Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened

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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by Vermin » Mon Feb 16, 2009 4:19 pm

This reminds me of that thread back on GR, where a few folk came out with some absolute beauts about what amazingly heroic and mythical things their grandads did during the war.

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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by Octoroc » Mon Feb 16, 2009 4:22 pm

Drunken_Master wrote:
Octoroc wrote:I often boast that I can drive from Dortmund to Kassel in under 12 parsecs. Geddit?

I'm not lying: In truth it's a very much shorter journey than that - about 360 trillion kilometres shorter.

Of course, no one ever understands what the strawberry float I'm talking about.


Dortmund? I've never seen such a wretched hive of scum and villainy.


Yeah, by "no one", I meant, "no one normal". ;)

So far this year, I have eaten NO mince pies.
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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by Cal » Mon Feb 16, 2009 4:27 pm

Drunken_Master wrote:
Cal wrote:This is true:

When I was still at primary school, my then best-friend assured me he had a full-sized working Dalek at home. I suppose I was - what? - eight or nine years old, tops. I truly believed him. I don't know where I thought he got the thing from, or what it was doing in his house... I was just a kid.

Imagine my disappointment. Still, he did have a great Action Man™ collection.


Ah! So this was the traumatic event from your childhood which turned you into a GAY?


:lol: 'Fraid so.

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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by Peter Crisp » Mon Feb 16, 2009 4:34 pm

Steve wrote:I tell every girl I meet that I have a DeLorean and I invite them back to have a fiddle with my Flux Capacitor.


Surely that only works with ladies interested in engineering or the films as all the others will just call you a nerd.

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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by Parksey » Mon Feb 16, 2009 4:40 pm

Steve wrote:I tell every girl I meet that I have a DeLorean and I invite them back to have a fiddle with my Flux Capacitor.


And then you realise it's your mum, right?

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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by coldspice » Mon Feb 16, 2009 4:41 pm

moi wrote:At school one lunchtime, this burly, bolshy ******* called Richard Thresher tried to impress some girls by pushing my spindly form to the floor and trying to make me eat grass. I reacted by ducking out of his way, snatching up a clump of the grass and throwing it in his face, shouting 'the pleasure's all yours, bomb-head' (as he had a head the shape of a bomb). That's not a lie, that actually happened - might have been my finest moment! Risky though, as if he'd caught me, he would have ripped me limb from limb...

Oh yeah, forgot to say, the line 'the pleasure's all yours' came not from a film, but from a Judge Dredd story, hence why I'm quoting it. ******* hell, I'm losing the plot here.


That is possibly the nerdiest way of standing up to a bully evar.

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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by BobbyDigital » Mon Feb 16, 2009 4:45 pm

Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened?

Nah mayne

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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by thousand yard stare » Mon Feb 16, 2009 5:08 pm

Minty14 wrote:
moi wrote:At school one lunchtime, this burly, bolshy ******* called Richard Thresher tried to impress some girls by pushing my spindly form to the floor and trying to make me eat grass. I reacted by ducking out of his way, snatching up a clump of the grass and throwing it in his face, shouting 'the pleasure's all yours, bomb-head' (as he had a head the shape of a bomb). That's not a lie, that actually happened - might have been my finest moment! Risky though, as if he'd caught me, he would have ripped me limb from limb...

Oh yeah, forgot to say, the line 'the pleasure's all yours' came not from a film, but from a Judge Dredd story, hence why I'm quoting it. ******* hell, I'm losing the plot here.


That is possibly the nerdiest way of standing up to a bully evar.


You're wrong, the boys all hoisted me onto their shoulders and gave a rousing cheer, then the girls queued up to carry my bags home after school. IT WAS IMMENSE.

28 years old, I was.

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PostRe: Anyone ever pretend summat you saw in a film really happened
by <]:^D » Mon Feb 16, 2009 5:30 pm

gaminglegend wrote:Ahh childhood, I convinced my classmate I had my own labotary like Dexter :fp: Then he said where is it then, I told him a secret staircase in the bathroom, but only I was allowed to go in :fp:


How old are you?


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