Sounds like a party game for a night out on the town where two ladies slap each other in the face with their jugs until only the victor still stands. Loser buys the next round.
Buy me a ticket.
No, I really don't "need" to do anything.
Jugs? Crude? I could think of far worse words to have used.
Ah I see. People with a sense of humour need not apply. :mst:
I'll bare that in mind for future discussion.
Stop being a drama llama. It was a bit of fun over the name, aimed at the name, nothing more.
Now you can sit here and be overly vocal over a silly joke you didn't find funny, or you can discuss the documentary. What's it to be?
Fortunately, because I'm not the sensitive type, I can take gender generalization with a pinch of salt. I would have hated to have been on the receiving end had I of have said something of equal merit to you however.
In all seriousness (checking that what British people really mean thread, haven't found a real meaning for this yet) my idea of fun is different from yours. It's certainly nothing to get worked up about, neither should you take it quite so seriously. Life is too short for that.
Fixed.
I'm not a soft Southerner either. You'll receive as good as you give. Equality and all that.
