Jesus Harv has a right gerbil up his arse in this thread (floating potential use of new idiom).
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Calm down, don't ignite your lower bowel gases ffsOriginally posted by badpiggy View Post
removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.Comment
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Careful Al
Glass Half Full
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MacAllister is still apologising for ‘ that ‘ pass.
Sent from my iPad using TapatalkMe, I’m either planning a holiday or I’m on one.Comment
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Yeah that's probably a better meaning. You don't think it works for irritable? Or snappy?Originally posted by Buzzo View Post works for fidgety?Felching ≠ GerbillingComment
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Maybe it can be scaled in terms of the intrusive nature awkwardness of the woodland creature?Originally posted by badpiggy View Post
“You’re the ****ing Gerbil up my ass” seems mild, almost playful or fun.
Irritable would be “you’ve been a real hedgehog up the Ass”.
Or arse dependent on geo location
Beyond that it’s up to your creativity and knowledge of rodents.
Rat up the arse would be another bad one imo
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Originally posted by Buzzo View PostMaybe it can be scaled in terms of the intrusive nature awkwardness of the woodland creature?
“You’re the ****ing Gerbil up my ass” seems mild, almost playful or fun.
Irritable would be “you’ve been a real hedgehog up the Ass”.
Or arse dependent on geo location
Beyond that it’s up to your creativity and knowledge of rodents.
Rat up the arse would be another bad one imo
Well your own has been exposed if you are calling a hedgehog a rodent
I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.
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Too easily confused with rat-arsed, which is a different meaning altogether.Originally posted by Buzzo View Post
Rat up the arse would be another bad one imo
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Who even are you anymoreOriginally posted by Doc_Piptorious View PostWell your own has been exposed if you are calling a hedgehog a rodent
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Originally posted by Buzzo View PostWho even are you anymore
I'm Doc. The pleasure is all yours.I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.
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"ARMAGEDDON!"Originally posted by Buzzo View PostMaybe it can be scaled in terms of the intrusive nature awkwardness of the woodland creature?
“You’re the ****ing Gerbil up my ass” seems mild, almost playful or fun.
Irritable would be “you’ve been a real hedgehog up the Ass”.
Or arse dependent on geo location
Beyond that it’s up to your creativity and knowledge of rodents.
Rat up the arse would be another bad one imo
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Originally posted by Buzzo View PostMaybe it can be scaled in terms of the intrusive nature awkwardness of the woodland creature?
“You’re the ****ing Gerbil up my ass” seems mild, almost playful or fun.
Irritable would be “you’ve been a real hedgehog up the Ass”.
Or arse dependent on geo location
Beyond that it’s up to your creativity and knowledge of rodents.
Rat up the arse would be another bad one imoOriginally posted by Doc_Piptorious View PostWell your own has been exposed if you are calling a hedgehog a rodent
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Dunno. Not sure any of it works now. The gerbil/hamster/rabbit community continue their general vein of uselessness.
Maybe we could replant the internet with an update of the original story where the protagonists are called Harv and Dan and Darwin is the gerbil ?Felching ≠ GerbillingComment
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