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[your_dear_brat]

I would rather not win by default. Otherwise I see no relevant need to compete. In my nature I suppose. I was trying to talk to a friend today and he would say he didn't want to talk, or couldn't talk, or some such silliness. I am very persistent about such things and continued to call back about every 30 minutes, or so. Then it was he didn't

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[darras]

I'm not entirely certain, but I have a vague notion that the woman in question could have been me. He's having a bit of a hissy girl fit.

[your_dear_brat]

No he told me he embarrassed himself by openly saying he used this scrubber to dip his wick. He was sure he offened you by openly expressing a subject not for mixed company. What an arse. Does he really think your ears are so virginal they will bleed by hearing about the dirty? Silly Boy.

No it was someone that called him a bampot although I think his words was a jellyfish or sadsack. I suppose the actuall thing he said isn't as important as the meaning. Go from there, but it wasn't from you dar. Even if you were the one to call him names he would have said he pissed in your soup to get you going. He don't think you know him as he tends to be 'reserved' over the internet and on text messages. So no worries he can't get upset with you.

[darras]

Ah not me then :D I would use better words if I were to call somebody names :p

He never told me he'd used a scrubber to dip his wick, actually I was the one that told him that his standards appeared to have slipped beyond sight and I hoped they wouldn't stay down there. In reference to the Irish bint.

He's not managed to say a thing to offend me yet, I have quite a nasty sense of humour and many brothers. He'll have to try harder than that!

What is a bampot??

[your_dear_brat]

An old Scot term for an idiot. *snicker* Odd you never heard it. :P

[darras]

Not that odd. Not every scot will know every scottish slang word, just as not every englishman will know every english slang word. It could well have originated from the other side of the country or something. That and I haven't been there in a very long time :)

[your_dear_brat]

I am not sure where I heard it. But my mother has very stiff neck affairs for really old people from all over England. I am paraded around and I pick up these words. Sad yes, but it pays off when I ask mum for a few quid. *wink*