!

Geez, Goldie, what kinda girl do you think I am?? No, don't tell me. I think I know.

<span style="font-style: italic;">Pisscellaneous</span> is a documentary about people discussing their quirks when using public toilets (or <span style="font-style: italic;">bathroom</span>s as we say in the US) -- hand washing and drying, experiences (no, not the George Michael kind), cultural differences, etc.

It's more funny than rude (although a few people did get slightly graphic).