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ganges

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right as it's a bit quiet on here at the moment (understatement of the year), thought I would start this thread, might not work but hey hoo.

so any question not car related (otherwise no doubt the mods will say its not in the right section :roll: ), it can be a funny or a serious question, but be warned if its serious don't expect a serious answer, (cue SID, Shaw :roll: ), so here goes I have got two for you this morning

 

1) why do women have small feet

 

2) why do women get married in white

 

 

answers on a post card with paypal gift of £5.00, for the answer (only joking)

 

 

now why is it I feel that I have opened a right can of worms here :innocent:

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1. so they dont have to pay for the larger sizes and therefore can partially justify having SO MANY FUCKIN PAIRS OF SHOES!!!!

 

2. because they'd look a tw4t in black? (that and its supposed to represent purity of soul.....despite most "wives" having been stuffed in every orifice at some point in their life beforehand)

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1) Evolution. Unlike the male foot, women have adapted to be less likely to suffer the agony of stepping on upturned plugs, or, god forbid, lego :|

 

2) I think traditionally white dresses showed you were rich as you couldn't really clean white sufficiently back in the day, so they were seen as a throw away/single-use item.

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2)  they were seen as a throw away/single-use item.

 

 your still talking about the dress there right?

 

only ask as it seems pretty reasonable even if your not.

 

also.......... why is it allways a feckin 3x2 lego brick I stand on????

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