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Stubbies said..

Not another shot of Eppo is it ?

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Test pilot 1 said..

ThinkaBowtit said..

Test pilot 1 said..

Buster fin said..

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fingerbone said..

dan111984 said..

beat me! (bite me ???)

felixdcat said..

saltiest1 said..

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DavidJohn said..

they could've done batter than that.

that joke was a bit crepe...

Wrap this up now.

yeah its all getting a little flat.

Not saucy enough!

I'm impressed that dog can sit there with a crepe on it's face.

silence of the pans

C'mon enough already - that's a wrap!

Stop egging each other on!

I don't believe in any of this as I am an eggnostic

Batter give this a rest, it's getting a bit flat.

This is all getting to be a bit of a yolk

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fingerbone said..

In short!............ yes!

Have you been to Corinna Stubbies I have the same Pic.

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T 11 said..

Have you been to Corinna Stubbies I have the same Pic.

Hi T11, no I stol... acquired the picture from a touring website I was browsing.

Could easily insert name and substitute Seabreeze for facebook..........

[Scary]

^^^^^^^^^^^ bloody hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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japie said..

"Just don't throw a bucket of water on me, you cursed rat, you will not destroy my beautiful wickedness!"

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japie said..

Did you know this?



For years, the conventional wisdom has been that the best treatment for a black eye is to cover it with a piece of raw meat.
Scientific studies have proven that while the raw meat helps reduce the swelling and aids in the healing process, applying cold
meat actually delays the recovery of the broken blood vessels that cause the bruising around the orbital socket, while frozen meat
may cause superficial thermal burns to the skin.These same studies demonstrated that application of warm and tender meat is much
more effective in helping the eyes recover from the damage because the bruising isn't compounded by thermal shock.

Therefore, the next time you get a black eye, try this method:




Caution and side effects: Like all pain relievers, this method can cause swelling in other areas.

I was thinking about posting this elsewhere but here'll do.