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Re: Where do the usual UK meetings take place

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[quote="campermon";p="1581594"][quote="Paula";p="1581593"][quote="campermon";p="1581592"][quote="Paula";p="1581590"]You just want to sexually objectify all those SkepChicks Mr C, you can't fool me :naughty:[/quote]

:naughty2:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:[/quote]

Have you seen the Skephicks? :shock:



And before I have my head jumped on, I was joking, it was a funny, ha ha ha ;)[/quote]

Yup!

:teef:[/quote]

Naughty Mr C :naughty:

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I reckon we should have a Ratskepticon with Ratskeptichicks.

All the members could come dressed in PZ stick on beards or ironic Watson glasses.

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Can we have some of those "Back off fucker!" red cards? Please, please, please? :grin:
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[quote="Paula";p="1581601"]Can we have some of those "Back off fucker!" red cards? Please, please, please? :grin:[/quote]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yes, a whole green, amber and red card system would be implemented.
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[quote="campermon";p="1581605"][quote="Paula";p="1581601"]Can we have some of those "Back off fucker!" red cards? Please, please, please? :grin:[/quote]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yes, a whole green, amber and red card system would be implemented.[/quote]

Red = Back off fucker!
Amber = I'd be up for it if you were better looking.
Green = Hello boys :naughty2:
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[quote="Paula";p="1581608"][quote="campermon";p="1581605"][quote="Paula";p="1581601"]Can we have some of those "Back off fucker!" red cards? Please, please, please? :grin:[/quote]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Yes, a whole green, amber and red card system would be implemented.[/quote]

Red = Back off fucker!
Amber = I'd be up for it if you were better looking.
Green = Hello boys :naughty2:[/quote]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

An excellent idea.
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I'm in Birmingham if anyone wants to meet there?
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I think there's quite a few people from the Midlands, and it is pretty easy to access for most, seems sensible to have any big meet there.
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Yep. Motorway access almost to the centre.
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Just to make it perfectly clear to any woman who turns up, initialy when I see you I will be stripping you with my eyes, I will be judging you on your body and generally having many degenerate thoughts After about 2 seconds to 2 minutes or so (depending on fitness rating) I might thinking of you as a intelligent and interesting person which I'm sure you all are.

Just want to get the sexists/being male issue over with honestly
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:lol:
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[quote="mrjonno";p="1589321"]Just to make it perfectly clear to any woman who turns up, initialy when I see you I will be stripping you with my eyes, I will be judging you on your body and generally having many degenerate thoughts After about 2 seconds to 2 minutes or so (depending on fitness rating) I might thinking of you as a intelligent and interesting person which I'm sure you all are.

Just want to get the sexists/being male issue over with honestly[/quote]

Us wimmin are used to that, can barely go out the house without being sexually objectified. It's a nuisance but hey ho :dunno:
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Yes, Birmingham would be a good place to meet.

What we'd need to do is book some sort of cheap venue; a church hall for instance.
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[quote="campermon";p="1589345"]Yes, Birmingham would be a good place to meet.

What we'd need to do is book some sort of cheap venue; a church hall for instance.
:shifty:[/quote]
The cathedral and St. Martins in the town centre are always empty when I pop-in for a cuppa... :whistle:
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[quote="Alan B";p="1585001"]Yep. Motorway access almost to the centre.[/quote]
And yet curiously enough the construction of the M6 toll road means that Birmingham is the only city in the UK that people actually pay to avoid.
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[quote="campermon";p="1581510"]Birmingham is nice and central... :whistle:
:lol:[/quote]

Let's be honest: Birmingham is central. :lol:
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[quote="HomerJay";p="1589707"][quote="Alan B";p="1585001"]Yep. Motorway access almost to the centre.[/quote]
And yet curiously enough the construction of the M6 toll road means that Birmingham is the only city in the UK that people actually pay to avoid.[/quote]
No one really uses the M6 toll if they can help it - it's apparently the most expensive toll road in Europe.
Since improvements on the M6 have made the toll more or less obsolete... :whistle:
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It must be doing well for itself - it's even got its own website! :o

http://www.m6toll.co.uk/
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[quote="Spearthrower";p="1589713"][quote="campermon";p="1581510"]Birmingham is nice and central... :whistle:
:lol:[/quote]

Let's be honest: Birmingham is central. :lol:[/quote]

The nuclear power failure in Japan after the tidal wave affected an area almost exactly the size of Greater Birmingham which seems to me to indicate we need a nuclear powerstation dead centre
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:grin:
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