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I have a man-bag. I'm looking at it now.

 

It contains:-

 

The Daily Telegraph

Margaret Atwood's "The Blind Assassin"

Packet of crisps

An orange

Pair of gloves

Packet of extra strong mints

Sachet of Lemsip

 

Then again, I did spend a considerable part of my working day yesterday helping middle-aged men into tights, ajusting their frilly bits and trimming their wigs...

 

Oooh-er!

 

Regards,

 

LS

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I have a man-bag. I'm looking at it now.

 

It contains:-

 

The Daily Telegraph

Margaret Atwood's "The Blind Assassin"

Packet of crisps

An orange

Pair of gloves

Packet of extra strong mints

Sachet of Lemsip

 

An orange!? An orange!? There we have it, the contents of a man-bag, unambiguous evidence of auto-erotic asphyxiation as practised by Tory MPs.

Talk about convicted out of your own mouth. :good:

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ROFLMAO

 

Laughed out loud again.

 

Top marks again for use of the word "******" (bygone playground insult) and the capitalisation.

 

 

Mungler has had a few ******'S BAGS on his chin down at Tilbury Docks.

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The use of the word ****** takes me back to my school playground days too.

 

I've always resented the theft of the word 'gay' by the homosexual community. There are plenty of words for it, why ruin a perfectly good one?

 

I propose a campaign to take back the word 'gay' and to replace it with the word ******, capitalised to distinguish from the lower cased '******' used to describe an unfortunate event.

 

 

Paul i'm with you on this . Do you think we should start an online petition at the no10 website ? As i'm sure some of the ******* in the cabinate would not approve ,

 

all the best yis yp :yes:

 

men after my own heart , if you two start the petition i'll get cracking with the placards , we could be marching on number 10 by friday , we'll go down in history as the guys that refused to lie down and take it :good:

we could march the length of the country with real men joining our ranks and burning man bags , leaving a trail of bagless ******* crying in our wake :oops:

 

ps do you think i should wear my pigeonwatch badge?.

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I dont need a manbag my valet carrys my comb, toiletries, various appliances, cigars, lighter and odd change for tips to minions. :good::oops:

 

when you say "valet" , does that mean boyfriend ? .

it sounds like you is a " brace " of ******* B)

Good lord no dear chap, one was merely being polite. Usually I refer to Higginsbottom simply as , "my man", as in manservant. Ecctually I have also forbidden the chep to carry our accoutrements for a night out clubbing in a manbag.

Seriously I know someone who called the proprietors of a local pub, "a pair of poofs". His feet never touched the ground until he was in the major police station 30 miles away. :yes:

 

blackpowder

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Seriously I know someone who called the proprietors of a local pub, "a pair of poofs". His feet never touched the ground until he was in the major police station 30 miles away. :lol:

 

blackpowder

 

speaking from a personal point of view.

i would much rather be locked safely in a cell 30 miles from home than be left in a pub getting slowly drunk in the company of two *******.

 

the ******* were probably planning on getting him very drunk and errr , snatching his bag :lol::good::lol:

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A bloke got on the train last night and sat opposite me reading a paper. I was lost in the depths of my G&T (the second of my journey) when it suddenly registered that he had a man-bag. Worse still he had a man-bag with a shoulder strap. My initial reaction was 'He's a ******'.

This reaction was compounded when I noted that he had plain gold rings on both little fingers and had excessively grown and shaped the nails on only those fingers. I'm sure he must have felt my appalled gaze burning into his paper, I dunno maybe he thought I was showing out and looking for some bum chum fun, and he briefly lowered his paper and glanced at me. If any further confirmation was needed of his leaning, it was there for all to see. He was wearing a scarf, looped and tucked. Say no more, say no more.

Still, I shouldn't have been surprised. When I got off the train, he stayed on, which means he was going to Brighton.

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I find that offensive based on the name alone.

I'm afraid I can't get past that to even much consider the practicality of the item. However, I'm sure it would be ideal kit behind enemy lines in the nighttime cold of an Arabian desert and I would be loath to refer to anyone who has worn one in those circumstances a ******.

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